West Fairfield Notes and Family Visits
West Fairfield reports Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison of Elyria Ohio and James of North Dakota attending the funeral of Mrs. George Harrison. Robert returns home this morning. his wife stays longer. James travels back this week. Cattle losses noted include N Wilcox and J Seabourn losing cows and Randal McMarlin a horse. Kilbourn visitors Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wilcox and two children. Delton visit by Mr. and Mrs. John Davenport. C Burke family vacated for Mr. Western who bought the farm. Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. E Calvert last Thursday with a large turnout. treasurer took in four to five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harrison
Elyria
Ohio
James
North Dakota
George Harrison
Robert
N. Wilcox
J. Seabourn
Randal McMarlin
Grant Wilcox
Kilbourn
John Davenport
Delton
C. Burke
Western
Ladies’ Aid Society
E. Calvert
Local Social Notes From South Delton Area
Mrs Flora Baxter Miss Belle Holt and George visited Portage to see Belle Haycock and took her to Chicago hospital Friday night. Miss Maud Waddell returned from LaGrange Ill after seven months away. Mystic Ring meets Mrs Searle March 29. Various visits include Kilbourn Excelsior Webster's Prairie and Caledonia with Carl Lamberton family and Mrs Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Baxter
Belle Holt
George
Portage
Belle Haycock
Hine man visits Lime Ridge and local church events
Mr and Mrs Perry Hineman of Lime Ridge visited relatives Sunday and Monday. Local families attended the Lutheran church dedicatory services in Reedsburg. Miss Voltz from Ableman works at Lloyd O’Connor’s. Mrs Harry Toeder injured after a cutter mishap. Myrtie Clingman on spring school break. teaches in Winfield. Lewis Edwards family visited Fred Spaulding. Rinefeldt children sick with mumps. Ella Rinefeldt out of school with rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Hineman
Lime Ridge
Mother Gray’s Australian Leaf Offered Free by Mail
Promises a free package of Mother Gray's Australian Leaf, advertised as a reliable regulator for women’s ailments. Claims to ease back pains, urinary, bladder, or kidney trouble with a pleasant herb blend. Sold by druggists for 50 cents or via The Mother Gray Co. LeRoy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy
N. Y
Schmidtke visits Cuba City kin after winter stay
Fairfield report says Arthur Schmidtke left for Cuba City to visit his brother Albert after a winter visit with sister Mrs. Oscar Schultz. Oscar Schultz's children, who have been ill with the grip, are improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Schmidtke
Oscar Schultz
Cuba City
Albert
Baraboo Resident Praises Doan's Kidney Pills
Mrs. E L Palmer of 526 Third St Baraboo Wisconsin credits Doan's Kidney Pills with enduring relief from severe backache and kidney trouble after years of failure with other remedies. She says two boxes provided complete relief and she has had no serious kidney issues since, and she continues to recommend the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Doan
E. L. Palmer
Third St
Wis
Dean
Evenson’s
No School in District No 8 and Local Visits Reported
Durward's Gien March 15 notes no school in district No 8 due to Miss Suffin's illness. Visits include William Taylor and Mrs. Ramsay of Portage at A G Albert's home, a Taylor Albert connection, a nephew of Herman Mueller returning home by Merrimack train, Lily Dudley’s return from Myrtle and Gladys Owens, and Gustave Weiland's baby son injured by a pin removed with a jack knife blade, healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffin
William Taylor
James Ramsay
Portage
A. G. Albert
Albert
Mr. Taylor
Herman Mueller
Merrimack
Lily Dudley
Myrtle
Gladys Owens
Gustave Weiland
Weiland
Night Cap Social at Chas Ninneman's in Westfield
Westfield reports a Night Cap Social at Chas Ninneman's Friday night. Girls will trim two night caps to be auctioned. Arthur Schulte visited Baraboo over the weekend. Fred Braun of Badger Valley stayed with his brother. A brother of Rev. Elske from Lowell joined them Sunday. Percy Alexander serves as juryman in court this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Ninneman
Arthur Schulte
Baraboo
Fred Braun
Badger Valley
Rev
Elske
Lowell
Percy Alexander
Surprise music night at Zim merman's boosts town fun
Miss Amanda Zimmermann hosted a friendly gathering last week where Mr. Larson played a graphophone and delighted guests. The crowd left with a shared impression that Zim merman's is the place for a good time.
Card of Thanks for Mrs Angel-kind of Wood and Michael families
The Wood and Michael families express thanks to all who helped during the sickness and burial of Mrs Angel. Gratitude goes to kind friends who assisted in past afflictions as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel
B. A. Wood
Theodore Michael
Cisterns Cleaned Repaired at 988 Mound Street
L J Leiser reports cisterns cleaned and repaired with work to continue promptly. Telephone number 168 and residence at 988 Mound Street are listed for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound Street
Farm topics discussed by Glenville literary society
The Glenville literary society will discuss farm topics Friday evening. Papers cover Strawberries, Willis Glover and Silas by Frank Capener. Potatoes and Watermelons by George Karstetter. Spraying by L. D. Burtch. Local residents attend and visit, including the Petz families and Mrs. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenville
Literary Society
Willis Glover
Silas
Frank Capener
George Karstetter
L. D. Burtch
Aug. Petz
Merrimack
Wm. Petz
Sumpter
Baraboo
David Hesselgrave
Lodi
E. G. Hesselgrave
Norwalk
Peter Buck
Chippewa Falls
Chas. Burke
Nettie Whittey
Dellona and North Excelsior News Blast
March 12 reported a fine boy born to Mr. and Mrs Lloyd O Conno. Herman Cone has rheumatism and is not well. Ernest Cady and family visited L D Rudd. Fred DuBois family from Portage visited with grandmother Mrs Sarah DuBois. Training school girls and Miss Louise Rudd took a two week vacation due to scarlet fever. Helen J Dryer returned from Toledo. Mrs Frank Veeder stayed with sister Mrs Newton Cone to help care for newborn nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd O’conno
Herman Cone
Ernest Cady
North Freedom
L. D. Rudd
Fred DuBois
Portage
Sarah DuBois
Louise Rudd
Helen J. Dryer
Toledo
Iowa
Frank Veeder
Newton Cone
West Spring Green Notes March Events and Changes
Alfred Smith and the Storkson boys chase wolves around without injuries. Gladys Huntley and her mother return from La Crosse visit. The B H L meets March 19. George Creasey transfers his West Spring Green Telephone share to James Meade. Amos Mercer is very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Spring Green
Alfred Smith
Storkson
Gladys Huntley
la Crosse
George Creasey
West Spring Green Telephone Company
James Meade
Amos Mercer
Nervous Prostration and Digestive Remedies Ad
An ad promotes Mi o na tablets as a cure for nervousness caused by indigestion. It claims relief within hours for acute cases and weeks for chronic, with benefits including improved sleep and mood. Fisher Bros. sells Mi o na with a money back guarantee and a 50 cent large box price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miona
Fisher Bros
Community Notices and Visiting Guests in North Freedom
North Freedom Wis March reports visiting relatives and minor health events. Mrs Denzer visited her parents and daughter Carrie underwent surgery in Madison with a favorable update. Others visited, illnesses noted, and local activity included a missionary meeting and various travels.
Public Auction at Prairie du Lac Farm March 30 1909
The undersigned will sell at public auction on his farm six miles northwest of Prairie du Lac on the west Baraboo on Tuesday March 30 1909 beginning at ten o'clock in the forenoon. The sale includes the entire herd of Shorthorn cattle with Scotch Bull Count Victor and numerous cattle plus hogs harness machinery and farming implements. Terms: cash for sums under 10.00 and on larger amounts one year with bankable notes at 6 percent interest. Warm lunch at noon. A. W. Cole H. J. Farnum Auctioneer Proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie du Lac
Baraboo
A. W. Cole
H. J. Farnum
Prairie Du Sac notes and local visits briefed
March reports from Prairie Du Sac list Mrs Mary Schultz and two sons aiding ill relatives in New Hampton and the latter part of last week. Miss Elzena Meyer visited Madison. Miss Maude Hyland toured Baraboo and Reedsburg. Chas A Parker of Beaver Dam stayed with friends. A baseball benefit at Hatz hall yielded over fifty dollars for the boys. Mrs J C Haberman visited her mother in Waverly Iowa. MacPherson, formerly teaching near Devil's Lake, has resigned and is now attending school here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schultz
New Hampton
Wallace MacPherson
Devil’s Lake
Baraboo Markets Prevailing Prices Variation Notes
Baraboo markets report prevailing prices as paid at Baraboo with corrections completed before publication. Market watchers note adjustments were made prior to going to press to reflect current quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Marriage of Mrs. Burdick Family Amid Local News
Reedsburg reports Mrs. Wm. Burdick and two sons travel to Wonewoc due to Mrs. Burdick’s illness and Mr. Burdick’s mother’s death. Six new E. F. U. lodge members initiated last Friday. Walter Sanford leaves for North Dakota land. Ed Seibel buys livery outfit in Sparta and ships home. School reopens with no scarlet fever cases. Other local movements include J. S. Hall of Livingston, Ala., visiting and Miss Marie Eschenbach of Ableman in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Burdick
Wonewoc
Burdick
Ben Burdick
E. F. U. Lodge
Walter Sanford
North Dakota
Ed Seibel
Sparta
Reedsburg
S.A. Collins
Kilbourn
E.C. Gottry
B. J. Hager
LaValle
D. J. Pease
Ill
A. M. Sanders
Texas
J.S. Hall
Livingston
Ala
Our City
Marie Eschenbach
Ableman
T. W. Collins
Hillsboro
Thankful note from Harrison family in bereavement
The Harrison family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness during the loss of their wife and mother and for floral offerings. Names listed: Mr. G. W. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Conway, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Harrison, Miss Lilah Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Harrison
J. L. Harrison
J. J. Conway
R. H. Harrison
Lilah Harrison
Strawberry Plants for Sale in Baraboo Wisconsin
Healthy straw berry plants grown on new land offered for sale by William Rounds of Baraboo Wisconsin. Telephone contact available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rounds
Baraboo
Wis
Telephone
Taxidermist Work by E D Ochsner Prairie du Lac
E D Ochsner offers mounted birds and animals true to nature with reasonable prices and first class guarantees. Prairie du Lac resident advertises his taxidermy services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Ochsner
Prairie du Lacris
Advert for Barred Pullet and Seed Corn Auction
A farm ad lists Pure J. B. Thompson barred pullets at 1.00 each or 10.00 per dozen. Also seeds: Bunker’s Improved Yellow Dent corn, fire dried and tested, averaging 70 bushels shelled per acre, 60 bu per acre near Phillips Wisconsin, first prize 1908 Price county fair. Price 3.00 per bushel on the ear. bags 2 bushels. Seller F S Bunker Delton Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Pullets
J. B. Thompson
Bunker
Phillips
Wis
Price County Fair
F.S. Bunker
Delton
Fresh Cows Sale by H H Howlett Baraboo Wis
A short classified notice announces the sale of a few extra young cows and heifers by H. H. Howlett of Baraboo Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Howlett
Baraboo
Wis
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Madison Hospital
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May Borkenhagen
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Howard City
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Ben Koepp
Fern Dell
C. M. Smith
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