Real estate transfers list from various Wisconsin towns
A compendium of property transfers including Buckley to Perkins in Honey Creek and several Prairie du Sac deeds. Other moves include Wadleigh, Lassallette, Lassallette alias, and numerous parcels in Reedsburg, Baraboo, Delton, Freedom, Woodland, and Winfield with amounts from 400 to 6,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Buckley
Edwin C. Perkins
Honey Creek
James Christian
E. C. Perkins
Prairie du Sac
John Koch
Ransom Jackson
Edward Wieglow
Stanley
Baraboo
R. P. Perry
John E. Wadleigh
Winfield
Hannah Whitely
Herman Farber
Mott’s Add
Reedsburg
Louisa Apple
Wm. Mihlbauer
Woodland
Leonhard Haemel
Lorenz Naber
Delton
Ruth Ann Vosler
Geo.j. Flickner
Lucretia A. Lane
Walterh. Niebuhr
Cha
Louis C. W. Malzhan
John M. Accola
Freedom
M. A. Warren
Oscar Altpeter
Kilbourn Notes May 14 Local Life and Arrivals
May 14 updates from Kilbourn show visitors, moves, and events. Don Capson and family visited Fond du Lac relatives and returned home. Mrs Raymond and son arrived from Delavan to summer at Waubeck castle. Addie Tedderly plans to marry Peter Griesenaur in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Capson
Fond du Lac
Raymond
Delavan
Kilbourn
Waubeck Castle
Upham
Milwaukee
Will Bishop
Blanche Bromberger
Point Bluff
M. O. Gibson
Skillet Creek Notes And Local Arrivals
The crusher operates at full blast under James Terry who rooms with Mr. and Mrs. Steiver. Miss Sansum of Lyons visited Lottie and Olive Bellows. Willis Ryan buys a new piano. Maurice Cowles works in Racine, Clinton Cowles in St. Paul. A Wichern twin colt died. Chas Wichern of Racine visits family. Sammy Neitzel visits his mother. Mrs. Chas Spencer plans to leave Tuesday for Barron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Terry
Chas
Spencer
Barron
Community Notices and Visits From May 15
May 15 note: Mrs. P Blau and children visited from Saturday to Monday. Burial of the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Jos Bindl held at St Luke's on Friday. Rev Father Laurer assisted at Rev Father Keegan funeral in Avoca on Tuesday. Oliver Schoenman and Edith Luther visited Leo Luther at Harris farm on Saturday May 5. Mrs L Schoenmann of Spring Green visited relatives Sunday. Mrs Alvin Cooper spent the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Blau
Jos. Bindl
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
Father Laurer
Father Keegan
Avoca
Oliver Schoenman
Edith Luther
Leo Luther
Harris Farm
L.schoenmann
Spring Green
Spring Green visit includes Luther family gathering
John Davies visits Spring Green with Edith Luther and Edith Schoenmann spending Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Mary Luther, the former’s mother, in a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davies
Spring Green
Edith Luther
Edith Schoenmann
Mary Luther
Remains of Miss Louisa Gasser Laid to Rest
On May 9 the remains of Louisa C. Gasser were buried in Black Hawk cemetery. She was the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gasser, survived by a widowed mother, three sisters, four brothers, and many relatives and friends. Also noted were Mrs. Schulz of Witwen buried in Denver and the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gasser of Troy who died of measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa C. Gasser
Black Hawk
Stephen Gasser
Wm. Nold
Schulz
Witwen
Denver
G. Sprecher
Troy
Dell Hall in Critical Condition. Local News Notes
Deltor Dell Hall, ill at his sister Mrs M L Crane's home, is in a critical condition. Will Boyington from the town's east reports 500 dozen eggs sold between February 1 and May 10 with 75 hens kept. Milton Waolcott of Plainville was guest of Henry Sarrington. Mrs Manthey of California, and John Harrison and wife of Excelsior were guests of L Sarrington last Sunday. Mrs John Murray, after visiting in Big Spring, returned home last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Emmon Eaton have gone to Neenah to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Edward Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Hall
M. L. Crane
Will Boyington
Milton Waolcott
Plainville
Henry Sarrington
Manthey
Cal
John Harrison
Excelsior
L. Sarrington
John Murray
Big Spring
Emmon Eaton
Neenah
Edward Eaton
St. John Collapses From Heart Trouble Near Creamery
Chas St. John, Civil War veteran, nearly collapsed from heart trouble in Trontor yesterday but was saved by timely help near the creamery. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Byrne on May 14. Local residents and visitors are noted, including Mrs Hunt and Mrs Palmer. The Young People’s Club raised six dollars at a Friday social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simons
Joseph Lunn
University
O. C. Blanchard
Mrs. Green
Cherokee Iown
Young People’s Club
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles Promoted by PazO Ointment
Advertises PazO Ointment as a cure for itching bleeding and protruding piles. Claims druggists refund money if not cured in 6 to 14 days. Price listed as 50 cents.
Miss Mattie Searle Starts Linen Mill Job in South Delton
South Delton notes report Miss Mattie Searle began work Monday in the linen mill. A son was born last Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Holt of Reedsburg, who jokes he has the town's only boy. The region also notes visits, illness, and upcoming Mystic Ring dinner plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Searle
Bennie Holt
Reedsburg
Bennie
Carl Lamberton
Kate Waddell
Jennie Searle
Round Lake
Violet Graves
Mystic Ring
Martha Coon
Laura Newman
Baraboo
C. A. Woolcott
Gem City
Read McFarland
Clark Holt
George
King's Corners Activity Notes and Social Roundup
Jenson and Stoddard finished moving the stone crusher and expect to start crushing in about two weeks or when crops are in. Mr and Mrs Sylvester Smalley attended a birthday party at F Greck's last Sunday. A dance occurred at F Jessie's on the J Reuland place with a reported fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenson
Stoddard
Dyspepsia Tablets Rexal Ad at Evenson's Pharmacy
Dyspepsia relief advertised with Rexal tablets priced at 25 cents a box. Evenson's Pharmacy promotes the item as a remedy for digestive discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexal
Evenson’s
Death of Mrs I K Ainsworth at Webster's Prairie
Mrs I K Ainsworth died at her Webster's Prairie home May 11 after a brief paralysis illness at 85. She leaves a long-time sister and a husband, both over 80, and they lived together about 60 years in the Prairie area. Funeral Sunday was conducted by Elder Forester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. K. Ainsworth
Webster’s Prairie
Ainsworth
the Prairie
Forester
Marsh Harrison
Will Emmonds
H. W. Page
Mason City
Iowa
Fern Dell
Ira Lilley
Manston
Herwig Boys
Fairfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Party Plans
Mrs. Wing and Mrs. J. H. Luce visited in Greenfield Friday. Mr. Presson of Texas met with telephone company directors this week. Miss Pierce visits sister Mrs. George Plummer who has a new organ. Invitations go out for Mrs. Ann Barstow’s birthday party Monday the 14th at her son Albert’s home in South Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing
J. H. Luce
Greenfield
Presson
Texas
The
Telephone Company
Miss Pierce
George Plummer
Ann Barstow
Albert
South
Fairfield
Local Social News From Prairie du Lac Area
Denzer and family from Prairie du Lac spent Sunday with friends here. Warrock family adopted a girl from Lowa orphan home. Mallon of Leland visited daughter Chas Hill at home. Carrie Lehman improved her house with an addition and new paint. Henry Mettle’s house got a fresh coat of paint. Steuber family visited Maple Hill relatives Thursday to Sunday. Rudolphs from New York arrived, plan Honey Creek as future home, staying with daughter Emil Auswald. Fred Schultz died in Witwen May 10 at 45. funeral at Cenver M E cemetery. Relatives express sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas.Schoephoerster
Prairie du Lac
Gottloib Warrock
Lowa
Mallon
Leland
Chas. Hill
Carrie Lehman
Henry Mettle
Daniel Steuber
Maple Hill
Rudolph
New York
Honey Creek
Emil Auswald
Fred Schultz
Witwen
M. E
Cenver
Loganville Social Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
May 14 update from Loganville lists Mr. and Mrs. Pixley visiting Chas Westen haver, Martha Meyer at Fred Kleipstine's, Mrs. Mary Smith and son from Bara Boo visiting, John Ninniman family Sunday visit, Attridge weekend trip to Reedsburg and Winfield, J W Schuette hosts, Reedsburg boys beat Loganville in a friendly match, O Twist and daughter Emma weekending, common school diploma exams scheduled May 25 and 26, Carl Jones from Spring Green visiting, Cora Leicher with Reedsburg friends, Gus Hasz from Reedsburg visiting, and a large churn delivered to the creamery from Lake Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jones
Spring Green
Cora Leicher
Reedsburg
Gus Hasz
Creamery
Lake Mills
Social visits noted in North Fairfield on Friday and weekend
Mrs George Hanson and Miss Grace visited Mrs La Mar last Friday. Mrs Lewis called on Mrs Horning last Thursday. Mrs Riley Martiny and Keith called on Mrs La Mar and Mrs Gust Lewis last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Emil Inglebretson and children with several others dined with Mr and Mrs L P Lewis on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hanson
Miss Grace
Will Caflick
Social Visits Across Towns Highlight Weekend
May 15 reports show Miss Searles of Delton visiting sister Clara Searles and John Shew of Madison at home Sunday. Nettie Malloy and Ida Leubke of Haraboo spent Sat and Sun with Belle Malloy. Miss Tinkham of North Freedom stayed several days with sister Mrs S Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Searles
Delton
Clara Searles
John Shew
Madison
Nettie Malloy
Ida Leubke
Haraboo
Belle Malloy
Tinkham
North Freedom
S. Pearson
May 14 News Briefs From Reedsburg Area
John Davenport’s mother departs for home near Reedsburg after visiting his family. she has been ill. Leech Creek Helper’s Union to meet Mrs. Albert Barstow on May 23 for picnic supper. all welcome. Mrs. Lillian Thayer and Carol visited Mr. Windus’ family across the Wisconsin River. La Valle grows with six telephone lines, four mail routes, six new residences, a $15,000 school, an opera house, and a new church under construction. A seven foot adder skin is on display in H. E. Paddock’s store. the huge snake was killed on Rood Lits’ farm by his dogs last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Newell
Fairfield
Kilbourn
Will Bishop
New York
Peter G. Griesenaur
Ada Reber
Friendship
John Davenport
Reedsburg
Leech Creek Helper’s Union
Albert Barstow
Lillian Thayer
Little Carol
la Valle
Central
H. E. Paddock
Rood Lits
Watson Suffering From Severe Blood Poisoning After Thorn
Mrs. J. E. Watson is hospitalized with a severe blood poisoning from a thorn infection. Mrs. Thomas Jones is on the sick list. Rev. James Bain of Portage visited local friends. Several in the Easten home are reported sick on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Watson
Thomas Jones
James Bain
Portage
Easten
Local Notes From La Valle May 12
E A Grover and son carried business to Reedsburg Tuesday. Daniel Stoddard and wife visited Reedsburg Monday to furnish their new home. James Markham of Lime Ridge, building telephone lines, went to La Crosse Tuesday on business. Nellie Godden, once with tuberculosis in a hand and foot, is recovering after an Milwaukee operation. L C Grover now commutes in a new harness from Backhouse. Verne Thompson recovering from mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Grover and Son
Reedsburg
Daniel Stoddard
James Markham
Lime Ridge
LaCrosse
Nellie Godden
Milwaukee
L. C. Grover
Backhouse
Verne Thompson
Local notes reflect family weekending and work progress
May 15 entries show Bessie Rogers at home while Frank Kasten’s children stay sick. Addie Coles, student at Baraboo High, also at home over weekend. Elma Frazier and Martin Weirich drove to Portage May 6. R Weiland’s barn basement walls near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Rogers
Frank Kasten
Addie Coles
Barabooo
Elma Frazier
Martin Weirich
Portage
R. Weiland
North Freedom Notes and Arrivals in May
Marion Jacobs of Reedsburg visits the village on Monday. Jack Dickie brings the remains of his wife Rose Dickie from Edmonton Canada for burial, returning with his brother Will. George Ahrensmeyer moves into his owned brick corner property. The Flinch club hosts Mrs Secor sister of Dr Wetmore visiting from Redwood Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Jacobs
Reedsburg
Jack Dickie
Rose Dickie
Edmonton
Canada
Will Dickie
George Ahrensmeyer
Flinch Club
A. McCoy
Secor
N. F. Wetmore
Redwood Falls
Minn
Wm. Dickie
A. Pettys
Bruce McCoy
Ed. Turnham
Charley Udell
Rockton
Laertes Burt
Baraboo
Sunday Visits and News from La Rue and Baraboo
Sunday visits include Mrs W O Hackett and family in La Rue. Miss Lena Griep recovers from five weeks illness. Miss Etta Johnston from Bara boo stayed with brother Tom. John Roser visited daughter Stella Roser in millinery while ill with a carbuncle. Mrs Frank H Smith hears of sister Maude in Cripple Creek Colorado death. George Davies the principal traveled to Madison. Mrs Robert covered duties. Julius Jacobs rode to barrow. Silas Main, age 90, is very low living with granddaughter Mrs Wesley Hackett. Vivian Jacobs of Narrows Prairie visited her mother Mrs Heath then Baraboo. Ethel Rodwell spent week with Ritzenthalers. Mary Carpenter injures neck in cellar fall. Decoration Day plans by John Fuller Post G A R with officers and committees named. Meeting 2 pm Post Hall final procession to Woodman hall at 2 30 pm for program and Gettysburg Address recital and Memorial Day ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Hackett
Will Voss
la Rue
Lena Griep
Etta Johnston
Baraboo
Tom
John Roser
Stella Roser
Frank H. Smith
Maude
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Wesley Hackett
Vivian Jacobs
Narrows Prairie
Wi. Heath
LaRue
Ethel Rodwell
E. Ritzenthaler
Mary Carpenter
John Fuller
Decoration Day
George Hackett
J. K. Ashley
J.H. Whitney
W. Cunningham
Lewis Smith
Sam Hackett
Relief Corps
Donahue
Morse
John Patterson
Mesdames Patterson
Wetmore
August Harkins
Post Hall
Woodman Hall
Town Notes From Reedburg May Events And Wedding Plans
Irma Townsend is critically ill. Lilah Van Akin and Glen Howland will wed May 16. Various residents attend showers, visits, and travels. Woodman picnic plans advance. Grandma Aiken improves. city clerk on vacation with H Persons handling duties. families relocate and return from trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma
Clark Townsend
B. J. Collins
Eau Claire
Tomahawk
Electa West
R. Bailey
West Side
Casper
H. E. Bates
Lilah van Akin
Charles Hand
Harry Swetland
Prairie du Chein
Geo. Sparks
Toledo
Ohio
J. Ehlert
H. W. Porter
J. Reynolds
Minneapolis
Grandma Aiken
H. Persons
J. Marshall
Local Notes and Arrivals in Merrimack Area
Merrimack residents with neighbors J R Devlin and River Street home. Coates occupy W E Cooper residence. Mae Devlin returns to Madison. Powers entertain their son. Wood couple return from vacation. Measles common among children. Birth: a daughter to Geo Kasdorf on May 7. Obituary: Mrs Elizabeth Quimby 85, funeral at Vanderhoef home then M E church. Rev Roberts officiates. Out-of-town attendees listed. Various visits to Mendota Madison Baraboo Lodi Rockford and Prairie du Lac. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised. Sermon planned Sunday morning for orphans home from Onalaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Quimby
Jno. Vanderhoef
M. E
Roberts
Frank Quimby
W. Donald
Lewis Donald
Cyrus Vanderhoef
Baraboo
J. A. Coates
Miss King
Hallie Cleflin
Mendota
Madison
Ela Devlin
Lodi
H. R. Pigg
Rev. Roberts
Mayme Goggin
H. Caverly
Dennis
H. Coates
A. G. Haines
Fred Tyler
Charles Johnstone
Rockford Lil
Geo. Premo
Bernice Sutton
Prairie du Lac
Gertrude
S. G. Crozier
Winona
Jacob Vanderhoef
Heath & Milligan Mixed Paints At Evenson’s Pharmacy
Heath and Milligan mixed paints available at Evenson's Pharmacy. Choose from the long standing front runner or the newer uncertain option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath & Milligan’s
Heath & Milligan
Evenson’s
Local Visits and Homecoming Notes from Maple Hill
In Maple Hill on May 13 Mr. George Lamb of Bara Boo visited the neighborhood. Mrs. Elizabeth Stinebrink returned from North Freedom where she visited old friends. Emil Rudolph's parents arrived from New York. Mrs. Caroline Bearman of Baraboo visited her mother and friends here last Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Steinbrink is visiting in South Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lamb
Baraboo
Elizabeth Stinebrink
North Freedom
Emil Rudoph
New York
Caroline Bearman
Elizabeth Steinbrink
South Westfield
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Touting Laxative Tablets
Classic patent medicine ad touts LAXATIVE Bromo Quinine Tablets as a one day cure for a cold. It promises a money back guarantee if no relief and features Dr E W Groves signature on each box, priced at five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Skillet Creek
Deltor
South Delton
King’s Corners
Denzer
Loganville
North Fairfield
J. H. Whitney
Agnes Seils
Ethel Randall
Reading
Rall of Honor
Ethel Hackett
James Dickie
James Blachly
Ivan Donaghey
Hood
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell Mass
Merrimack
Onalaska
Parker’s
Ant Gro
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