Locals Visiting Friends as Wisconsonites Travel
Saturday Mrs. J. T. Lawton of North Freedom visits, while Grace and Raymond Clark go to Elroy. Alis Loesch trips to Milwaukee for several days. Mrs. Edna Hawley of Lodi visits the city yesterday. Mr. Jenks of Dakota leaves Prairie du Sac after visiting Mrs. M. Bentley. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Leonard of Elroy stay with J. J. Raymoour in Baraboo. Michael Weis of Westfield faces a Sauk county jail charge with a hearing at Reedsburg next Monday. Mrs. W. C. Miller returns from Madison with a daughter recovering well. G. S. Blackman of North Freedom travels toward California with son Arthur reporting Wisconsin’s climate is improving. Blackmun may become a permanent resident of the Golden Gate State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Weis
Westfield
Sauk County
Reedsburg
G. S. Blackman
North Freedom
Baraboo
Todi
California
Arthur
Lodi
Wisconsin
Blackmun
Golden Gata
Local notes from Evansville and surrounding areas
Monday E Denison visits Evansville. Mrs Casper Ebert visiting North Freedom. Wm Japan and Bertha Schroeder obtain marriage license in Westfield. Ada Raschein arrives Mendota for a week at home. Mrs O J Nietz and daughter Lucile return to Winona after two weeks with J Gusts. Mr and Mrs Dunse of North Freedom visit South Side daughter Mrs L Zanton. Mrs Albert Mahler and children visit J Odell family at North Freedom. Velvet ice cream sold by Dave Robinson and a curtain partition added to the store. Miss Alice Hoadley of Chicago reconsidering Schoenfeldt property on Third St. Luther, Potter, McDonald, Ziegler, Johnson, and King return from Adams county fishing trip. E G Vincent mails from North Yakima praising climate and health. carpenters there earn $3.00 to $3.50 for nine hours.
Local News Roundup From Janesville To North Freedom
A sweep of social visits and errands across Wisconsin towns. Geo Hiller stays in Janesville. Mrs C E Adams visits La Valle. Will Aton visits Reedsburg. Teena Shultz at her Reedsburg home. Fred Meyers from Caledonia spends Sunday in the city with friends. Rose Platt visits Eva Spahr in North Freedom. Henry Koppke and relatives near North Freedom. Watt Palmer hosts a tea. Russell of the Express Co. spends Sunday in La Crosse. John Wilder of Sioux Falls visits his family. Miss Clara Lee recovers from an eye injury. Cowans return from Harvard and Chicago. Sheriff Hill visits North Freedom. Mamie Ward travels to Mason City for an aunt’s funeral. Grace Beaver returns to the U of W after a home visit. the Williams and Davies ladies visit McGilvra in Menominee. Lillian Bloom and William Coughlin of Portage spend Sunday with D. Rumpf. Doherty family of North Freedom visits Chas. Sarahan. Miss Ethel Harris spends days at Kilbourn home. J Schneller to move and serve as Evangelical pastor. Velvet ice cream reappears from Dave Robinson. Edward Flavin is jailed five days for drunkenness. two saloon keepers arrested, one fined, another to face a hearing Friday. Burdens of life weigh hard on Baraboo residents. Dean’s Kidney Pills praised as cure for back and kidney woes with local testimonial from Le Roy Dunbar formerly of 116 Ash Street. Sold by Evenson’s Pharmacy, 504 Oak Street. Remember the name Dean’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Roy Dunbar
Ash Street
Dean
Evenson’s
Oak Street
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U.S
Dean’s
Madison Congregational Convention Set for Baraboo Meeting
The Madison Convention of Congregational churches meets in Baraboo May 16 and 17 with about forty five churches from Sauk Dane Columbia Jefferson Iowa Richland and Grant counties. The program centers on The Function of the Church in Present Day Life featuring talks by E G Updike Amos Parker Wilder John M Whitehead E A Birge and Blaisdell with Religion and Science and The Church and the Intellectual Life on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Convention of Congregational Churches
Baraboo
Sauk
Dane
Columbia
Jefferson
Iowa
Richland
Grant
E. G. Updike
D.D
Madison
Amos Parker Wilder
The
State Journal
John M. Whitehead
A. Birge
College of Letters and Science
University of Wisconsin
Blaisdell
Beloit College
Bent Trees Marking Old Pottawattamie Trail at Highland Park
At Highland Park Illinois a few intact bent trees remain from the Pottawattamie trail. One theory says the trees directed toward Lake Michigan while another claims they point to the mound where the council fire burned long ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park, Ill
Pottawattamie Trail
Lake Michigan
Portage Highs Edge Baraboo 5 4 In Big Rivalry Game
Portage beat Baraboo 5 4 on the fair grounds as loyal Portage fans packed the stands. A long standing athletic rivalry with cheers and orange and black banners accompanied the teams from Portage into the field. Baraboo supporters traveled with a large group to watch the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage
Baraboo
Fair Ground
Portage High School
Portage Democrat
Boers Establish Large Colony in Chihuahua Mexico
The South American Journal reports a Boer settlement at Santa Rosalia in Chihuahua occupying 80,000 acres for Boers in Mexico and incoming settlers. Gen. Snyman leads farming expansion with a 30 horsepower traction engine, 10 plows, and alfalfa machinery. He must settle 50 families within three years from Jan 1 1904, and expects to acquire more land to house future arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosalia
Chihuahua
Mexico
Gen. Snyman
Estate of John Deitzman sale license in Sauk County
State of Wisconsin Sauk County estate notice for John Deitzman deceased seeks license to sell real estate to pay debts. Hearing set for June 6, 1935 at Baraboo County Court House with publication and personal service requirements. Notice directs Mary Deitzman and others in Sauk County to be served at least twenty days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deitzman
John H. White
Cout House
Baraboo
Iris
BaraBooo
Mary Deitzman
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Graham
United States
National Biscuit Company
Irs
John Moran
Willam
Rockford
W. Cook
Chicago
von Wald
Father Durward
Mrs. Lang
Ableman
Charles
Miss Zoe Thompson
Winowa
Mrs. Gilbert Johnson
Carl Robinson
Black River Falls
W. Weim
Milwaukee
Slavin
Shields
J.L Weeeler
Walesville
Mrs
Ed. Ristau
North *Eedom
B. Keane
J. Dono‘se
James Keane
Tomas Reynolds
Thomas Williams
Stickney
Chas. Davis
Grace Fisher
Harry James
Sarah Ableman
Risley Brothers
N. L Ladies’ Aid Society
Aggie Sarahan
Chas. Sarahan
John Hohn
Nice
Loveta Wells
Mathew Spahn
Ralph Bush
Madison Hospital
Mr. Bush
M. W. A. Wall
Joe Barbino
William Peck
Hightand East Sts
McPeck
Hood
Mrs. J. T. Lawton
City
Grace and
Raymond Clark
Elroy
Alis Loesch
Edna Hawley
W. C. Miller
A. W. Chase
Casper Walton
Michigan City
Ind
A.W. Chase
E. Denison
Evansville
Mrs. Casper Ebert
Japan
Bertha Schroeder
Ada Raschein
Mendota
O. J. Nietz
Lucile
Winona
Mrs. J. Gust
Mrs. Dunse
Mrs. L. Zanton
South Side
Albert Mahler
Mrs. J. Odell
Dave Robinson
Alice Hoadley
Schoenfeldt
Third St
Wm. Luther
Lyman Potter
Peter McDonald
August Ziegler
Amos Johnson
Lewis King
Adams County
E.G. Vincent
Yakima
Wash
Geo. Hiller
Janesville
Mrs. C. E. Adams
la Valle
Will Aton
Teena Shultz
Fred Meyers
Caledonia
Rose Platt
Eva Spahr
Henry Koppke
Watt Palmer
Russell
Express Co
la Crosse
Boyd Blachly
Wm. Schulenberg
T. Edwards
John Wilder
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Clara Lee
R. A. Cowan
Harvard
Sheriff Hill
John Barker
Mamie Ward
Mason City
Grace Beaver
U. of W
John Williams
Mattie Davies
Mrs. McGilvra
Menominee
Lillian Bloom
William Coughlin
D. Rumpf
James Doherty
Chas
Sarahan Ur
Ethel Harris
J. Schneller
Mr. Schneller
Evangelical Church
Justice Halsted
Edward Flavin
Flavin
Congregational Convention
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