Real estate transfers list from Delton to Reedsburg
A long chain of property deeds recorded including Mary Hurlbut and W J Hurlbut exchanging three lots in Delton for 900, Michael Schutz backing Michael W Schutz with 2500 in Troy and Franklin, and multiple transfers across Baraboo Glen Greenfield Ironton Freedom Dellona Merrimack and other towns with prices from 125 to 18000. Notable parcels include John Reuland to Wm Albers 18000 in Baraboo and Henry Kleinert to Michael Fitzgerald 1150 in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hurlbut
W.J . Hurlbut
Delton
Wm. A. Truman
Mary E. Hurlbut
Albert Mallon
Gustav Hannus
Honey Creek
Franklin
Michael Schutz
Michael W. Schutz
Troy
James Hill
Wm. H. Donald
Hill
Addn
Baraboo
Wm. Donald
James G. Crandall
H. C. Langdon
Greenfield
Benj. A. Wood
Charles Burke
Fairfield
Chas. Burke
John Reuland
Titus Adda
Reedsburg
Local Happenings in La Valle March Reports
Miss Victorine Eder returns from Loganville Wisconsin for an extended visit. Ned Kingsley and Marie Decot wed March 4 at Thos Ingham's home in Magnolia with Rev Lubke officiating. A gathering of friends and relatives attended. Several locals visited Baraboo Milwaukee and Hillsboro for events and funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorine Eder
Loganville
Wis
Edwin Robinson
Beresford
S. C
Geo. Eder
Laura Eder
Reedsburg
Geo. Inman
Jacob Pearson
la Valle
S. Andrews
Ironton
Chas, Pearson
Edd Loos
Merrimack
Ned Kingsley
Marie Decot
Elias Kingsley
Baraboo
Thos
Ingham
Rev. Lubke
Magnolia
M. McNamer
Loganville Social News and Local Visits
Sunday visits include Mr and Mrs A Meckler Mrs O Twist and daughter Emma Elizabeth Attridge and Olga Mullen over at Ableman. Reverend Markley of Chicago visited Dr and Mrs Brentzer. Miss Dearholt of Reedsburg assists Mrs Brenizer. Invitations issued for the wedding Minnie Klipstein to August Spohnholtz. Ruth Westedt hosted a birthday party for her sixth birthday. Mr Steinbrick of North Freedom called on residents Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Meckler
O. Twist
Emma
Elizabeth Attridge
Olga Mullenhower
Ableman
Miss Dearholt
Reedsburg
Brenizer
Rev
Markley
Chicago
Brentzer
Harns
Theiding
Minnie Klipstein
August Spohnholtz
Ruth Westedt
Mr. Steinbrick
North Freedom
North Freedom Social Notes and a Wedding Report
North Freedom social items describe a M W S of L picnic with eleven members and visiting guests from Reedsburg Elroy and areas near Baraboo. The Royal Neighbors met, the lodge initiated new members, and John Hinn of Palatine Illinois bought stock for shipment to Chicago. A marriage occurred: Robert B Dickie and Miss Anna Adams wed February 28 at the groom’s mother home with Rev. A L McCleland officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dickie
H. G. Koester
Reedsburg
F. H. Smith
Elroy
Ollie
Ella Hackett
Ableman
North Freedom Lodge
John Hinn
Palatine
Ill
Chicago
Robert B. Dickie
North Freedom
Anna T. Adams
Whitewater
Mary Dickie
Whitewater Normal
State University
Sauk City
Kenosha
A. L
Social notes from South Delton and surrounding area
Mrs Sherm Cooms hosts Mystic Ring dinner on Wednesday. George Holt hauled lumber for a new barn. Mae and Katie Waddell and Carl visit relatives near Butterfield bridge. Clark Milton Holt visit Bennie Holt and wife in Reedsburg. Steve Ableman family visit Catlin household. Pauson Murphy visits Fern Dell. John Travis of Webster’s Prairie visits sister Mrs Ben Holt. Miss Rick party at Mrs Clark Holt’s with about thirty attendees. Mae Waddell and Oral Ames attend Ableman teachers' exam. Paul Weitzel's family ill with measles. Dancers attend Washburn's dance last Friday and Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Ames
Ableman
Paul Weitzel
Washburn
Schoenmann and Luther conduct business in Reedsburg
Local notes record F G Schoenmann and George E Luther conducting business in Reedsburg on Thursday. Several residents face illness including Mrs Peter Cramer with pneumonia and lung fever.
Local Notes and Social News from Black Hawk Area
Mr and Mrs Sprecher attended their daughter Emilie s nurse exam in Milwaukee. Miss Ida Schubring and John Sorg wed in Harrisburg March 14 and planned a Iowa visit. Percy Ott, Albert Sprecher, and Julius Nold appear in town for visits or minor injuries. Bertha Dalke and Mr Ramer from North Dakota married March 16 in Baraboo. mail delivery from March 19 to Washington ordered for Black Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Washington
Julius Nold
Bertha Dalke
Mr. Ramer
North Dakota
Baraboo
Sandusky Births and Local Visits Report
In Sandusky, Fred Powell's family enjoys a new surrey. Newborns: Mr. and Mrs. J. Lord welcome a son on March 12. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kellner welcome a son on March 14. Mrs. Peter Constantine and son Walter visit Manston. Selden Walling and wife spent Friday and Saturday in Caze novel. James Markham and daughter Esther traveled to Avoca for a few days. Walter Walling spoke with relatives on Sunday. C. L. Reitman and spouse visited Jake Weitzel. Matthew Fargen, a butter maker at Leland, returned home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Powell
Surrey
J. Lord
Henry Kellner
Peter Constantine
Walter
Manston
Selden Walling
Cazenovia
James Markham
Esther
Avoca
Walter Walling
Ableman
C. L. Reitman
Jake Weitzel
Matthew Fargen
Leland
Hood's Sarsaparilla Featured as Best Medicine
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the top cure for humors and skin clarity and claims it is the cheapest option available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Camp of Royal Neighbors formed in Portage
Mrs Anna Blass organized a Royal Neighbors camp at Picket Post hall with 18 charter members assisted by Mrs Geo Fields of Kilbourn last Saturday evening. Other local notes report residents moving or traveling between Kilbourn Portage Glenville Minneapolis Ex celsior Packwaukee and Dellona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Blass
Portage
Geo. Fields
Kilbourn
Royal Neighbors
Picket Post Hall
John Fulmer
H.D. Keyes
Spring Valley
Myron Reynolds
Minneapolis
S. Chaffee
Coloma
Lulu Adams
Glenville
Ervin Cole
Stowers Farm
S. W
D. M. Lewis
Henry Rodwell
Rev. Custer
J.D. Sanford
Excelsior
Ben Tuttle
Will Fulmer
Death of Mrs. Norton in Kilbourn Rouses Community
Mrs. Norton wife of Anson Norton died at her daughter Mrs. Henry Marston’s home after a brief illness. Funeral held Thursday at 2 from the Grand Army hall with Rev. Case and Rev. Searles and the W R C. Notables visiting include Mr. and Mrs. Add Newell. Local residents relocate houses, travel, and business notes accompany the notice.
Merrimack Social Notes and Local Announcements
Merrimack reports include visits from Milwaukee and Madison residents, illness in the Todd and Mather families, a newborn daughter for Ned Norris, and a fatal pneumonia for the Heimlick infant. Local moves include O’Keefe on the Han non place and Heimlick on the O’Keefe place. Community events: medal contest at M E church March 28, temperance lecture March 23, Ladies Aid meeting March 2 pm, and a social honor for Alex Eschenbach’s silver wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Cooper
Milwaukee
Alice Odekirk
Madison
H. Todd
Ohio
Ned Norris
M. O’keefe
Hannon Place
Richard Heimlick
O'Keefe
Alex. Eschenbach
C. Flanders
W.G. Clark
Lodi
Clara
Phoebe Haines
Baraboo
H. Vanderpool
Wyocena
Chicago
F. A. Cooper
Washota
H. L. Peck
M. E. Church
Hulton
M. E
Ladies Aid Society
M. T. Martin
Archie Barrow
Missionary rally set for April 4 at local churches
Residents report upcoming organized missionary rallies by four charges from Loch Madison McFarland Merrimack and 4 churches to be held April 4 with sermons in afternoon and evening by Rev Bell of McFarland Rev McFadden of 1st church Madison Rev Foster of Lodi and Rev Roberts of this place. Mrs Hills hosted WCTU members Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Flanders
Milwaukee
Loch Madison
McFarland
Merrimack
Rev
Bell
McFadden
1Stchurch
Madison
Foster
Lodi
Roberts
Ripley
Rwin Parks
C. Hills
W.C
Denzer local notes and delays in March
Paul Rudolph returns from a two week visit in New York. Susie Kulman listed sick. Miss Reedmen of Reedsburg visits the Warrocks. Mrs. Henry Ferber travels to Chicago with sister Mrs. D Berry of Merrimack. Henry Mettle reports a third fox kill this winter. Dist No 9 pupils plan an entertainment March 23 at the schoolhouse. Herman Dresher visits Maze. John Natterman visits his sister Mrs Kaether in Madison. Mr and Mrs F Feber return from Oklahoma with a new farm. Born to Mr and Mrs Paul Brylla a son March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rudolph
New York
Susie Kulman
Herman Dresher
Maze
John Natterman
Kaether
Madison
F. Feber
Oklahoma
Paul Brylla
Mar
Local Creamery Changes and Community Notices
April first Ernest Salzwedel will accept a position in a creamery at Poplar Grove Ill August Schrank will fill the vacancy in our local creamery A company of young folks drove to Lime Ridge Saturday night to celebrate St Patrick s Day Mr and Mrs H Retzman and daughters Freda and Esther also Mrs Scrant of Elrey spent Monday with Mrs Geo Kruse who is ill Mrs Ware is in Chicago looking up the spring styles in millinery Miss Eder has returned to her home in La Valle Gus Hast is employed at a harness shop at Reedsburg The millinery sociable will be held at Westedts hall Friday evening March 23 The basket supper will be sold for fifty cents each A literary program has been prepared and those who attend are assured a good time A cordial invitation is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Salzwedel
Poplar Grove
Ill
August Schrank
Lime Ridge
St. Patrick’s Day
H. Retzman
Freda
Esther
Scrant
Elrey
Geo. Kruse
Ware
Chicago
Miss Eder
la Valle
Gus Hast
Reedsburg
Westedt’s
Twin birth and local social notes from Ironton
Ironton reports the birth of twins to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Faivre on March 17 with one twin passing away and a surviving boy. Local guests include Wm Sands of Millard Iowa and Mrs Parker Acker of LaValle visiting Mrs Em Wright. A St Patrick’s tea hosted by Miss Byrne and Mrs John Byrne featured guests arriving in costume with kindergarten pieces. The sidewalk fund meeting occurs tonight at the M E church. The remains of Mrs Frank Kernon of Wonewoc were buried in the Catholic cemetery yesterday afternoon. Salina Gabbitas daughter of Mrs Karstetter of Bethel aged 12 will be buried at Resting Green cemetery this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Faivre
Wm. Sands
Millard
Iowa
Parker Acker
LaValle
Em. Wright
Miss Byrne
John Byrne
St. Patrick’s
M. E
Frank Kernon
Wonewoc
Salina Gabbitas
Karstetter
Bethel
Resting Green
P. m
To Clean an Old Clock
Readers share a method to revive a worn clock by placing a small piece of cotton batting soaked in kerosene inside the clock and sealing it for several days. The oil fumes loosen dust particles, clearing the mechanism and restoring the clock to working order.
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The
National
National Magazine
Earnings of British Ships
British ships earn about 450 million dollars annually from freights and insurance.
Free medical specialists visit for free consultation and cure
A traveling institute offers free on site consultation, examination, and medicines to diagnose and treat a wide range of chronic diseases. They claim rapid relief and possible cures, with a focus on natural methods and a guaranteed cure for accepted patients during this visit. Office hours are 9 AM to 7 30 PM.
Sharp and Stupid Children in Educational Tale
A thoughtful contrast shows the sharp pupil who learns quickly is favored by teachers and steers toward practical success, while the quieter dreamer may harbor artist, poet, or philosopher gifts unseen by the class. The piece argues enduring value lies with those not labeled as bright.
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Sharp
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Eva Spahr
Henry Cowles
Homer
Simon
James Sproul
Frank Peters
Frank
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M. J. Carpenter
Will Black
R. S. Lang
Albert Lang
Philip Alexander
Hazel Green
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la Crosse
Will Voss
South Westfield
John Patterson
Jennie
Dora Brandt
Gusta Lang
Dickie—Adams
South Delton
F.G. Schoenmann
George E. Luther
Peter Cramer
Oscar Jordan
Brepizer
Dr. Fowler
Michael Schwartz
P. H. Fowler
Prouty
Brimmer
Clara Schweppe
Lucinda Cramer
Jos. Schreiner
H. J. Schoenmann
Wyoming Valley
Tillie Hutter
Spring Green
Louisa Schoenmann
Elizabeth Schweisa
Marge
Sandusky
Norton
John Luke
Maybee
John Fullmer
Fullmer
Farmers’ Inter Co. Mutual Telephone Company
Hettie Maybee
Ella House
Ethel Harris
Ruby Wainwright
Morley
Colorado
Miss Hook
Mrs. Roberts
Mr. Mussen
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Cleveland Institute OF Medicine and Surgery
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Warren House
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