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Newspaper

Baraboo News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1909

Page

3

Merrimack Wedding Unites Louise Neumann and Walter Dobratz

Miss Louise F Neumann and Walter M Dobratz were married at the German Lutheran church in Merrimack on May 5 with about 100 relatives and friends present. The ceremony featured a wedding march by Mrs H Viestenz and a reception at the bride’s brother-in-law’s home. The couple will reside on Main street, Merrimack, and were joined by a large list of attendees from nearby towns.

Louise F. Neumann Walter M. Dobratz Merrimack H. Viestenz Peter Rischmueller Anna Dobratz Martha Boettcher John Dobratz George Schneider Little Mable Esther Rischmueller Carl Neumann Leland Sauk County Madison Wm. Dobratz Main Street H. Henning Saratoga Iowa H. J. Sebranke Nina Behn Reedsburg H. J. Koenig John Jark Witwen Ed. Sprecher Fred Rischmueller Jacob Jark Prairie du Lac Ford. Boettcher Martha Clara Wm. Boettcher Walter Emil Boettcher Rudolph Oscar Nelson Sandberg Josie Lena Foster Baraboo Christian Chas. Schneider Ableman John Schneider M. Schneider George Elizabeth Greenfield

Greenfield Notes Include Family News and Dairy Output

August Kluender and Peter Blauer report Carl Kluender will stay in Sauk county and may find a sweetheart. Mrs. Hannah Lange visits her daughter at the cheese factory where Peter Blauer notes milk output of about 2000 pounds daily, yielding 200 pounds of cheese. Archie C. Cook hosts the mumps this week.

Kluender Peter Blauer Carl Kluender Europe Sauk County Greenfield Hannah Lange

Pure Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Advertisement Claim

The California Fig Syrup Co. promotes its product as a pure laxative with full disclosure of ingredients in every package. It asserts its manufacturing method guarantees purity and uniformity and urges purchase only from the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. sold by major druggists.

California Fig Syrup Co California

Chicken Brooder Fire Kills Fifty at Hackett Farm

Fire in a chicken brooder at G W Hackett's farm burned about fifty chicks. The blaze occurred in the early hours as John Knapp reported seeing flames at Mirror Lake area. Local residents and family members are noted with several social updates and visits.

Local social notes highlight visits and family events

May 10. Harvey Sedgwick of Duluth Minn visited relatives here. Miss Elsie Meyer of Reedsburg and Miss Annie Niebuhr spent last week here. The girls returned from Los Angeles with a friend. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Barkley were away two weeks at brother in law Mr Licht’s in Loganville. The Henrichs of La Valle and Niebuhrs of Cazenovia were called due to Mrs Geo Niebuhr illness. Evangeline Croal has been ill. May 3 a daughter arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Fisher. Henry Pfeil of Reedsburg visited at Emma McCarthy’s. John Goodell, Blanche Constantine, Dora Powell and Roy Prouty attended Lime Ridge anniversary exercises. Mrs Vic Miller and Mrs Frank Pauls of Pleasant Ridge visited sister Mrs C A Reitman. Merry Hanks of Reedsburg spent weekend here.

Harvey Sedgwick Duluth Minn Elsie Meyer Reedsburg Annie Niebuhr Los Angeles Cal Geo. Barkley Licht Loganville Cooper Fisher Henry Pfeil Emma McCarthy John Goodell Blanche Constantine Dora Powell Roy Prouty Lime Ridge Vic Miller Frank Pauls Pleasant Ridge C. A. Reitman Merry Hanks the Falls Wilbur Johnson Blanche Mr. Meyers Madeline Astle and Hill William Wichern Elma Rumpf Henry Bittrich Luther B. Irish Joseph Rodwell Albert Watkins Ed. Bellows Wm. Bassett H. H.howlett Olive Bellows Norman Gill Kenneth Astle and Hill Kenneth Pierce Thomas Rodwell James Milward Madison DeWayne Brown A. L. Pravis Viva Beatrice The Elms Chas Spencer J. A. Dockham Fred Dockham Carpenter Floyd Marie Clark Holt A. L. Travis Chas. Livers Helen Stella Ryan Mable Erswell A. Templin Wm. Albers Honey Creek

Local Society Notes From North Freedom Area

Ebenezer Valley George Northrup spent midweek with his uncle Joel Hackett family. The Literary society met at Mr and Mrs M Bisch home. Mrs Chas Randall was elected President and Miss Pearl Kennedy Treasurer. Next meeting at Miss Emma Wichern's home on Wednesday evening June 2. Farewell party for Mr and Mrs Emil Feitz enjoyed by a large crowd. Mrs John Martiny of Baraboo visited with daughters Mrs H Smith and Mrs G Weidenkopf. Mrs Joseph Harris and Mrs Roy Spaulding visited at North Freedom Friday.

Ebenezer Valley George Northrup North Freedom Joel Hackett Literary Society M. Bisch Chas. Randall John Martiny Baraboo H. Smith G. Weidenkopf Joseph Harris Roy Spaulding

GOES AFOOT AT EIGHTY IN SOUTH WESTFIELD

South Westfield residents report visits and small social gatherings as an elderly former local, Dissel, aged about eighty, travels fifteen miles in one day to see old friends and relatives. Albert Kunth spends Sunday with his parents at Leland while Mrs. Carpenter and children visit Spring Green relatives. Several local households host guests and celebrate birthdays with music and games.

South Westfield Christ Dissel Marion Jacobs Albert Kunth Martin Jankes Leland C. Carpenter Spring Green H. J. Voss Wm.c. Meris Henry Dargel Reedsburg Fredie Reinicke Wm. Lutterman Wm. Voss Amelia Reinicke Willie Voss Loganville C. Heinz’s

Loganville Social Roundup Reflects Wedding and Visit Notes

May 10 notes show Alice Selden and Grace Reig at Gollmar Bros circus in Baraboo. Locals Bert Leicher and Ethel Briggs visited Reedsburg. Cora Leicher's sister’s wedding in Laverne referenced. upcoming Loganville Literary Society program on Friday May 14 at the schoolhouse.

Alice Selden Grace Reig Gollmar Bros Baraboo Ernest Riggert G. W. gHast Herman Riggert Reedsburg Lena Westedt Freida Hennings Hazel Ware Mabel Frank Leicher Laverne, Minn Cora Bert Leicher Ethel Briggs E. L. Ritzenthaler Ancil John Wunnicke Bear Valley Loganville Literary Society Hilda Luhrsen Hulda Bergman

Kilbourn Briefs: Van Alstine Visit and Local Wedding

Gilbert Van Alstine formerly of Kilbourn visiting his brother at Big Spring. He is noted as a crack revolver and rifle shooter and former member of Dana's band. Miss Clara Iverson married Lawrence Naber at the Catholic church by Rev Fr Hanart on Tuesday morning.

Gilbert van Alstine Big Spring van Alstine Dana Clara Iverson Lawrence Naber Fr. Hanart

Mi o na tablets promise quick relief and a money back offer

An advertisement touts Mi o na tablets to relieve indigestion and stomach distress. It claims fast results within days and a complete cure backed by Fisher Bros. It targets women seeking a glow and lists conditions like dyspepsia seasickness and pregnancy vomiting with a money back guarantee.

Fisher Bros

SKILLET CREEK COMMUNITY NEWS HARBORS WIDE VISITS

May 11 report from Skillet Creek notes a Friday picnic at the Falls and a weekend visit from Reedsburg families at the Astle and Hill homes. Multiple residents are listed with illnesses, family events, and local chores as spring activities continue.

Prairie du Sac Notes Local Happenings May Day

May 10 at Prairie du Sac highlights include Harvey Hyland and family visiting Portage relatives, Alice Lotz and Alta Kindsehi from the University of Wisconsin at home for the weekend, Joe Moore selling farm implements as he switches to poultry, H S. boys defeating Black Earth nine, Mrs Elza Carpenter visiting near Baraboo, the Fey family and D. L. Bester guests, and S Schreiber with D MacPherson building a shoe store south of Jacob Hatz's.

Harvey Hyland Portage Alice Lotz Alta Kindsehi U. of W Joe Moore H.S Black Earth Nine Elza Carpenter M. Hoover

Lyons Social Local Notes Observe Weekend Visits

Lyons residents share weekend visits and illness updates. Gordon Watson hosts Tillie Smith who is improving from typhoid fever. Attendees include Jennie Koons Nellie DuBois and Prof E Hindes at a Reedsburg arithmetic contest.

Wm. Harrison Gordon Watson Tillie Smith Jennie Koons Nellie DuBois Reedsburg Lewis Edwards and Fred Berkley Miss Walker Lancaster J. Lippitt Rollin Downie Harold Berkley Margaret Harriet Sansom Lee Cleveland Lime Ridge W. Gunnison A. E. Britton Minnie Gerofski Schenectady New York Willard Kimball

Walton Notes on Faith, Newlywed, and Local Visits

Rev. Shadoan preached at the Friends church Sunday morning. Mrs. Rose Frazier is sick with rheumatism. Albert Chamness and his bride started housekeeping on their Walton farm after their wedding last Thursday. Long life and happiness to them. Miss Edna Hutchins, studying at Reedsburg training school, visited over the weekend with her parents.

Shadoan Friends Church Rose Frazier Albert Chamness Walton Edna Hutchins Reedsburg

Barn Fire and Local Events Touch Plain and Sauk County

A barn for William Yonker in Irish Valley was raised by John Diehl and crew on May 11. A lightning strike Thursday morning destroyed a barn near John Bear’s home, with feed and machinery burned. County Superintendent G. W. Davies visited rural schools and left a Victory banner at Sunnyside. May devotions at St. Luke's Church, a high mass by Rev. Ruprechter, and a May 4 daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. George Paulus are noted local items.

John Diehl William Yonker Irish Valley John Bear G. W. Davies Sauk County Victory Crowns Sunnyside Plain Father Ruprechter Loretto St. Luke’s Church John Weitzer West Allis Alois Brechtl Madison George Paulus

Glenville Notes From May First Half

May 11 E E Davenport completes a well of 155 feet and buys ten acres from Louis Donald to expand his berry farm. Gladys Pearson finishes school work and returns home. Sim W Holloway plans an illustrated lecture at the school house next Monday evening. Mrs E Berry travels to Duluth to visit daughter Mrs Carl Lindstrom. Glenville reports large berry acreage this spring and a preseason customer note. Mrs Robert Sebring hosts Dorcas society. Miss Ellen Tinkham visits Baraboo. Tinkham heads to the Pacific coast.

E. E. Davenport Mr. Davenport Louis Donald Berry G. H. Glover Henry Potterville Gladys Pearson F. D. Peck Sim W. Holloway E. Berry Duluth Carl Lindstrom Glenville Robert Sebring Dorcas Society Pearson Ellen Tinkham Baraboo Miss Tinkham Pacific Coast

Spring Green News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings

Miss Margaret Barnard, teacher at Wauwatosa, spent last weekend at home. Joseph Baur returns from Madison for a two week stay as his leg heals from a 30 foot fall. The village cheese factory began operations last Tuesday. Galena Iron works rep fixed minor water works defects installed last winter. Frank Carpenter and a university friend visited his parents and toured the town. John A. Young of Madison visited his son and family with his mother-in-law Mrs. Palmer. Mrs. Owen King and daughter Elizabeth spent days in Chicago. Edward and Mrs. Lester arrived from Florida to spend the summer in Wisconsin.

Margaret Barnard Wauwatosa Joseph Baur Madison Baur Galena Iron Works Frank Carpenter University Frank John A. Young Jane Palmer Owen King Elizabeth Chicago Edward Lester Florahome Fla Wisconsin

Dellona and North Excelsior Community Notes

May 10. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weston and daughter of North Freedom visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burton. Wm Lawrenz remodels his house. Miss Mary Lawrenz, Butterfield school teacher, returned home near Ironton for her cousin Miss Stowe's wedding. Clyde Munns of Fennimore and Miss Mary Green of Reedsburg visited Mrs. J L Dryer. School reopened in Dis 6 with Olive Thayer as teacher after resignation due to illness.

Ed. Weston North Freedom Frank Burton Wm. Lawrenz Mary Lawrenz Butterfield Ironton Stowe Clyde Munns Fennimore Mary Green Reedsburg J. L .Dryer Dis. No. 6 Olive Thayer

Perry Davis Painkiller Sells Two Million Bottles Annually

Advert reads that Perry Davis Painkiller sells two million bottles each year and relieves sprains burns bruises rheumatism neuralgia colds cramps colic diarrhoea. It notes new 25 cent bottle and 50 cent size and urges diligence in buying from a druggist.

Perry Davis

Webster's Prairie Visitor at Baraboo Event

Lenard Francisco of Webster's Prairie visited Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dyrude in Baraboo on Saturday.

Lenard Francisco of Webster’s Prairie Mrs. Martin Dyrude Baraboo

Fairfield Notes and Local Social Updates

Fairfield May 7 Mrs T H Tolliffe of Wyoming visits sister Mrs W H Newell May 6 Miss Cameron sews for Mrs Atkinson Mr G Andrews ill Mrs M LaMar much improved James LaMar to return from Montana Rev J Gilliam spends weekend at Carr Valley Warm weather welcomed by all

Baraboo and Freedom May 4

O G S Seidensticker called at John Zimmerly home Monday. J Kietzke and family visited Fred Kietzke home Sunday. Mrs Tillie Platt is on the sick list. Ben Kuester of Denver visited his parents in North Freedom. Farmers in the area have been breaking costs while waiting for dry weather.

O. G.S. Seidensticker John Zimmerly J. Kietzke and Fred Kietzke Tillie Platt Ben Kuester Denver North Freedom

Notice of Probate Hearing in Smith Jennings Estate

First publication May 13 1909 state of wisconsin sauk county probate baraboo where george b Jennings administrator requests examination and allowance of final account and assignment of residue at 10 o clock am on June 8 1909 in baraboo courthouse before judge W H Cady and attorney W T Kelsey filed May 8 1909

Wisconsin Smith Jennings Baraboo George B. Jennings W. H. Cady W.T. Kelsey

M B A Meeting Set With Mrs Riley Martiny

The M. B. A. will meet with Mrs. Riley Martiny on Thursday May 20. Everyone invited.

Riley Martiny

Man to Build Home on Farm Purchased Two Years Ago

Leland May 7 August Mallon plans a new house on the farm he bought two years ago. The project is set to proceed after planning and approval steps are completed.

Mallon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Archie C. Cook G. W. Hackett Mirror Lake Arthur Knapp Hackett Baraboo Valley Poultry Association Wm. Lange Wm. Hackett L.bump Lone Rock Freda Lange Pardeeville Beloit W. O. Hackett Freeport Ill J.T. Lawton A. Britton Lyons Wm. Gunnison Maud Bond H. Northrup Julius Unternaher H. Griep Ishpeming Mich S. J. Maxham Reedsburd Mathew Patterson John Patterson L. Smith H. C. Koester W. Randall C. Knapp Knapp W. Draper Manford Bump Fairfield Ida Waddell F. Deckham Sandusky South Westfield Kilbourn Hyome Skillet Creek Prairie DU Sac Dellona and North Excelsior A.j.tower CO Boston USA Tower Canadian CO. Unite Toronto Can T. H. Tolliffe Wyoming W. H. Newell Freedom Hollister Rocky Mountain Hollister Drua Company Wis Webster’s International St. Louis Websters International Dictionary Durite G.&c. Merriam CO. Publishers Springfield, Mass
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