Real Estate Transfers List Noted
Real estate transfers recorded include M B Green to Lydia Hesselgrave for land in Washington town valued at 4000 dollars and Johann Quandt to John Quandt for land in Freedom town at 6000 dollars. Other transfers list buyers and locations with prices ranging from 300 to 6000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Green
Lydia A. Hesselgrave
Washington
Johann Quandt
John T. Quandt
Freedom
S. J. Stevens
Mary E. Green
Delton
Benjamin R. Turner
Wm. H. Townsend
Clark Townsend
LaValle
Thomas Pearson
Mary A. Inman
la Valle
Lillian Sherwood
Michael Alt
Bear Creek
Baptist Schwartz
Frank Schwartz
Spring Green
Carrie Thomas
Alfred E. Britton
Thomas
Baraboo
J. N. Reuter
Lilian Sherwood
Sauk City
August Stackman
Charles Stive
A. L. Harris
Frank Mittelstedt
Windfield
Edward Wieglow
Ransom Jackson
A. R. Jackson
Stanley
Gustave Gross
Gottfred Gross
Reedsburg
Keep the Balance Up Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad
It argues health balance is vital and that Hood's Sarsaparilla prevents sickness by supporting appetite, strength, and endurance. Early use is praised as wise, likening it to a stick in time saving nine. It claims the tonic helps healthy people stay healthy. The ad promotes taking Hood's for daily wellness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Dellona and North Excelsior community notes
May 7. Mrs. Edgar Du Bois visits Madison friends. Griswolds of Baraboo visit daughter Mrs Albert Ellis. Zim mermans of Greenfield visit W Lawrent. Cottage prayer meeting at Mrs J Dwyer this Thursday night. Mrs Oliver Hewitt and children visited O H Browns last week. Mrs Fred Du Bois of Greenfield attended church here Sunday. Claridge family visits from Reedsburg. Albert Ellis raises new barn Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar du Bois
Madison
Reedsburg
Wm. Claridge
Albert Ellis
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Ointment Ad
Advertising claim offers PazO Ointment as a cure for itching bleeding and protruding piles with a 6 to 14 day refund if it fails. Druggists authorized to refund money. Price 50 cents.
Sedgwick Menaces And Incidents Reported In Local Notes
Sandusky notes report Ed Sedgwick losing a valuable cow last Monday. Albert Prouty and wife visited Reedsburg Friday to see Mrs Jerry Prouty who is seriously ill. Earl Prouty of Spring Green visits with his brother. Mrs Ellen Donahue returned from Chicago last Thursday. Walter Constantine and sister spent Sunday with August Wegner and wife at Plain. J L Ward's team frightened by a barrel blown from a porch caused a runaway but was stopped with only harness damaged. Arthur Powell, a cheesemaker at White Mound, visited J Powell's last Sunday. Fern Sedgwick went to La Crosse to spend a few days with her brother Halsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Sedgwick
Albert Prouty
Reedsburg
Jerry Prouty
Earl Prouty
Spring Green
Ellen Donahue
Chicago
Walter Constantine
August Wegner
Plain
J. L. Ward
F. W. Zwieg
Arthur Powell
White Mound
J. Powell
Fern Sedgwick
la Crosse
Halsey
Siggelkow Family Receives Piano Gift In South Delton
Local notes report Miss Zadia Hall visiting near Kilbourn and Mae Waddell returning to Winfield. Mrs Brown recovered from illness, a new fence frames the school yard, and several residents, including Kate Searle and the Ableman family, are noted for visits and health updates. Fra Graves recovers from scarlet fever, with no quarantine required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Siggelkow
Zadia Hall
Kilbourn
Phil Brown
Mae Waddell
Winfield
Kate Searle
Tom
Death of Oscar Lange Recalls Local Mournful Funeral
Oscar Lange died at age 26 after paralysis struck him at breakfast on April 19 while staying in Mar den. He passed at his brother Emil Lange’s home and funeral services were held at the Baptist church with Rev. Argo officiating. He left six brothers and five sisters, plus his parents, and was active in M W A R N A lodges and the Baptist church youth group. The family thanks friends and neighbors for floral offerings and support at the funeral in North Freedom cemetery under M W A guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Pierce
Peck
Reedsburg
Pierce
M.E. Pierce
Oscar Lange
Marden
Emil
Baptist Church
Argo
North Freedom
R.N. A. Lodges
Young People’s Society of the Baptist Church
A Year of Blood in Alliance Ky Ends With Cure
In Alliance Kentucky F N Tacket recalls 1903 as a blood year from severe lung bleeding and coughs. He credits Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with a full recovery after four bottles. Offered by Fisher Bros drug store price 50c 1.00 trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Tacket
Alliance
Fisher Bros. Drug Store
Local Weddings and Home Projects Across Plain Area
May 8 report lists John and Andrew Weitzer and Jacob of Madison with Mary Ruhland and Mrs. Isaac Morgan of Chicago at Ring-Haas wedding last week. Mrs. John Bear visited relatives in Reedsburg. John Dishler Sr. finished a basement for a large barn. Theressa Diet spent Thursday in Madison. Alois Brickl and family were in Loganville Saturday. Zaphier Rieder and Michael Schwartz joined new surveys. Dressen carpenter crew began work on John Nachhreiner's new dwelling in Plain. About fourteen teams hauled machinery for Cramer Bros. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Andrew Weitzer
Jacob
Madison
Mary Ruhland
Isaac Morgan
Chicago
Ring—Haas
John Bear
Reedsburg
John Dishler Sr
Theressa
Alois Brickl
Loganville
Zaphier Rieder
Michael Schwartz
Dressen
John Nachhreiner
Plain
Cramer Bros
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim on Bromo Quinine
Advert says Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day with a money back refund if not effective. Claims Druggists will refund the purchase and features a Grove endorsement on each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Local social notes and church event report
Miss Leida Hulbert spent days with friends in Manston. E. C. Woodruff of Reedsburg visited M. L. Reynolds. Hollie Fulmer and Portage family stopped here for a weekend. Mrs. Smith of Madison lectured for W C T U at the M E church. Vosler and Flickner firm dissolved. Mr Vosler retires, Mr Flickner continues. Dr D M Kelly of Baraboo came to see Dr Jones. W C T U ladies hosted a reception at the M E church in Mrs Smiths honor with refreshments and pleasant company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leida Hulbert
Manston
E. C. Woodruff
Reedsburg
M. L. Reynolds
Hollie Fulmer
Portage
Mrs. Smith
Madison
M. E
Vosler&Flickner
Vosler
Flickner
D. M. Kelly
Baraboo
Jones
W.C.T. U
Smith
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Prevents Severe Hip Ulcer
A. Stickel of Miletus West Virginia says a dangerous hip ulcer the size of a hand was removed without surgery thanks to Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He reports persistent use fully cured the condition. The salve also cures cuts burns and injuries and is sold for 25 cents at Fisher Bros. druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
A. ©. Stickel
Miletus
W. Va
Fisher Bros. Druggists
Died at Home Mrs Jerry Prouty Passes in Reedsburg
May 7 in Reedsburg Mrs Jerry Prouty dies after long illness. She leaves a husband and three daughters, two married, with many friends mourning. Other city notes report illnesses, visits, relocations, and a funeral at Greenwood cemetery for Homer.
Fine horse sale and local notes from the north
Hill Bates conducts business in the northern part of the state as Saturday hosted a monthly horse sale with several fine animals changing hands. Mrs. W. W. Bork returned from Baraboo while Miss Elsie Hulbert, Delton district teacher, visited the city. Fern Kinney returned to duties near the County farm after Baraboo visit. Expect notable street work the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Bates
W. W. Bork
Baraboo
Elsie Hulbert
Delton
Fern Kinney
Fairfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Fairfield May 1. Frank Bashford and family of Illinois visit uncles Frank and Ed. Mrs James Palmer returns from Barron Wis after granddaughter Ethel Palmer wed Otto Shieflebein. John Conway and Baraboo family visit Geo Harrison. Mrs J J Cline of Baraboo spends two weeks with son Chas Cline. Funeral for Henry Bunker. Ed Grass and family visit Sauk Prairie. Mrs John Wing visits Baraboo then returns. Mrs John Luce recovering from grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bashford
Illinois
Frank
Ed. Thomas
James Palmer
Barron, Wis
Ethel Palmer
Otto Shieflebein
John Conway
Baraboo
Geo. Harrison
J.J. Cline
Chas. Cline
Henry Bunker
Grass
Fred Fraust
Sauk Prairie
John Wing
John Luce
Local notes include arrivals arrivals and a marriage
Miss Lydia Shierholtz of Chicago arrived for an indefinite stay with her sister Mrs Henry Stoll. Mrs Fred Stoll of Willow Lakes S D formerly of here has died. Samuel Hart visited at his son Henrys after winter with the Websters of Hillsboro. Rudolph Kruger and Miss Anna Kutzbach were married at the brides parents home here Thursday. Miss Fern Sedgwick plans to attend a La Crosse wedding this week. Kinney of Lime Ridge started teaching in H Killmer Dist. last week. Amelia Meyers works at C S Wards for summer. Carrie McGevny visited Tony Francois of Lime Ridge. Simeon Brandt of Reedsburg called on his brother Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Shierholtz
Chicago
Henry Stoll
Fred Stoll
Willow Lakes
S. D
Samuel Hart
Henry
Wm. Webster
Hillsboro
Fred Reidel
Ben Tyler
Lrenton
Local Social Notes From La Valle This Week
May 6 la valle society page reports J T Bates and family visiting from Reedsburg hosted by Elder and Mrs Whiting. Frank White teaching at Walton spent weekend with his parents. Philip Milbauer returns from Battle Creek sanitarium showing great benefit. Verne Thompson and Otto Foester finish La Crosse exams earning diplomas and honors. C C McNamer of Whittlesay visits M McNamer. John Joyce family stay with George Thompson. Eben Blackman from Richland Center visits Daniel Stod dard. Mrs Dr Miller recovering from tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Bates
Reedsburg
la Valle
Elder
Whiting
Frank White
Walton
John H. White
Philip Milbauer
Battle Creek
Verne Thompson
Otto Foester
la Crosse
Daniel Stoddard
Dr. Miller
Local Folks in South Westfield Summer Movements
Miss Welby Voss at LaRue with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Voss spent yesterday there. Miss Mettie Bender of Leland visited D. Wyman on Sunday. A surprise party honored John Schara for his birthday at his home last Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schwartz visited at her North Freedom home Sunday. Miss Anna Knuth returning home from Beloit for the summer. Miss Mayme Wyman heading to Mattoon, Kentucky to spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welby Voss
LaRue
H. J. Voss
Mettie Bender
Leland
D. Wyman’s
John Schara
Wm. Schwartz
North Freedom
Anna Knuth
Beloit
Mayme Wyman
Merrimack Notes and Social at Church Parlor
May 7 item list covers Miss Maeanod Mable Devy Lin and Miss Cummings visiting Baraboo guests of Ed Coates. Ladies Aid Society to meet Mrs L Premo May 16 with social at church parlors and ice cream. Epworth League anniversary Sunday planned. bring baskets. Several residents travel to Madison, Baraboo, Lodi, Norwalk or Dakota for visits and work projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeanod Mable Devylin
Baraboo
Ladies Aid Society
Elmer Devlin
Evansville
G. L. Clark
Althea
Norwalk
Alice Odekirk
Lodi
Timothy
Roswell Crown
R. D. Wood
Archie Barrow
Dakota
W. E. Cooper
Milwaukee
Lucy Cramer
Rev. Roberts
Caledonia
W. Hathaway
Betsy Quimby
Clara Haines
Sumpter
M. E. Behrens
W. Stoner
Local social notes from Loganville and Reedsburg area
May 7 notes show Q Twist and A Meckler visiting at O P Morrel’s in Reedsburg. Carpenter work on John Luetkens’ dwelling. Mrs Neiman and Emma leave for Iowa. Cora Robson at home. Jessie Williams and children in Reedsburg. Ellis Richards did Madison business. Henry Dorow and wife visited Marion Fisk in Prairie du Lac. Henry Luetkens rents Neiman place for summer. John Thesding takes over Canfield property. Attridge a guest of Grace Reighard. Ethel and Amy Westenhaver called in Reedsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Twist
A. Meckler
O. P. Morrel’s
Reedsburg
John Luetkens
Mrs. Neiman
John Thesding
Local Movements and Social Events Reported
May 8 notes show A. Ward family returning to Kansas from their former home last week. Annie Mueller visits Chicago. Daulton returns from Dellona after visiting relatives. Popp attends the silver wedding of Aug Fisher in Baraboo. Scharnke and Bartenbach attend the silver wedding in North Freedom. Henry Kranz and son visit his Reedsburg-born father. Wisconsin Synod Lutherans conference with about 27 ministers. Scharnke visits North Freedom with Loefler. Band boys plan a fund-raiser in Kiefer's hall next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Ward
Kansas
Annie Mueller
Chicago
Miss Daulton
Dellona
F.popp
Aug. Fisher
Baraboo
G.scharnke
Wm. Bartenbach
Schenkat
North Freedom
White Mound visits and church baptism noted
White Mound resident Grandma Davey visits daughter Mrs Tom Davey in White Mound. Elmer Mary and Eddie Carson were baptised at St Patrick Loreto by Rev Father Kenney with sponsors Mr and Mrs Jim Kaney Jr Mr and Mrs Carson Mr Mike Quinn and Miss Kate Doyle. Arbor Day observed in district No 1. Supt Snyder visited the school. A lady boarder arrived at Mr and Mrs Kilgorn home last Wednesday and seems to be staying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Davey
Baraboo
Tom Davey
White Mound
Elmer
Mary
Eddie
Frank Carson
Father Kenney
St. Patrick’s Church
Loreto
Jim Kaney Jr
Carson
Mike Quinn
Kate Doyle
District No. 1
Supt
Snyder
Frank Kilgorn
Prairie du Sac Social and Local Updates May 7
Mrs F D Browne and children left Thursday for Madison where Mr Browne works Mrs A M Bickford joined them and returned Friday Rev and Mrs Eigenmann of Avoka visited last week The C E society held an Experience Social Friday night netting fifty dollars John Meisser and family of Baraboo The Reuland household goods sold at auction Monday The Reulands plan California move Photographer Leonard of Richland Center visited Friday Lyon Pierce and Robert Aton tuned pianos Miss Emma Schellenberger celebrated birthday with a surprise party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D Browne
Ciidren
Madison
Browne
A. M. Bickford
Eigenmann
Avoka
C. E. Society
John Meisser
Baraboo
J. F. Reuland
Local Notes From Woodland and Surrounding Areas
The Wonewoe and Hillsboro Telephone Co extend lines from the Hol corner to the Peter Henry farm this week. A temperance meeting at Vallom Sunday night drew a fine program and good time. Otis Stanley injured a leg at the Plum Valley saw mill last week. Thad Hall bought blooded stock from Chas Bell at Summit. The W B C skipped last Sunday due to cold but will meet next Sunday at two p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonewoe and
Hillsboro Telephone Co
Hol Corner
Peter Henry
Vallom
L. Lee
Otis Stanley
Plum Valley
Thad Hall
Summit
Chas. Bell
Neighbors surprise Spauldings at new Baraboo home
In North Freedom on Monday a large group gathered to surprise Mr. and Mrs. Bert Spaulding at their new Baraboo area home. The gathering included visiting, fruit, and a shared sense the evening was well spent.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jayne
Dellona and
North Excelsior
Sandusky
South Delton
Ableman
Modern Woodman
Royal Neighbors
The
M. Lange
Deltor
B. Hager
Stephen Porter
Our City
Lafayette Porter
Sparta
Byron Randall
East Main Street
Wm. Heaton
Marshfield
Blanchi Mattice
California
D. B. Russell
Homer
Greenwood Cemetery
Enos Ayres
Catharine Akens
Art Huebing
Libbie Harris
Ohio
James Stone
Millie Miles
A. S. Brooks
Mr. Bates
Nellie
B. J. Collins
Fairfield
South Westfield
Merrimack
Prairie DU Sac
Tom Edwards
William Schulenberg
Bert Spaulding
Ida Hero
Maple Hill
Julius Jacobs
Guy
Mr. Jacobs
Minnesota
Ida Wanderleigh
Milo Seeley
Hill Point
Alex Oulette
J.T. Lawton
Mirros Lake
Mr Lawton
Mable Willl
J. Wiggins
George Ahrensmeyer
Joel Hackett
Henry Simons
Wm.k Kandall
Dell Young
Harris Simons
Carl Lange Jr
Elsie Bates
Lyons
W. Oehring
Missouri
Frank Hackett
Wm. Stackhouse
Our Village
Sarah Maxham
J. B. Ashley
Gourgas
Foster
Major Hackett
John Gunnisom
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