Local residents spend weekends in nearby towns
M Degan moves family to Third street from the South Side. Mr and Mrs Paul Herfort and son Franklin spent Sunday in Elroy. Mr and Mrs Rob Grosinske visited North Freedom with friends. Mr and Mrs R A Cowan visited Belvidere for several days. Dean Marriott visited Spar ta to see his sister Mrs Palmer. Mrs Lindscome of Madison visited sister Mrs Sturdevant. Archie Wright returned to Minneapolis after a short visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Degan
South Side
Third Street
Paul Herfort
Franklin
Elroy
Mrs
Rob. Grosinske
North Freedom
Dean Marriott
Sparta
Mrs. Palmer
Archie Wright
Minneapolis
Railroad Notes: Crews Headed to Various Assignments
Fireman Ernest Frazier leaves for Escanaba for summer work. Engineer John Terbicox returns from Harvard to spend Sunday with family. A Matthews and Arthur Waite travel to Verona to observe engines. The supply car departs tomorrow on its monthly trip. Fireman G B Olds moves to Elroy for runs 509 and 512 temporarily. Conductor George Baxter covers Astrup on Elroy to Chicago runs for a few days. Fireman Miles Compton works in Beloit gravel pit. Fireman James Madden assigned to runs 578 and 581 between Baraboo and Winona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baxter
Astrup
Elroy
Chicago
James Madden
Baraboo
Winona
Local notes from Sauk City and nearby towns
Sherm Luce spent today in Sauk City. Wm Holmes of Elroy is visiting in the city. Ernest Best returned today after a few days in the city. Mrs Earl Cramer and her daughter are visiting in North Freedom. Miss Izzie McGuan returned to her school near North Freedom Sunday afternoon. Henry Wilby, who had been working in Madison, returned to Baraboo yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry White
Madison
City
Sherm Luce
Sauk City
Wm. Holmes
Elroy
Ernest Best
Mrs. Earl Cramer
Little Daughter
North Freedom
Izzie ‘McGuan
Henry Wilby
Baraboo
Sta
Giant 225-pound turtle captured after river fishing
The Bara Boo river outing ends with a monstrous 225 pound turtle caught by George Mellen Jim Thompson Tom Maycroft and Will Hakes. The animal measured 3 by 4 feet with a huge head and was brought to town to be dressed and served at the Commercial House. A bottle used to deter the turtle’s bite saved Billie Hakes from harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mellen
Jim Thompson
Tom Maycroft
Will Hakes
Tom
Borcher
Billie Hakes
Billie
Commercial House
Baraboo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baraboo’s Department Store
Men’s Clothing
von Wald & Co
Vernie Diener
Reedsburg
A. B. Barker
Spokane
Ashington
Mark Reinhart
LaCrosse
Richard Whitty
Chas. Epstein
Portage
J. W. Duncan
Donovan’s
Devil’s Lake
G. Hesselgrave
Alexandria
South Dakota
O. W. Wilon
de Moines
Iowa
John Gorman
la Crosse
G. H. Bacon
Mather
Ray Boehmer
W. Heim
Mrs. R. A. Cowan
Belvidere
Mrs. Lindscome
Mrs. Sturdevant
Ernest Frazier
Escanaba
Engineer John Terbicox
Harvard
A. Matthews
Arthur Waite
Verona
G. B. Olds
Miles Compton
Beloit
Boston
Risley Bros
Cue RT Clothing & Furnishings
Mrs. Mary
Jessie Ennis
F. Steffen
David Noyes
Janesville
Marjorie Luce
Faifield
W. C. Miller
Ab]man
John M. Kelley
St. Paul
Erswell, Melzla
Ash Street
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