Local social notes and headlines from Madison visitors and area events
Thursday's social round includes Mrs. Hawkins and Mrs Corcoran visiting friends in the city. Listings note a 25 room house on First street for sale and several residents traveling to Chicago LaCrosse and Ennimore. Church supper at G A R Hall nets about 39 50. A Baraboo-Mauston Highs game score Mauston 15 Baraboo 3 and Baraboo beat Reedsburg 7 to 1. Social gatherings at E Orickson home and a reception for Misses Lydia Hannah Wedewart of Algoma with prizecards and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Lutheran Church
G. A. R. Hall
Mauston
Reedsburg
Baraboo
Lena Link
Aug. Platt
Lydia and
Hanah Wedewart
Algoma
Miss Link
Gertrude Platt
Lydia Wedewart
Miss Lydia Hutter Returns from Chicago Amid Contests
May 22 report notes Miss Lydia Hutter back from Chicago Friday. A preliminary contest is set for June 29, 1905 at Reuschlein Bros. hall. Theressa Gruber spent Sunday at home and Supt. G. F. Snyder visited local schools during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Hutter
Chicago
Reuschlein Bros
Theressa Gruber
G. F. Snyder
Florence Trumpf
Henry Schreiner
Fred Luther
Village Hall
White Mound Orchestra
Sebastian Pronold
Tillie Hutter
Madison
Alvin and
Lottie Cooper
Elinora Davies
F.G. Schoenmann
Fairfield News Highlights and Local Circles
May 22 notes report Mrs. Fred Baxter and family moving to the city. Mrs. J. N. Wing from Baraboo celebrates her 70th birthday visiting Fairfield friends. Mrs. C. E. Plummer hosts a birthday cake gathering. Corn planting delayed by wet weather with some early fields failing. Mrs. O. A. Getchell and Mrs. J. H. Luce attended the Greenfield Sewing society at Mrs. Willis Cowles' last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Baxter
J. N. Wing
Baraboo
Fairfield
C. E.plummer
O. A. Getchell
J. H. Luce
Greenfield Sewing Society
Willis Cowles
Bear Valley Community Notes May 22
Rev Jas McGuire of Richland Center filled the Keyesville pulpit Sunday. Peter F Smith returns from South Dakota. Beaver Lodge dance was financially successful. Carberrys’ team ran away to the creamery smashing items. Mrs Carberry’s farm injured. Diploma exams set for Loreto next Friday and Saturday. Father Shram seeks Chicago specialist for his arm. St Mary’s new academy near completion. Mrs Maggie Loughnan of Arena visits Wm Kresan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. McGuire
Richland Center
Keyesville
Peter F. Smith
South Dakota
Beaver Lodge
Joseph Carberry
Loreto
Shram
Chicago
St. Mary’s New Academy
Maggie Loughnan
Arena
Wm Kresan
Local Notices From Sandusky On May 22
George Holborn arrived as guest at Dr Reitman’s home. Bertha Woodruff and Everson Lewis wed at Smith Hollow. Clark Townsend and partners near Reedsburg raise a new dwelling for George Berkly. Ill Mrs Conrad Stoll moved to Henry Reitman’s home. Several locals visit, assist with building, and plan a L B society gathering with an open invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Holborn
Reitman
Ray Grover
Reeesburg
L. B. Society
Fred Reitman
Reedsburg W.C.T.U. Convention Attended By Local Ladies
Delton Mrs A E Smith Mrs Cole Miss House Mrs Patterson and Mrs Flickner attended the Co. Convention of the W C T U at Reedsburg last week. They found the event very interesting and praised Reedsburg ladies as royal entertainers. Maria Hopper National Organizer and Lecturer spoke at the M E church both morning and evening to a well filled house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Smith
Cole
Miss House
Patterson
Flickner
Reedsburg
Maria Hopper
M. E
Hood's Sarsaparilla cures backache and kidney pains
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens the kidneys, tones them, and cures ailments including pains in the loins and backache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Local Notes from Sixty Years Ago in Siolora Area
May 21 residents visitations and travel notes describe Miss Louisa Green visiting Reedsburg Esther Reynolds. Earl Bass visits sick brother Elmer at Roy Bass home. prayer meeting to be held at Henry Thompson home. Delton clergy visitors Rev Smith and Emmett Brown called last week. George Butterfield loses horse, Wm Claridge loses colt. Bass family attends aunt Fanny Minchin funeral Lemonweir. Mr Ryzink travels to Milwaukee for machine shop work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Green
Reedsburg
Esther Reynolds
Earl Bass
Seven Mile Creek
Elmer
Roy Bass
Henry Thompson
Rev. Smith
Emmett Brown
Delton
George Butterfield
Wm. Claridge
C. W. Bass
Wesley
Bennie Bass
Fanny Minchin
Lemonweir
Ryzink
Milwaukee
Fire at Stoke Dangie Co. Free Barn in Reedsburg
Reedsburg residents report a small fire at Stoke Dangie & Co.s free barn between Walnut and Market streets Sunday night around 9. It was extinguished before major damage. Several locals including Chas Buglass and Roser spent weekends in Baraboo while others traveled for visits and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoke Dangie & Co
Walnut
Market Street
Miss Roser
Baraboo
Seifert
Titus
Oklahoma
D. J
Reedsburg
T. W. Collins
Hilsboro
A. Seamons
Lime Ridge
Our City
Gale Deering
J. Fosner
la Crosse
P. Crowley
Winfield
Market
Mitchell band returns from northern and western trip
Quaker Valley notes record the Mitchell band finishing a northern and western tour. Mr and Miss Delap of Juneau County visited, Miss Melbha Nash hosted a Friday flinch party, and Lena Backeberg Iva and Blanche Doering with La Valle spent time with teachers Bertha and Anna Mosing. A group of Woodland young men went fishing Wednesday showing fishing is not only for the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Delap
Juneau Co
Melbha Nash
Lena Backeberg
Iva
Blanche Doering
Woodland
la Valle
Bertha
Anna Mosing
Local notes and visits brighten community week
Herbert and Janet White returned from Wautoma after a few days with friends. The Fair store interior has been repainted and redecorated. Will McGinnis arrived from the southwest to visit relatives. Meta Sherbet and Mattie Carnegie of Portage spent Sunday with Miss Javadatscher. Mrs. William Williams of this city went to Elroy for a week to visit her daughter Mrs. Charles Marriotte and underwent a successful eye operation after four years of blindness, inspiring Baraboo friends with joy at her restored sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Janet White
Wautoma
Will McGinnis
Far Southwest
Meta Sherbet
Mattie Carnegie
Portage
Javadatscher
William Williams
Elroy
Charles Marriotte
Noted traveler Rev Francis Strough speaks at First Congregational
The auditorium overflowed as Rev Francis A. Strough of Kalamazoo Mich gave his Modern Prodigal Son sermon with 100 stereopticon views. He heads to Yellowstone tonight then on to Seattle and Portland for Y M C A talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Francis A. Strough
Kalamazoo
Mich
Wisconsin
Strough
Baraboo
Mr. Strough
Yellowstone National Park
Seattle
Portland
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Ranthor
Ieadfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Uivillvl
Eafatw
A. Reinking
L. Ross
Mrs. D. Hawkins
City
Corcoran
T. Clavadatscher
First Street
Katie Donahus
Edward Koerth
LaCrosse
John H. Gluth
George Sullivan
North Freedom
Clara Block
Lodi
E. W. Robinson
Ed. Kahnard
Sauk City
Wollen Mills
Ellsworth Hattel
C. N. Hill
Spring Green
Oliver Schoenmann
Phil Volk
Paul Luther
F. Barnard
Jno. Bauer and
Wife
White Mound
Bear Valley
Sandusky
Welona
North Excelsior
Chas. Buglass
Dick Searles
A. Collins
Quaker Valley
Baraboo's Department Store
Buster Brown
Court House
Walnut St
Presis
Po Restauran
Waren
Premo House
Broadway
Potter St
IRL
Isaac Payne R. BE
Wis
H Tsekeeper
Jersey- Guernsey
Durham
Chas. Wing
H. M. Johnston
H. M. Johnston Lumber Co. Warehouse Dept
Riedner & Hart
Columbus
Peck & Clavadatscher
Asain
Emma Walsh
Philippine Islands
St. Louis
Walsh
Matt. J. Johnsons
Donovan’s
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