Spring Green Notes and Local Happenings
May baskets thanked by the District No.6 teacher. Allan Purdy visited Avoca with ill mother. John Stewart went to Madison hospital with blood poisoning. Mrs. Laura Huntly returned from Reedsburg. Ed Smiths and family visited George Smith on Hear Creek. J N Layton group visited G T Peck. Norman Dyke attended a Spring Green dance. Oscar Sayles and Frank Cass families visited G H Peck. Verna Cork visited Fred Rachel. Town board at Wilson Creek refused to grant Joseph Frank a new road. Seed corn scarce. Spring Green City team beat Wyoming 11 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Layton
G. T. Peck
Norman Dyke
Spring Green
Oscar Sayles
Frank Cass
G. H. Peck
Verna Cork
Fred Rachel
Wilson Creek
Joseph Frank
Wyoming
Local Social Roundup From Reedsburg to Baraboo
Ebenezer Vailey May 2. Mr and Mrs Gust Rusch visited friends near Reedsburg. Theodore Herwig worked at Guy Weidenkopf's home and spent Sunday with his parents near Kilbourn. Several families hosted and visited across Excelsior Baraboo North Freedom and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Rusch
Reedsburg
Theodore Herwig
Guy Weidenkopf
Kilbourn
Charles Hengstler
Smith
South Delton
Andrew Nelson
Arolt Girgle
Henke
John Jahike
King’s Corners Local Notes and Social Rounds
May 2 update from King’s Corners reports Jessie Wagner's return to her grandmother Mrs. Mather near Baraboo during her mother's illness. Roy Hoovers and Chas Watkins each lost a valuable colt. Gollmars' circus attracted large crowds from the area. Mr. Oehsner returns after visiting his bees. Rehbein brothers near kitchen completion. Mrs. Ed Keital visits sister Mrs. Wagner. Grandma Young celebrates a second grandson born at Erwin Young's on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Wagner
Roy Hoovers
Chas. Watkins
Gollmars
Oehsner
Rehbein Brothers
Ed. Keital
Wagner
Grandma Young
Erwin Young
Local youths suffer injury. officials visit rural school
Willie Peety was badly hurt playing ball last Thursday and left school for a few days. A number from here attended Sunday school and church at the Stone's Pocket schoolhouse yesterday, reporting large attendance and good work. County Superintendent G. W. Davies visited our school last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Peety
Stone’s Pocket
G. W. Davies
Camp of 23 RNAs Organized at Black Hawk
May 3 report notes Mrs. Anna Blass Supreme Deputy Oracle of Portage organized a camp of 23 RNAs last Thursday evening at Black Hawk. William Tank is on the sick list. Rev C Rabehl assigned to Monroe Wisconsin and will move soon. A dance attracted a crowd of young people at Fred Wilhelm's last week. Henry Tscherki arrived from Fountain City last Friday and works for John Bantli this summer. John Schiess and John Loesch joined Mr Hirt to Madison Sunday. Mr Loesch plans to buy an automobile soon. John Bantli paints Jaeger's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Blass
Portage
Black Hawk
William Tank
Rev. C. Rabehl
Monroe
Wis
Fred Wilhelm
Henry Tscherki
Fountain City
John Bantli
John Schiess
John Loesch
Mr. Hirt
Madison
Mr. Loesch
Jaeger
Electric Bitters credited with saving Iowa man
Robert Madsen of West Burlington after seven weeks in hospital, four physicians gave him up. Eight months of liver trouble and jaundice ended when he took five bottles of Electric Bitters. The remedy is guaranteed for stomach liver or kidney troubles and sold for 50 cents at Fisher Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Madsen
West Burlington
Iowa
Fisher Bros
May 3 Local note highlights visits and plans
LIME RIDGE May 3 Mr and Mrs R N Johnson travel to Chicago for Mr Johnsons eye operation. Recital by Miss Taylor on May 7. Mrs B F Tyler and son Fred of Ironton visit George Talbot and Zell Pollock. Spencer Smith returns from Arcadia Florida. Visits by Mr and Mrs W H Johnston to Smith Hollow. The Bohn family and Merl Talbot of Reedsburg stay from Friday to Sunday. Conklin of Reedsburg attends church. Ben Holt and two children of Pelton visit U G Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Johnson
Chicago
Johnson
Miss Taylor
B. F. Tyler
Fred
Ironton
George Talbot
Zell Pollock
Spencer Smith
Arcadia
Florida
W. H. Johnston
Smith Hollow
Clarence
Alta
Bessie Bohn
Mer! Talbot
Reedsburg
F. C. Conklin
Ben Holt
Pelton
U. G. Wheeler
Local Social Notes From Westfield and Nearby Towns
Mrs Regina Flitcroft spent weeks on her farm at Narrows Prairie. Attendees at Mrs Jerusha Smiths North Freedom social included Mrs Eleanor Weidman Mrs J Simon Mrs John Rumpf Mrs Chas Hopper and the Schultz families. The Schrahers…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Flitcroft
Narrows Prairie
Eleanor Weidman
J. ©. Simon
John Rumpf
Chas. Hopper
Geo
Wim. Schultz
Jerusha Smith
North Freedom
Smith
Fred Simon
Will
Baraboo
Fred Brooks
Reedsburg
Frank Schhanke
Ableman
Henry Weidman
Herman Well
Alvin Alexander
Barabee
Henry Schrader
Chester Rumpf
Bear Creek Society Notes Bilateral Visit
Mrs. James Kilbane and the wife of Elroy Kilbane visited Coughlin's on Sunday. Supt. Davies paid a visit to School District 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kilbane
Elroy
Coughlin
Supt
Davies
Weekend visits and events draw locals together
Friday John Welch of Cazenovia visited the William Jackson house Sunday. A Saturday dance at Clark Cobbledicks drew a good crowd with a pleasant time reported. Charles Swartz and a Chicago real estate agent toured the countryside Sunday. Mrs. AC Meyers went to Sheboygan to visit her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Welch
Cazenovia
William Jackson House
Clark Cobbledicks
Charles Swartz
Chicago
AC. Meyers
Sheboygan
Brammert Family and Local Visits Reported in Greenfield
May 3 notes show Brammert and two daughters of near Reedsburg visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Lewis Steinke. Miss Mara Brammert to visit longer while Mrs Brammert and another daughter returned home Wednesday. Mabel Emery stayed with DeWhit and Mrs Emery in Fairfield from Friday to Sunday. Addison Abbott of Beloit visits relatives. Herman Meyer Sr and Miss Schumacher of Badger Valley spent Monday with the Meyer family. Schumacher came to Baraboo on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brammert
Reedsburg
Lewis Steinke
Mara
Mabel Emery
DeWhit Emery
Fairfield
Addison Abbott
Beloit
Herman Meyer Sr
Miss Schumacher
Badger Valley
Herman Meyer
Baraboo
John Bick
A. Puttkammers
al. Coon
A. W. Zieglers
al Teel
Arthur
Hattie Higgins
Devon Town
Ford Lehmans
Herman
Greenfield
Mueller
A. Puttkammer
Cleansing Blood Tonic Promises Clear Skin
Advertisement asserts most skin eruptions come from impure blood and promotes Burdeck Brood Bitters as a cleansing tonic that will make you clear-eyed, clear-brained, and clear-skinned.
Helpers' union meeting and local notices in South Fairfield
May 12 afternoon union meeting invites all willing workers led by Mrs Christ Carlisch. Frank Ramsey plans to raise his barn tomorrow. Fairfield creamery gets a cement floor with Royer as the worker. Miss Tillie Malloy sick misses school. Ella Attridge trims berries for Mr Harrison. Freddie and Bertie Vogel visit brother Frank Vogel. Mrs J C Simon visits Maple Hill parents. Ben and Mrs Goetske with kids visit Aug Meyer's. Aug buys Zanthe place to move soon. Dean's Regulats promote regular bowel action. 25e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Carlisch
Frank Ramsey
Fairfield Creamery
Royer
Tillie Malloy
Ella Attridge
Harrison
Freddie
Bertie Vogel
Frank Vogel
J. C. Simon
May Day notes from Sauk City area
In Sauk City district on May 2, Robert Fuchs loses a valuable horse. Henry Farris, with Alex Hosig's carpenters, spent Sunday at home. Miss Ema Diehl and sister visit grandmother Elizabeth Schweppe of Prairie du Sac. Auto purchase by John Geykauf. Old mule dies at his home. Wartzuk and Bernhard visit Sauk City homes. Ben Fuchs visits relatives. C F Rabehl preaches farewell sermon. Distant attendees include Will Fingerhut and son, Fred Schweppe family, and Ben Fuchs. Basket sociable Friday night succeeds. Miss Mary Hahn praised for program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fuchs
Henry Farris
Alex Hosig
Ema Diehl
Fred Braun
Nellie Mae
Elizabeth Schweppe
Prairie du Sac
John Geykauf
Paul Wartzuk
John Bernhard
Farm land swap fuels settlement drive in Wisconsin
Wisconsin timber owners transfer 590000 acres to an American Immigration Company for settlement, signaling a major land deal to relocate and develop the acreage. The move involves lumbermen ceding vast tracts for organized resettlement and industrial expansion.
Wisconsin Farm Lands Offer for Round Lake Field
The American Immigration Company of Chippewa Falls has acquired over 500000 acres in Wisconsin with 150000 acres in Round Lake Country Sawyer County. Land sells at 6.50 to 20 per acre on ten year terms as new towns railroads and growth begin. Write J M Barrington Cazenovia Wis for maps and full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
American Immigration Company
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Round Lake Country
Sawyer County
Round Lake Wisconsin
Eee Immigration
J. M
Barrington. Cazenovia, Wis
Social Roundup From Local Families Near La Valle
May 2 to August highlights include visits by Spencer Smith returning from Florida, multiple gatherings at the Smith and Wheeler homes, and various relatives spending days with family. Notables include Chas Wheeler injuring a finger and Fred Gibson confined at home with a left side abscess.
Freak News Briefs From Sandusky and Nearby Areas
A freak chicken with four well formed feet hatched on Fred Reit man’s farm and lived five days. Funeral notices include Mrs. Birch near Reedsburg and Miss Mary Wood in Reedsburg. Local visits and illnesses are recorded among residents of Lime Ridge Loyd Reedsburg Fox Lake and Richland Center with several family gatherings and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Fred Reitman
George Meyers
Birch
Reedsburg
Frank Bohn
Katie Powell
Lime Ridge
George Ward
Mary Wood
Lyons Notes and Local News May 2
Mrs Lyon returns from Dakota soon while her son William travels to accompany her. Albert Ziegler family moved to A B Case house. Mrs Foster to Janesville for ill daughter Nellie Ludwig. Frankie Barron has measles. several local visits and travels noted. The L and C meet at Mrs George Howard's on May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Dakota
Heriott
William
North Freedom
Albert Ziegler
Britten Place
A. B. Case
F. O. Foster
Janesville
Nellie Ludwig
Frankie Barron
Margaret
Mary Sansum
Reedsburg
Alta Cleveland
Will Berkley
Linton
North Dakota
Huron
South Dakota
Ernest Edwards
Earl Lyon
Willie Berkan
Gollmar’s Circus
Mary Tinkham
Skillet Creek
Henry Cleveland
George Nicholson
Charles Andross
Mr. Andross
Stewart Lumber Co
Sherm Luce
Andross
Daniel Brown
Wilber Berkley
Belvidere
George Howard
Child Breaks Collar Bone After Wagon Fall Near Prescot
May 3 report from Alkfield notes Prescot area where little Gran Hackett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gran Hackett, fell from a wagon last Friday and broke his collar bone. Several local families are listed visiting or calling at neighbors’ homes, including the Bicks, Coon, Teel, Zieglers, and Puttkammer households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescot
Gran Hackett
Local Visitations Include Kilbourn and East Fairfield Guests
Miss Minnie Wi'cox of Kilbourn visits relatives for a short time. Mr and Mrs Tom Burton and Mr and Mrs Reil Plummer with children call at S H Burton home on Sunday. Miss Olive Thayer and brother George from the Training school visit East Fairfield. Mr and Mrs W H Baxter of Baraboo visit O A Getchells on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wi'cox
Kilbourn
Tom Burton
Reil Plummer
S. H. Burton
Olive Thayer
Rich
George
East Fairfield
W. H. Baxter
Baraboo
O. A. Getchells
Health Boost Promise with Rocky Mountain Tea
Advertisement claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea improves health and strength and skin while toning nerves. One 385¢ package yields 105 cups of tea marketed by J. B. Donovan & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
J. B. Donovan & Co
Local Notes From Harrisburg and West Troy Areas
April 26 report lists Adolph Sorg and wife visiting daughter Mrs. Henry Meng in Russell last Sunday. Walter Sprecher purchased Julius Nold's farm. Mrs. Lon Snyder and daughter Lona of Spring Green visited Mrs. John Baer last week. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Myer died suddenly Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Sorg
Henry Meng
Russell
Walter Sprecher
Julius Nold
Lon Snyder
Lorna
Spring Green
John Baer
Elmer Myer
Services Planned at Holy Cross Church May 9
Delton May 2 Notices note a service at Holy Cross church on Monday evening May 9 conducted by W. S. Phillips of Portage. The Raymond family moved to Kilbourn last week. Mrs. Eliza Waters of Plainville and G. Wheeler of Milwaukee attended the funeral of Mrs. George Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Church
Phillips
Portage
Richard Brandt
A. Murray
Eliza Waters
Plainville
Wis
G. Wheeler
Milwaukee
George Allen
Raymond
Kilbourn
Orrin Foster
Ralph Wilbaum
Archie Murrays
Lou Adams
Lime Ridge
Richland Center
Allie Bell
Miss Conway
J. M. Hulbert
Nelson Wheeler
Melvin Newkirk
Baraboo
Delton
G. W. Allen
Local Notes From Center May 3 Little Alvira Ill
May 3 center notes report Little Alvira Klotz is very sick. Visitors include Mesdames Zick and Caroline Lehman at the Mockler family in Prairie du Sac. Freida Ferber entertained Sauk City teachers. The Sprecher family called at the Klotz home. Grandma Weinkeis and the Ferbers’ relatives are mentioned with sickness and a hen house project noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvira Klotz
Zick
Caroline Lehman
Mockler
Prairie du Sac
Freida Ferber
Sauk City
Pine Hollow
Sprecher
Black Haw
Klotz
Grandma Weinkeis
Mrs. H. Ferber
Reedsburg
Local outing at Natural Bridge among Wawrock group
A group of young people including Misses Elda Sprecher Ella Alla Selma Giese Cora and Irma Lehman and Ethel Schull and Messrs Albert Alfred Giese Kiddie Zick Carl Lehman and Ralph Wagner enjoyed Sunday at the Natural Bridge. Miss Elda Sprecher visited her brother's home at Leland Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawrock
Elda Sprecher
Ella Alla
Selma Giese
Cora
Irma Lehman
Ethel Schull
Messrs
Albert
Alfred Giese
Kiddie Zick
Carl Lehman
Ralph Wagner
Natural Bridge
Leland
Mi o Na stomach tablets promise quick relief
The ad touts Mi o na stomach tablets for nervous dyspepsia and claims instant relief within days. It guarantees cure of indigestion or money back and cites a testimonial from Dennis Stephen of Coudersport, Pa., February 1, 1910, urging readers to buy a fifty cent box at druggists and Fisher Ros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Stephen
Coudersport
Fisher Ros
Dellona and North Excelsior Notes
May 3 Charles Spaulding of Camp Douglas visits relatives here. Iva Daniels and Ruby Bass of Reedsburg call at C. W. Bass home. Mrs. Corwith of Reedsburg visits son William and family. Henry Travis family moves into Jerry Fadden’s house. Lily Claridge stays with grandparents Thomas and wife in Reedsburg. Editor Seamans and wife from Reedsburg fished here last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spaulding
Camp Douglas
Iva Daniels
Ruby Bass
Reedsburg
C. W. Bass
Corwith
William
Henry Travis
Jerry Fadden
Lily Claridge
Thomas Claridge
Seamans
Three Year Old Clara Hawalleck Dies of Scarlet Fever
Clara Hawalleck aged three died suddenly on Wednesday from scarlet fever. Other children are slowly improving. Miss Mabel Scott visiting Galena. No Aid Society meeting this week due to sickness. A windmill is being erected on the Gillespie place today. Louis Schultz and family spent Saturday in Baraboo. Will Vickers bought a colt recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hawalleck
Mabel Scott
Galena
Gillespie Place
Louis Schultz
Baraboo
Will Vickers
Loganville Notices May 2 Community Remarks
Wm Schroeder died at his son Fred's home on Friday April 29. Funeral held Monday conducted by Rev Schalkbaugser. Attendees from away for Molly Colvin's funeral last week included George Fosnet Sparta and Mrs W Thompson and Calla of Poynette. Miss Mabelle Ware visited grandmother Mrs M Colvin. A surprise party honored Fred Harms and family who plan to move to Waterloo Iowa to work in a creamery. Charles Fisher Jr and wife baptized their daughter Sunday. Wedding bells likely soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Schroeder
Fred
Schalkbaugser
Molly Colvin
George Fosnet
Sparta
W. Thompson
Calla
Poynette
Mabelle Ware
M. Colvin
Fred Harms
Waterloo
Iowa
Harmes
Charles Fisher Jr
Hillpoint News Briefs May Day Visitors and Local Outing
May 2 Hillpoint Mrs N Ahrens of Hustler Wis visits her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs H Kollmeyer. The Hillpoint creamery plans a new house to be occupied by their buttermaker. Fred Kollmeyer left Saturday for a northern Wisconsin trip visiting Marshfield Chelsea Mondovi and Eau Claire. Several local young men went to Bear Valley for fishing with Homer Gordell and Rupert Morgan enjoying a day there and showing a sizable catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ahrens
Hustler
Wis
H. Kollmeyer
Hillpoint Creamery Company
Fred Kollmeyer
Wisconsin
Marshfield
Chelsea Mondovi
Eau Claire
Bear Valley
Homer Gordell
Rupert Morgan
Miss Clara Koepp Visits Moore Montana Relative
Caledonia notes Miss Clara Koepp traveled to Moore Montana to visit relatives for some time. Wilbur Koepp is expected home this week after working in Milwaukee since the start of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Koepp
Moore
Montana
Wilbur Koepp
Milwaukee
Two Newborns Reported in Sumpter Area
In Sumpter on April 26 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Ervin Young. Also on April 26 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Young
Arthur Wagner
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Ebenezer Vailey
Charles Grosinske
Janetta
N. H. Smith
William Kennedy
Mauston
King’s Corners
Westfield
Bear Creek
National Shafter
de Lavalle
Empire
Aspinwall
S. A. McCoy
Dean
South Fairfield
Sauer City
Martin
Joe Gonslin’s
Frank Selden
Earl Fish
la Valle
Freda Meyer
Henry
Fred Gibson
Mayme
Herbert Smith
John Selden
Loganville
Adolph Meyer
August Stinehorst
Jerry Smith
Richard Hamstock
John Smith
Lydia
Hank Templin
Wis Templin
Mary Keuth
Chas. Wheeler
John S[hole
Elsie Paskey
Lanie
L. B. Wheeler’s
Walter Fish
Winfield
Walter Walling
L. B. Wheeler
Sam Borland
Ea. Jewell
Loyd
D. E. Bassett
Selden’s
Yuba
Henry K. Meyer
Otto Riggert
Bessie Hale
Freak
C. Adams
Wm. Frost
Mary Drought
Chas. Machow
Gus. Templin
May Bodenhein
Mr. Hastings
Fisher Brothers
Charles Machow
Joseph Hanke Sr
Albert Brandt
Fox Lake
Dodge County
Brandt
Earl Prouty
Uriah Prouty
Selden Wallings
Ernest Prouty
Freda Reitman
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Alkfield
Harrisburg
West Troy
Dellona and
North Excelsior
North Dellona and
Lyndon
Hillpoint
Caledonia
Sumpter
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