Marriage of Amanda Fisher and W P Ullrich
Miss Amanda Fisher and W P Ullrich wed Saturday at the Fisher home with Rev Mueller officiating before about thirty guests. Decor reveals southern smilax and American Beauty roses, the bride wearing white mull over white silk, with Minnie Fowler playing Lohengrin. After a wedding supper, the couple plans a month of travel to Niagara Falls New York Baltimore and other spots before settling in a Sheridan Drive Evanston flat. Out of town guests include Karl Ullrich, Arlington Mrs A H Hewitt and son Sauk Millie Lodder Sauk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Fisher
W. P. Ullrich
H. A. Fisher
Mueller
Minnie Fowler
Ullrich
Niagara Falls
New York
Baltimore
Sheridan Drive
Evanston
Karl Ullrich
A. H. Hewitt
Arlington
Meeting on county telephone question at Russell's Corners
A meeting at Russell's Corners Fairfield discussed forming a telephone company. Charles Hackett was elected president E C Green secretary and Isaac Porter treasurer. Stock solicitors were chosen George Hanson E J Thomas and F O Waddell. A second meeting will be held next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell’s Corners
Fairfield
Charles Hackett
E. C. Green
Isaac Porter
George Hanson
E. J. Thomas
F. O. Waddell
Baraboo Telephone Company
Baraboo Company
To Cure a Fellow headline ad by Sam Kendall Phillipsburg Kan
Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg Kansas endorses Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a quick cure for burns boils sores scalds wounds piles eczema salt rheum chapped hands sore feet and sore eyes. Fisher Bros drug store offers it for 25 cents with guaranteed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Kendall
Phillipsburg
Kan
Bucklen
Fisher Bros. Drug Store
Old Gun and Relics Loaned to Sauk County Society
Mrs. Millie Barstow loans an 1812 service gun and an old Bible and hymn book once owned by her ancestors. The collection includes artifacts from Baraboo donor Chris Dyrude and others, with contributions of pipes, spear points, pottery, stone tools, whalebone, and pipestone. Dr. Mills adds a volume on 1856 57 Wisconsin bribery and rail land grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Barstow
Sauk County
Wisconsin
LaCrosse and
Milwaukee
Mills
Chris Dyrude
Baraboo
Katherine Metzke
Minnesota
Harry Campbell
O. L. Glazier Estate
Pacific
Joy Palmer
Farmer Henry Von Der Che Found Hanged in Barn Near Reedsburg
Henry Von Der Che, a prosperous farmer living three miles southwest of Reedsburg, was found dead by hanging in his barn yesterday afternoon after lunch. He was about 55, married with several children, and no reason for the act is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry von der Che
Reedsburg
von der Che
Sauk County Historical Society March Meeting Planned
The Sauk County Historical Society will meet Saturday evening March 17 at the Y M C A south entrance. V S Pease of the Madison Democrat will discuss the Modern Indians of the region. A photos display will be shown and members are asked to bring bead work or other Indian articles. attendees may share incidents related to regional Indian life. All interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County Historical Society
V. S. Pease
Madison Democrat
Bride declared dead survives after burial prep
La Crosse Wisconsin March 9 A 25 year old bride Mrs W R Sherwood living near Mable ten miles west of La Crosse was pronounced dead from pneumonia and prepared for burial. She sat up in the death chamber after watchers feared an embalming tragedy. She later recovered consciousness and remained in danger from exposure and shock but was expected to recover.
Madison yard crash injures Burr Robbins Jr and F Rod
A six oclock collision in Chicago and Northwestern Madison yards left Burr Robbins Jr Baraboo severely injured with side and back injuries and brake man F Rod with both legs crushed. The draw bar broke during impact. Robbins, a brakeman, was taken to hospital. Rod’s home is Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Chicago & Northwestern
Burr Robbins Jr
Baraboo
Robbins
F. Rod
Brakeman Frank Rod Dies From Switch Engine Injuries
Madison brakeman Frank Rod died from injuries sustained when struck by a switch engine Saturday morning. Baraboo resident B. Robbins, also hurt but not seriously, is recovering and progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rod
Madison
B. Robbins
Baraboo
Rexall Cherry Juice Cough Syrup Offered at 25c
Rexall Cherry Juice Cough Syrup relieves stubborn coughs colds sore throat and hoarseness. Sold at Evenson's Pharmacy 5042 Oak Street for 25 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Evenson’s Pharmacy
Oak St
Births in Greenfield and Mr and Mrs Dillenbeck announce births
Born to Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Lehman of Greenfield a son born March 9. Born to Mr and Mrs H K Dillenbeck March 9 a fine daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Lehman
Greenfield
H. K. Dillenbeck
LONG HUNT REWARDED FOR REUNITED SIBLINGS
William C Zimmermann of Merrimack finds his sister in Chicago after an eight year search across half the states. Both born in Depere Wisconsin, they lost touch after guardianship changes. The sister, 23, had been adopted by the Eickmeier family in Chicago. Zimmermann, 26, will live with the Eickmeiers near his sister and work in a Chicago machine shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Zimmermann
Merrimack
Chicago
William Zimmermann
Depere
Wis
Miss Zimmermann
Green Bay
Eickmeier
Carl Veit
Zimmermann
Madison
Disagree ruling in Portage note case over estate funds
A Portage jury failed to reach a verdict in the suit of Wm 5 Farnsworth as administrator of Christina Scherf against Gottlieb and Sophia Kastner. The case centers on a $150 note claimed by Kastner and her husband to belong to Mrs Scherf's estate. A prior trial saw a directed verdict for the Kastners on $600 cash, with continued action on the note. Third hearing likely at June circuit term. costs exceed the note. Attorneys Grotophorst Evans Thomas for plaintiff and D H Grady for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage
Wm 5
Farnsworth
Christina Scherf
Gottlieb
Sophia Kastner
Plaintif
Scherf
Kastner
Grotophorst, Evans&Thomas of
Baraboo
D. H. Grady
Big horse sale advertised next Wednesday
The notice invites attendance at a big horse sale scheduled for next Wednesday. The item also mentions licensed marriages regarding Herman Meyer and Mable Bliven of Troy and local social visits and employment shifts in Wisconsin communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Meyer
Mable Bliven
Town of
Troy
Hyomei Inhaler Sells As Catarrh Cure At Low Cost
Hyomei is presented as a safe inhaler remedy for catarrh, claiming penetration to nose and throat to kill germs and heal mucous membranes. Complete outfit costs $1.00 with a 50 cent extra bottle, advertised by Fisher Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Bros
Baraboo Native to Relocate to Los Angeles
B A Owen, once a Baraboo youth, has been living and practicing law in Edgeley North Dakota for several years and plans to move to Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Owen
Edgeley
North Dakota
Los Angeles
California
Accidents Recorded in County Since 1905
The county began compiling accident reports in 1905 with 56 on file. In February, H. F. Leicht of Westfield lost two fingers to a wood saw. Genevieve Fenster of Woodlawn injured her hand riding downhill. Wm. Meyer of Reedsburg hurt by slabsaw. John Emer of Plain suffered a skull fracture from a buggy throw. Ernest Schultz of Loganville had a left leg fracture after being run over by a sled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Leicht
Westfield
Genevieve Fenster
Woodlawn
Wm. Meyer
Reedsburg
John Emer
Plain
Ernest Schultz
Loganville
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Matt J. Johnson
J. B. Donovan & Co
Baraboo, wIs
Russell
Sal-Lac
Peoria, IL
Sam
J. Fred Wellman
Krupp Remedy Co
Chicago, Ili
Fisher Bros’ Drug Store
Sauk
Historical Society
Parker
Bride
Madison Yards
Maine
Isert
the Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Company
Arch St
Philadelphia, Pa
Sister
Portage, Wis
Lizzie Nixon
Duluth
Wm. Gippler
Tillie
Herman Rosin
Bruce Morse
Basco
W. W. Morse
George Loomis
James L. Loomis
Charles Coleman
George
Hamilton
James
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