Ministers Meet in Conference at First M E Church
Sauk county Tithers conference met at First M E Church with President Dr S M Wilson of Reedsburg and officers including Secretary Rev Argo of North Freedom and Treasurer Rev John Singleton Crowder of Baraboo. Speakers described topics on County Tithing Robbing God Need of Tithing and Tithing in the Jewish Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County
J. M. Dick
Baraboo A
Riev
J. E. Kundert
Reedsburg
W. D. Stanley
Baraboo
W. R. Lrish
Dr. Wilson
Tithing debated at Sauk County conference
At Sauk County Tithers conference Tuesday delegates from Baraboo Reedsburg and North Freedom heard Rev C B Knight Rev L A Goddard and others discuss tithing as a church funding method. Dr Seymour spoke on Corea experiences and Rev Hunt urged sustained systematic giving. The meeting closed with thanks and plans for a fall conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County
Knight
Baraboo
L. A. Goddard
R. P. Perry
Reedsburg
Ernest C. Henke
Argow
North Freedom
Seymour
Chicago
Corea
George KE. Hunt
Madison
Christ
Illinois
Wisconsin
Kingdom of God
Ciu
China
Rev
Hunt
Illness of Mrs A Burckhart and visitors in North Freedom
Wednesday Mrs A Burckhart is ill. Ivoroyd Green spent Friday afternoon and Saturday in North Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Burckhart
Ivoroyd Green
North Freedom
Unusual Local Movements And Court Case At Lodi
Lodi notes show J L Hill of Prairie du Lac in Baraboo on Tuesday and Amos Johnson in Milwaukee contest. The North Freedom and Merrimack residents visit Baraboo. Mrs A W Crane ill at Mound Street. A legal replevin case in Justice Gates favors Chandos J Pruyn against the Columbia Bank over a mortgage on store fixtures and horse and buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hill
Prairie du Lac
Baraboo
A. W. Crane
Mound Street
C. Gibbs
Prairie du Sac
George Sawall
Sumpter
Gollmar Bros
Justice Gates
Chandos J. Pruyn
Columbia Bank
Lodi Enterprise
Wells
Pruyn
Caldwell
Gates
Weiss
Schey Baxter nuptials and local notes from Baraboo
Schy Baxter married at St Josephs by Rev Durward. Grace Baxter of Baraboo wed in 7:30 ceremony with Laura Baxter and John Robinson as attendants. The couple to reside on Oak Street in the Gem City after a wedding repast. groom runs a shoe store. Also note Mrs Barstow in Chicago with her son and the Madison District Congregational convention to be held May 17 to 19 at Dodgeville with several speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Barstow
Chicago
Guy Barstow
Barstow
City
Mr. Barstow
Reedsburg
Martin Schey
Grace Baxter
Baraboo
John Durward
St. Joseph’s Church
Laura Baxter
John Robinson
Columbusj
Mr. Howe
C. Sehab
Risley Brothers
Madison District
the Congregational Churches
Dodgeville
A. W. Kopp
J. M. Whitehead
O. L. Robinson
L. A. Goddard
Flowers and seeds advertised by The Shadow Town Co
Headquarters for cut flowers of all kinds and Wm Toole's seeds plants and shrubs with delivery service. The Shadow Town Co operating at 409 Oak St offers flower supplies and related items via phone 46-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Toole
The
Shadow Town Co
Oak St
Obituary of Fred H. Krug Sr at La Valle
Fred H. Krug Sr died at his La Valle area home on May 6 aged 48 years 11 months 27 days born in Germany May 9 1860 he lived in Wisconsin since childhood and spent the last years on a farm northeast of town The funeral was at A C church La Valle conducted by Rev August Rohrlach He leaves a wife four sons Fred Herman Martin Victor and four daughters Ella Clara Meta Gertrude plus four brothers and numerous relatives and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaValle
Fred H. Krug
Mr. Krug
Germany
Wisconsin
Winfield
Emma Miller
la Valle
Illinois
A. C. Church
August Rohrlach
German Lutheran Church
Wr. Krug
Fred
Herman
Martin
Victor
Ella Clara
Meta
Gertrude
Bradley & Vrooman Paints Sell Longer Than Others
Bradley and Vrooman Pure Paint is advertised as superior and longer lasting than competitors. C W Whitman of Baraboo Wisconsin sells the paints. Meanwhile local society news notes Mrs Hazeltine Miss Burnham and Miss Armitage attending a Madison district Wo man's Home Missionary society event in Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley & Vrooman
C. W. Whitman
Baraboo, Wis
Baraboo
Wis
L. F. Hazeltine
Ada Burnham
Mary Armitage
Belleville
Madison
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Hazeltine
J. S. Crowder
Miss Armitage
Home Guards
Miss Burnham
Death of Fred LaMar at Briggsville after long illness
Fred LaMar died at his home near Briggsville Tuesday night after a long illness with consumption. He was born in Fairfield about 46 years ago and lived in Briggsville many years. He leaves a widow, two daughters Mila and Blanche, a son Raleigh, and several brothers and sisters. Funeral at Russell’s corners in Fairfield on Thursday May 13 at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred LaMar
Briggsville
Fairfield
Mila
Blanche
Raleigh
Marion LaMar
Bert Dodge
Baraboo
Robert Gibson
Delton
Charlies Meyers
Charles Meyers
Foxholm
Minn
Telephone Office Moves in Baraboo Company Officers
Baraboo Telephone company at a recent meeting elected Dr. Charles Gorst as president and August Fisher as vice president. H. L. Halsted becomes secretary and treasurer, prompting relocation of headquarters from Fishers' Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo Telephone Company
Charles Gorst
August Fisher
H. L. Halsted
Halsted
Fishers’ Drug
Methodist Sunday school opens with twenty six in Pine Hollow
May 10 report from Pine Hollow Valley notes the Sunday school began last Sunday with 26 children present and a good start. Several local families spent Sunday evening at A Stieve's home. Ernest Dunse returned from Galena for a Baraboo visit and planned to return soon. Mrs Albert Stieve and children visited the Stackman family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Ella
Willie
Elmer Getschman
Fred Gurgei
Paul Stieve
Paul Kamencky
A. Stieve
Ernest Dunse
Galena
Ill
Baraboo
Sunday visitors and attendees at North Freedom church
North Freedom residents Clara Jantz Elsie Stackmann Martha Kapelke from Pine Hollow Mary Bittrich and Clara Steinke attended Sunday school at the local church. Meta Kuball spent Sunday with friend Marie Kamensky. North Freedom resident Herman Kamencky hosted a visit Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Freedom
Herman Kamencky
Clara Jantz
Elsie Stackmann
Martha Kapelke
Pine Hollow
Mary Bittrich
Clara Steinke
Meta Kuball
Marie Kamencky
Fluffy critic mocks marble statues for sight
A witty remark challenges marble sculpture describing how statues look as if they have a cataract. The comment reflects a playful, sharp-eye appraisal of art forms and their perceived faults.
Neglect of the Eyes Hurts Vision and Skin
Neglect of the eyes may cause poor sight and poor skin. Weak eyes can wrinkle the face and create many crow feet around the eyes and forehead, harming appearance.
Oxalic Acid Removes Ink Stains in Kitchen
A housekeeper treats ink on a kitchen floor with strong oxalic acid and then washes thoroughly with fresh water to remove the stains.
The Value of Pure Air in Workplaces
The article argues air quality dictates life and work performance. It notes many shops and factories suffer from poor ventilation and lighting and urges owners to invest in better conditions for higher productivity and profits.
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N. E
George E. Hunt
M. E
Lodi
Amos Johnson
Milwaukee
Jacob Alexander
Merrimack
John Accola
Vera Marquette
Fred Petzke
A. H. Giese
Tressie Hippler
Minnie Kowalke
Herman Burckhardt
Dora Zauft
Albert Burckhardt
Wm. Wheeler
O. G. Wheeler
Otto Zauft
A. Burckhardt
Minnie Agnoli
Sofie Weinke
W. A. Odell
H.T. Jones
Second Avenue
Kathryn Lee
M. H. Powers
Fred Junk
A. J. Mordan
Boscobel
Lombari
Therese
Mirror Lake
Elen Tinkham
Our City
California
Oregon
Seattle
Yellow Stone Park
North Freedom Journal
Justice of the Peace
Nellie Thaerer
Schey Baxter
St. Joseph’s
Alice Terbileux
Thimble Club
Presbyterian Church
Eighth Street
Chrissie Crawford
Marion Lewis
Fern Hampton
First
J.S. Griggs
Frank Kaiser
Greenfield
Mayer
George Washington
Martha Washington
F. Mayer Boot & Shoe CO
Pine Hollow Valley
Albert Stieve
Stackman
Chas. Grosinski
H.C. Berqg
Panama
Directoire
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