Real estate transfers in several Wisconsin towns listed
A series of land and property transfers are recorded, including Margaretta Waschter to John B. Kuttler for 20 acres in Franklin town for 400 dollars and Jessie W. Brown to Inter County Fair for 3 000 dollars of land in Spring Green. Other transfers cover Baraboo Ironton Fairfield North Freedom LaValle and Woodland with varying sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaretta Waschter
John B. Kuttler
Franklin
Jessie W. Brown
Inter County Fair
Spring Green
Daniel Rumpf
Geo. W. Burdick
Baraboo
Maria Burdick
Lee Vaningan
J. H. Sloniker
Woodland
C. H. Wilkinson
Colin W. Wilkinson
LaValle
Albert A. Smith
Joseph B. Hunt
Ironton
Wm. U. Schneller
Frank Hewitt
Fairfield
Ulrich Schneller
W. Nehs
Boyd O. Foster
Harry Loomis
Edward H. Steinbrink
Henry C. Black
North Freedom
Chas
Lyons Local Notes and Social Roundup May Day Visits
May 1 notes from Lyons recount Mrs Dave visiting at home, Ruby Berkley and Hazel Foster with chicken pox, Mrs M Harris returning from Baraboo, Mrs Kester from Reedsburg visiting, Ray Farwell recovering enough to ride out, Bartlow family moving to Baraboo, F T Peterson and children in Madison then Linnfield visiting relatives, Miss Mable Seldon returning to Lime Ridge, farewell for Mrs Prague returning to North Dakota, Mrs Salisbury finds a rare coin a 1849 half dime in her garden worth fifty years today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Lyons
Ruby Berkley
Hazel Foster
M. Harris
Baraboo
Kester
Reedsburg
Fred Berkley
Ray Farwell
Fairfield Notes Additions And Illness Updates
Mr Anchor is removing part of his house on the lower farm to rebuild the dwelling where he currently lives. Rev Wilder and family of Baraboo stay with Fairfield friends before departing for Omaha Neb. Mr Andrews remains feeble but shows some improvement. Fred LaMar, formerly of this town, is reported very ill at his Briggsville home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Anchor
Rev. Wilder
Baraboo
Fairfield
Omaha
Neb
Mr. Andrews
Fred LaMar
Briggsville
Dr King’s New Life Pills End Helpless Indigestion
A brief health ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for indigestion and constipation and claims they restore health by building up the digestive organs. Fisher Bros.' drug store offers the product for 25 cents with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Fisher Bros
Local Notes From Wilson Creek Plaster Week Gatherings
Apr 26 mild social roundup details visits and travels around Wilson Creek. Chas and Melvin Robson made a quick Plain trip as Finer brothers arrived from Germany to spend the summer with family. Various relatives and guests yearn for Easter events and farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Melvin Robson
Plain
Finer
Ger
Germany
Ella Gasser
Leland
J. J. Hess
Ryan
Janesville
Man's Unreasonableness Yields to Electric Bitters Cure
Thos S Austin manager of the Republican Leavenworth Ind refused doctors to operate on his wife for female trouble and tried Electric Bitters instead. After five physicians failed to help, his wife recovered completely and can now perform all household duties. Sold by Fisher Bros. druggists for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. S. Austin
Mgr
Leavenworth
Ind
Fisher Bros
Tronton Obituary Notes and Social Highlights
Gilbert Miller infant son of Mr and Mrs Wm Miller died in convulsions April 18 aged 15 months after months of illness. Funeral held Thursday at 10 30 am attended by Mr and Mrs C Clement of Wonewoc. Young people club met at church parlors. Mrs N G Blakeslee visited mother Mrs O C Blanchard. Mrs David Bryden Jr recovering from operation. The Featherstone family from Blanchardville to spend summer here. Mrs Lee Swift returned to Tracy Minnesota. Walter Bible visiting Chippewa Falls. Mrs Abram Clarkson returned from Baraboo. Dr Booker attended a medical consultation in Baraboo for Mrs Harry Thorton. Mrs Carrie Olson Wills living in former Connor house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Miller
Wm. Miller
David Bryden Jr
Featherstone
Blanchardville
Lee Swift
Tracy
Minn
Walter Bible
Chippewa Falll
Abram Clarkson
Baraboo
Dr. Booker
Harry Thorton
Carrie Olson Wills
Connor
Thank The Lord Bonded Salve Praised by Arkansas Woman
Hannah Plant of Little Rock credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing five-year running sores. The testimonial calls it a marvelous healer for cuts burns and wounds and notes Fisher Bros drug store sells it at 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Plant
Little Rock
Ark
Bucklen
Fisher Bros. Drug Store
Local Social Notices Include Meetings and Visits
A series of community items notes a May 1 event and prayer meetings at Alberta’s home. Social visits include Ella Miles and Pearl Premo of Reedsburg to local residents, and Thomas Burton and family visiting sister Co W Bass. Alice Parks and pupils spent Friday at Fern Dell. W F M society plans to meet at Mrs. J J Bates of Reedsburg this Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Ella Miles
Pearl Premo
Reedsburg
Thomas Burton
Barabeo
Co. W. Bass
Alice Parks
Fern Dell
W.F. M. Society
J J. Bates
Worth Freedom notices and local social happenings
May 1 summary of residents returning from Illinois, visits with relatives, birthdays and parties. Includes obliquely noted death of Mrs. John Mattox from Madison, funeral in Oak Hill, and various travels by local residents to Baraboo Mansfield and Washington for family and social events.
Local Notes From Sandusky and Nearby Towns
Ed Nuckel and Arthur Powell of Neptune called here Saturday. The Markham child Grace is very ill at her uncle Oscar Prouty’s home. Moffit of Lime Ridge rented Everett Lee’s farm and moved in. Merry and Lena Hanke with a friend visited Reedsburg. Ed Smyth of Chicago visited Mrs E A Lee and Mrs J F Reitman. Ethel Evans and Blanche Constantine visited Mrs Wm Earls at Bear Valley. Ed Sedgwick aided Mrs W R Newell with her Spring Green auction. Everett Lee bought J C Anderson’s store and home at Cazenovia and moved in. Vern Lee returned from LaCrosse with a business college diploma. Charles Philips left for Spokane WA. Nelson and Anderson of Cazenovia called Monday. Peebles of Lone Rock visited Peter Constantine. Mr and Mrs W H Jung of LaRue were guests at Frank Blakslee’s. Ethel and Blanche Constantine visited Will Earls near Bear Valley. Art Markham’s welcomed a baby girl born Saturday April 22. An entertainment and shadow party is set for Farrell school Friday May 5. Ed Sedgwick was kicked on the arm by a horse last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seely
S. Maxham
John Mattox
Hattie Maine
Madison
Oak Hill
Janette Fosdick
Wm. Burke
Mansfield
Burrington
Baraboo
Lewis Armstrong
Ed. Lyons
Minneapolis
Duvall
J. Odell
F. Rudy
Walter Odell
J. T. Lawton
Pardeville
Campbell
Barab
Leland
Denver
Honey Creek
Ed. Nuckel
Arthur Powell
Neptune
Grace
Jay Markham
Oscar Prouty
Moffit
Lime Ridge
Everett Lee
Merry
Lena Hanke
Reedsburg
E. A. Lee
J. F. Reitman
Ed. Smyth
Chicago
Ethel Evans
Blanch Constantine
Wm. Earls
Bear Valley
Ed. Sedgwick
Spring Green
W. R. Newell
J. C. Anderson
Cazenovia
Vern Lee
LaCrosse
Business College
Charles Philips
Spokane
Washington
Jas. Nelson
Sedgwick
Ed. Booker
Wood
Janesville
Will Kinney
Eva
Nina Bohn
John Anderson
Moffall
M. E. Brice
John Gregory
Kinney
Local Notes From Lime Ridge May1
May day activities and moves fill Lime Ridge items. Ed and Edna Booker with daughter return to Janesville. Will Kinney plans move to town May 1. Everett Lee buys John Anderson’s store at Cazenovia and rents his farm to Moffall. Birth reported for M E Brice’s family. Arbor day program praised. teachers and pupils commended. Kinney farm occupants, Kirkpatricks visit Reedsburg. Gwinns travel to Ithaca for Mrs Gwion’s injury. Neighbors host ice cream May 6. Cushmans visit. Voegts move to LaValle. dance attended by Joan Cooke Jr. A B Quarterly meeting set for Smith Hollow church May 27-28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie
Chas. Kirkpatrick
Reedsburg
Prin
Jas. Gwinn
Ithica
David Gwion
Winifred Bennett
N. A. Cushman
Bohn
Brentzer
Loganville
A. G. Wheeler
Will Voegts
LaValle
Voegts
Joan Cooke Jr
Excelsior
A. B
Smith Hollow Church
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
Cautions against catarrh ointments with mercury. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F.J. Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio, as mercury free and taken internally. Claims blood and mucous surface action. Includes note to ensure genuine product and price 75 cents per bottle. Also references Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Ghase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Hall
F.j.cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F.J. Cheney & Co
Pasture for horses and cattle near Baraboo
Pasture land four miles west of Baraboo on Eighth avenue offers weekly rates of 373c for horses and 123c for cattle in woven wire and barbed wire fences. Water from three wells and springs plus Baraboo river. Ringling Bros. ships 25 head for the summer. stock at owner risk. Contact N. H. Smith by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Ringling Bros
Eighth Avenue
N. H. Smith
Kilian's Wagon Shop Advertises Services on Fourth Street
The caller states they have closed a blacksmith shop at Ash and River Streets and now run Aug Killian's wagon shop on Fourth Street. They offer custom wagons, repairs, and saw filing services. Signed H. Rau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash and
River Sts
Aug
Bear Valley Community Notes and Local Appointments
Miss Annie Davey resigns from Loretto school and will soon enroll in a new position. T. A. Burns visits from Montana. George Miller and Ike Sharp lay brick at St. Mary’s Academy. Arbor Day observed with student program. Beavers plan May 19 dances. several residents engaged in sugar beet farming and creamery work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Davey
Loretto School
P. L. Dederrich
Miss Conway
Reedsburg
Loretto
Chas. Wunnicke
A. Olson
Nachrenner’s Hall
Elizabeth McPhillips
T. A. Burns
Montana
Geo. Miller
Ike Sharp
St. Mary’s Academy
Will Wunnicke
Tavers
Grell Bros
Keegan
M. E. Croal
M. Phalen
Dist. No.6
Joe Carberry
E B Reid Credits New Discovery for Lung Trouble Cure
Harmony Me man recalls family consumption and credits Dr Kings New Discovery for curing colds and coughs. He notes his mother died from lung trouble and urges prompt treatment. Quick relief offered at Fisher Bros drug store with 50c and 1.00 prices and a free trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Reid
Harmony
Dr. King
Mr. Reid
Fisher Bros
May 1 Updates from Local Residents and Events
May 1 notes: George Plummer purchases a team for his brother Guy. Charles Hackett and Carl Ziegler return from Barron county last Tuesday. Fairfield proves adequate for them. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander of Baraboo visit Mr. Bartlett on his farm last week. Wim Calvert handles masonry and carpentry for Jesse Newell. Ed Glass trips to Sauk Prairie Friday. Aunt Martha Warn cooks her first meal in her own house since December 23 last week, visiting relatives all winter. The Willing Workers meet with Mrs. Christian Carlisch on Thursday afternoon May 4 with a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Plummer
Guy
Charles Hackett
Carl Ziegler
Barron County
Fairfield
Alexander
Baraboo
Mr. Bartlett
Wim. Calvert
Jesse Newll
Glass
Sauk Prairie
Martha Warn
Christian Carlisch
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Pecco
Bea
Bra
Ais Ars
Whitman, B. Donovan & Co
Cc. H. Evenson Fisher Bror
Wilson Creek
Mrs. O. E. Talbot
Starkweather
N. D
Ernest Koch
Perth
Frank Jensen
Walter Robson
Irene Keopps
Avoca
Louis Fingerhuth
F. Radhel
Wm. Waterstreet
A. Manwaring
E.J. James
Miss Vivian
Chas. Dresen
Jelona
North Excelsior
Sandusky
Mer
Cury
Killian
DR. Bell
Gures
Donovan
Donovan’s
Babcock
United States
Vermont Farm Machine Co
Bellows Falls
la Crosse
Wis
Sioux City
Kansas City
J.B. Donovan & Co.’S Pharmacy
Reggles
Len Stoddard
Arthur McCluskey
Ed. Phalen
Nellie Phalen
Joe Moore
Clyde
John Schmitz
Kenny
Schiam
Frank Goodrich
Lindsy
Upper
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