Death at North Freedom claims John P. Treloar
John P. Treloar died at his home Wednesday morning May 11 after a lingering illness at sixty one. He leaves three sons Daniel Samuel and James and one daughter Fannie along with his wife. Funeral services were held at the M E church Saturday afternoon conducted by Rev F J Jordan. The community notices recount numerous visits and local movements in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Treloar
Daniel
Samuel
James
Fannie
M. E
F. J. Jordan
Mesdames Jolitz
Pawlish
Reedsburg
H. J. Voss
Westfield
Manning
Excelsior
William DuBois
Library Board
Dan Fullmer
Dummer
Emery
Draper Street
A. B. Case
Baraboo
Wm. Gunnison
J. Zimmerly
Louise Armbruster
Gust Bender
H. C. Koester
Jerusha Smith
Spaulding
Madison
Mina Fullmer
Hope
N. Dakota
W. Crane
Kilbourn
Ed. Philipps
Virgil
South Dakota
S. A. McCoy
Weidman
P. Alexander
Julia
Etta Youngs
LaRue
Z. Youngs
Wm. Voss
A. B. Morse
Mary Burt
James Randall
W. Draper
Dode Fisk
Wonewee
Libbie Patterson
J. M. Blachly
Harvey Sturdevant
Narrows Prairie
Julius Jacobs
F. Minnich
Chicago
Frank Smith
Mesdames
Eleanor Weidman
Sam Weidman
Kilbourn Community Notes Highlights Local Moves
May 17 roundup shows residents visiting, new homes and jobs. Ceylon Stowell buys Frederick property in Kilbourn. Miss Eda Anderson joins Silverman & Kriger. Edna Weyhausen hosts visitor Zetta Lieb. Mrs. Jerry Stowers visits kin near Big Spring. graduates Lester Elliott and Ethel Harris head to Lawrence University next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Weidling
Baby
Delton
W. Bowman
James Latham
Hebron
Ceylon Stowell
Big Spring
Frederick
J. W. Fuller
Dr. Wintermute
Madison
Sam Crane
S. Oak
Herbe Morse
William Fairfield
Martha Belter
Mildred Murray
Portage
Eda Anderson
Silverman & Kriger
Henry Douglass
Tomahawk
Harry Vanalstine
Jerry Stowers
Clarence
E. Decker
Milwaukee
Edna Weyhausen
Zetta Lieb
Racine
Lester Elliott
Ethel Harris
Lawrence University
H. A. Howard
Easton
Emma Neff
Esther Wilt
Skillet Creek Social Roundup May 15
Walter Pierce and family visited Delton at Chas Squires home. Ed Bellows and family called on Chas Spencer. Wm Wickers family visited Ed Watkins. Alwins spent weekend in Reedsburg. Gasser and Wickern farms were optioned north of the road. drilling started. Several locals reported sick horses. Marie Carpenter celebrated 7th birthday with Lyons primary girls and Miss Anna Douglas. A preliminary declamatory contest saw Tinkham take first, with Tinkham second, Irish third, Kimball fourth. finalists proceed to North Freedom May 21. A Pewlis play, A Perplexing Situation, set for May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pierce
Chas. Squires
Delton
Ed. Bellows
Chas. Spencer
Wm. Wickers
Ed. Watkins
Wm. Alwin
Lena
Roger
Reedsburg
Gasser
Wm. Wickern
Henry Hill
Wilbur Cahoon
Sadie Pierce
LaValle
John Hamburg
Henry Bittrich
Jacob Hill
Ada
Sumpter
Eben Toole
Chas. Adams
John Brenner
John Astle
Lyons School
Anna Douglas
Marie Carpenter
Marie
Frank Winnie
George Carpenter
Margy Ryan
Floyd Carpenter
Everett Tinkham
Edith Tinkham
Ava Irish
Ruth Kimball
North Freedom
Clare Odell
James Harris
Lawrence Cowles
Travis
Lottie Bellows
Chas, Kunzelman
Sauk
Pew1is
Miss Stackman and others visit relatives in Baraboo
May 17 notes report Miss Mary Stackman visiting her brother Paul Stackman and family in Baraboo. Ben Kipp from Barron visited his sister Mrs. Ann Hanger. Mr. and Mrs. John Redman and daughter Martha and Marie Bittrich visited friends near the county farm. A Roy Golding dance was well attended. Paul Stackman was Baraboo caller Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stackman
Baraboo
Paul Stackman
Ben Kipp
Barron
Ann Hanger
John Redman
Martha
Marie Bittrich
Roy Golding
Glen Community Notes and Local Activities May 16
Assessor John Studenmayer assessed valuables and levied a tax on diamonds in Glen. Mrs. Elsie Dittberner injured her knee climbing a fence. James Towers and Eli Schneider planted elm trees on No. 8 school grounds. An entertainment with basket social and music will be held at ONeill school. Herman Mueller family will attend a Kendall wedding on the 19th. Durward Fr working in the Glen on his trees. Blacklock family and others visited the Glen Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Studenmayer
Glen
Elsie Dittberner
William Donahue
James Towers
Eli Schneider
O’neill
Herman Mueller
Alma
Elva
Kendall
Durward
Helpers' union dinner in Greenfield near farm trip
In Greenfield May 15 the Helpers' union of the A C church met at Mrs. C C Coles for dinner with about 26 attendees. Elder Dick and wife Emma Heath and Ira Wright group found two blue racers after leaving the farm. one was killed, the other escaped. Mrs J M Dick and two daughters visited, and a walk in the woods revealed a turkey nest with nine eggs belonging to Mrs H H Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C.church
C. C. Coles
Greenfield
Emma Heath
Ira Wright
Coles
J. M. Dick
Dellonz and North Excelsior May 16 item notes illnesses
One of Fred Hellmanns little girls is very sick. Baraboo visitors include Mr and Mrs Thomas Burton and Grant and Orrin Burton. John Bass traveled to Baraboo for work at Ellis s livery. Mrs T W Harrison and daughter visit Lyons relatives. Seven Lawrenz children recover from measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hellmann
Thomas Burton
Baraboo
Grant
Orrin Burton
Fairfield
John Bass
Ellis
T. W. Harrison
Fred Dyson
Lyons
Lawrenz
Local Happenings In Loganville On May Weekend
Residents report a social week with visits to Wm Retzlaffs and Baraboo business college outcomes. Hazel Ware completes studies and heads to Chicago for work. Herman Gluth and Alice Hennings announce marriage. Friends surprise Alice Hennings with tin ware gifts. Willie and Charles Fisher tour lightning rod sites and return. Mrs Charles Fisher celebrates birthday with the 500 club. Leona Westedt finishes stenography course and expects Chicago position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ware
Ed. Williams
Wm. Retzlaffs
Hazel Ware
Baraboo Business College
Chicago
Herman Gluth
Alice Hennings
Hazel
Mabelle Ware
Alice Selden
Willie
Charles Fisher
Leona Westedt
Business
Baraboo
C. Bartenbach
Loganville
Westedt
Ableman Social Notes Highlight Visits and Band Concert
May 16 Ablemans note visits by Mrs. F C Schulte of Milwaukee to daughter Mrs W J Hummel family and other travel to Eau Claire Beloit and Reedsburg. The Ableman band concert Saturday drew a large crowd with a well received performance by students and the male quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Schulte
Milwaukee
W. J. Hummel
E. P. Richardson
Eau Claire
J. Bellentine
Leverenz
Fred Peters
Lena
Reedsburg
James Stone
Gust F. Schranke
Excelsior
Marie Voltz
Beloit
Gust Dreifke
Ableman Band
Gustav Scharnke
M. Bisch
Baraboo
H. Steinhearst
Westfield notes on local work and visits
T Finnegan and Baraboo masons finished the root cellar on the Alv Alexander farm. Several Baraboo residents and North Freedom visitors are mentioned including Mrs Eleanor Weidman Mrs Philip Alexander and Mrs John Rumpf with travel to Colorado. The Ladies Aid plans a May 26 supper at Mrs Adolf Brauns home with local prayers and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Finnegan
Baraboo
Alv. Alexander
Eleanor Weidman
Philip Alexander
North Freedom
J. G. Patterson
Grant Weidman
John Johnston
Percy Alexander
John Rumpf
Colorado
William Stackhouse
Anne Donaghey
Will Simon
Ir Reedsburg
John Simon
Henry Alexander
Herman Woll
Ladies Aid
Adolf Braun
Fred Luhresen
Reedsburg
J. B. Borders
Death at LaValle for Mrs. Charles Pugh in May
Mrs. Charles Pugh died at her home early Sunday morning May 15 due to pneumonia. She left a husband a little daughter and numerous relatives and friends to mourn. The funeral was held at the A C church this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pugh
A. C
Mirror Lake social notes highlight Baraboo visitors
May 15 report from Mirror Lake notes Mr. and Mrs. George Hammermaster and daughter Lois of Baraboo stayed with his parents. Numerous Baraboo residents visited the lake Sunday. John W. Wright and families traveled to Baraboo. Joe Golding family and Dakert group visited Reedsburg. George Montange and daughter Phern spent a day in Baraboo. Fred Leisman and Joe Golding called on Reedsburg, while Golding joined a Kilbourn visit. Mrs Chas Hammermaster, previously ill, shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hammermaster
Lois
Baraboo
C. Hammermaster
the Lake
John W. Wright
Joe Golding
Dakert
Reedsburg
George Montange
Phern
Fred Leisman
Kilbourn
Chas. Hammermaster
Local Notes and Social Visits Across Town May 16
Assessor Herman Koenecke is busy assessing town property. W E Gemmill traveled to Baraboo with his mother joining sister in Ebenezer Valley. Henry Dorow toured Loganville with daughter Grace visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Albert Tweetter welcomed a baby boy last Thursday. Miss Alice Koenecke visited near North Freedom. Blanche Dorow spent Sunday with relatives. Mr and Mrs Fred Metcalf and son Clarence visited Wonewee and O Connor relatives. The Misses Nora St John and Ida Lawrenz hosted the Choral club at Gemmill's. next meeting May 24 at the Montgomery sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Koenecke
W. E. Gemmill
Baraboo
Ebenezer Valley
Joel Hacket
Henry Dorow
Loganville
Grace
Will
Albert Tweetter
Alice Koenecke
North Freedom
Blanche Dorow
Reedsburg
Fred Metcalf
Clarence
Wonewee
Nora St. John
Ida Lawrenz
W. E. Gemmill’s
Verna
Gladys Montgomery
W. E. Slagg
Clara Haines
W.H. Rakowsky
Duluth
Borkenhagens Entertain Visitors From New York City
Mr and Mrs E A Borkenhagen hosted Mr and Mrs Walter Borkenhagen of New York City. The party has proceeded to Chicago to stay for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Borkenhagen
Walter Borkenhagen
New York City
Chicago
Sauk City Toll Gate Damaged By Car From Madison
A Madison bound car hit the end of the bridge toll gate in Sauk City causing paralysis of the mechanism and some damage. Later identified as a Baraboo car, the incident prompted a demand for a red light on the gate. Local social notes mention visitors and regional travel amid weather and crop concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk City
Wis
Madison
Mary Ableman
Baraboo
W. A. Powers
U.S
Richard Ringling
Party of
Columbus
Messrs
Joe Brilliott
L. W. Karberg
von Wald
P. Geir
Local social notes and health update from region
May 14 notes show Mrs. Rollo Peck and Miss Myrtle Milner visiting the A. Attridge home for the week. Miss Marieta Jones teaches in Richland county. Miss Jessie Johnson returns to her Reedsburg school after a home visit. Mrs. M Ankerbrandt’s residence quarantined due to scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollo Peck
Myrtle Milner
A. Attridge
Marieta Jones
Richland County
Jessie Johnson
Reedsburg
M. Ankerbrandt
May 16 Greeting At Baraboo And Local Visits
May 16 Miss Margaret Finder invited friends in Baraboo for a social call. Mr. and Mrs. August Radtke and daughter Margaret visited Baraboo relatives last week. Miss Virginia Wilcox of Union Center spent Thursday with Minnie and Alvina Leverenz. Mrs. Chas Cooper called on relatives in Reedsburg Friday. Mrs. Ed Fredricks is listed as sick. Mr. and Mrs. O W Meyer and two ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Finder
Baraboo
August Radtke
Margaret
John Huebbe
Virginia Wilcox
Union Center
Minnie
Alvina Leverenz
Chas. Cooper
Reedsburg
Ed. Fredricks
O. W. Meyer
Will of Thomas W. Harrison Probate Hearing July 5 1910
State of Wisconsin Sauk County Probate Court to hear Mary Harrison's application to admit the will of Thomas W. Harrison deceased to probate and grant letters testamentary to Mary Harrison at Baraboo courthouse on July 5 1910. Dated May 16 1910. Judge W T Kelsey. Attorney W H Cady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Harrison
Baraboo
Mary Harrison
Excelsior
Said County
W. T. Kelsey
W. H. Cady
McGann Estate Administrator Appointment Sought in Baraboo
First published notice lists Sauk County probate court in Baraboo on the first Tuesday for the application of John L. McGann to appoint A. W. Melzl of Baraboo as administrator of the estate of Micheal McGann, deceased. Dated May 17, 1910. Dithmar & Malone, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
John L. McGann
A. W. Melzl
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