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Baraboo News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1908

Page

11

Domestic Consternation in Kilbourn After Power Outage

Owing to a boiler break at the pumping station the electric lights failed Thursday night and water service collapsed Saturday morning, with a return of water by Saturday afternoon and lights expected to be out for about a week. Local residents and visitors attend the inter county fair, a financial success, and several Kilbourn residents travel or visit relatives in nearby towns.

Kilbourn Gertrude Parkinson Madison May Goedecke C. E. Wintermute A. L. Burleson Santa Rosa Cal W. Jones Mauston A. Rothe Portage Breese, Loomis & Co

Excitement at the Mines as New Work Looms

North Freedom October 5. Residents on mining property ordered off amid talk of four or five shafts and fifty cottages to be built quickly. The claim is the company plans substantial development soon, sparking speculation and interest among locals.

North Freedom

Lime Ridge Local Notes A Busy Week of Visits and Births

Oct 5 born to Rev Warren and wife a son. Miss O'Brien of Reedsburg visited Jennie Warren. Mrs Jas Aton to entertain Ladies Aid next Thursday. A.G. Wheeler and son Ira visited Ben Holt family. Lucile Bohn celebrated seventh birthday with friends. Al Richards of Reedsburg stayed with Geo Talbot. Henry Strickerd and family from Sandusky visited Willis Johnston. Frank Taylor family returned to Rochester Minn. BelI Smith started school in Walling district. Chas Wright of Baraboo called. Conklin family from Reedsburg spent week here. Glen and Spencer Smith returned from Viola Minn. Glen to Arcadia Fla. Linus Rowe moved to Baraboo.

Geo. “Talbot’s Henry Strickerd Sandusky Willis Johnston Frank Taylor Rochester Minn Beli Smith Walling District Chas. Wright Baraboo Conklin Reedsburg Glen Spencer Smith Viola Arcadia Fla Linus Rowe

Local notes from Elona and North Excell area

Albert Rudd made a business trip to Jefferson the last of the week. Wim Lawrenz damaged a valuable horse last Tuesday. George Behn and family attended the Dankert Woltman wedding last Wednesday. Mrs L H Butterfield and daughter Ethel returned to Chippewa Co after a ten day visit. Eugene Joph broke a bone in his wrist last week. Miss Louise Rudd returned home after nearly three weeks with her aunt in St Paul. D B Fay preached two sermons at the Free Methodist church Sunday.

Wim. Lawrenz George Behn St. Paul D. B. Fay Evanswitle

Local man and tuner visit Loganville as newborns arrive

Jas Fish of Reedsburg called in Loganville on Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. Aton from Baraboo who tunes organs and pianos in town. A daughter was born Wednesday September 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peter.

Jas Fish of Reedsburg Aton Baraboo Mr. Aton Frank Peter

North Freedom Notes: Local Travel and Community News

North Freedom residents report visits and moves including W True to Baraboo and Charley Goodnough to Reedsburg. Several locals attend events in Reedsburg Bannock Minnesota Lodi Ripon and Platteville. A fatal railroad crossing incident near Reedburg shocks the community and a Barn dance at Lewie Steinke’s with music by Bernard Meyer is noted.

W. True Baraboo Charley Goodnough Reedsburg Arthur Cady Marion Jacobs John Doneghy Charley Clark Hattie Harvey Illinois Annie Dingel Seils Milwaukee Jasper Odell Kilbourn Smith G.W. Davies Professor Chapman John G. Patterson John Bannock Minnesota Herbert Struck Lewie Steinke New Barn Bernard Meyer Fred Beaver Lime Ridge

Noting a social gathering in Leland

A large crowd gathered at the home of Mr. Gottelieb Warrock in Leland on Sunday evening for a social with Hamburger steak and chicken. Mr. Kopf and Mr. Wenzle prepared and mixed the dishes while the ladies observed and amused themselves watching their husbands perform tasks as their mothers once did.

Leland

Farewell Reception for Mr and Mrs B F Ames

The L S C held a farewell surprise party for Mr and Mrs B F Ames last Wednesday night with delicious refreshments. The group gave two presents, and Mr Ames plans to move to a farm near La Valle. Mrs Nivers visits Elroy. Nettie Vandenburg is ill. Mrs Edwards and Mr Holcomb visit Kilbourn fair. Ernest and Mrs Shultz of Milwaukee visited D Sansum.

Ernest Shultz Milwaukee D. Sansum

Local Notes From Ironton On October Visits

Robert Green of Reedsburg visited the Blanchard home over the weekend. Miss Morrison returned to Chicago after two weeks with her sister Mrs. G A Wright. Rev Fredericks and Iva Mathews called in Reedsburg on Saturday. Mrs. Kilbourn hosts her sister from Hillsboro. Mrs Charley Burgess and children of Excelsior visit her parents Mr and Mrs Tyler. J I Fitzgerald repairs a cement walk in front of his store. Mrs. Scott of Oalaska visits Mrs Blanchard this week. Mr Boublet leaves for Madison. Fred Tyler, a Walton teacher, returns home to stay over Sunday. Charlies Somers and family of Reedsburg visit Mr and Mrs Frank Seamons.

Robert Green Reedsburg Blanchard Home Miss Morrison G. A. Wright Chicago Rev I Fredericks Iva Mathews Kilbourn Hillsboro Charley Burgess Excelsior Tyler J. i. Fitzgerald Scott Oalaska Blanchard Mr. Boublet Madi Fred Tyler Walton Charlies Somers Frank Seamons

Twin Girls Born to Mr and Mrs Chas Myers

Reedburg reports the birth of twin girls to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Myers on Sept 29, with mother and babies doing well. The community notes include funeral of Mr Maynard at Greenwood Cemetery, a monument on the John Barker lot, and a Macabees event benefiting orphans and the needy.

Chas. Myers Theo. Collins A Collins Maynard Greenwood Cemetery John Barker North Freedom S. A. Collins Geo. Seamans Ableman Ladies of the Maccabees E. W. van Aiken Baraboo E. Goitry

Loganville Friends Honor Elda Hovermann at Home

A group of Loganville friends led by Tillie Shilling and others surprised Elda Hovermann at her home with a tin shower. After games, refreshments were served and everyone reported an enjoyable time. Elda Hovermann and Otto Kohlmeyer will marry at St Peters German Lutheran church on October 7 at 3 PM. The Young folks and grammar grade scholars plan a Literary Society event.

Elda Hovermann Tillie Laura Emily Shilling Erla Lily Freida Hennings Dora Lena Freida Westedt Cora Leicher Amy Westenhaver Emma Twist Hazel Ware Ella Williams Hilda Luhrsen Martha Ohland Elizabeth Fisher Otto Kohlmeyer St. Peters German Luthern Loganville

Local Social News: Visits and Family Gatherings

Oct 5 notes show Miss Mamie Gibson visiting Elmer Hales and Peter Nelson at O G Thompson's home. Windfield's Mrs. Elmer Angles stays with her sister Mrs. Harry Hisley. August Smidke helped celebrate Herman Schultz's birthday near Sandusky Saturday.

Mamie Gibson Elmer Hales U. B Limeridge Peter Nelson O. G. Thompson Elmer Angles Windfield Harry Hisley August Smidke Herman Schultz Sandusky

Durwards Glen News Roundup Oct 5 Highlights

Oct 5 notes report Durward's Glen events. Robt Marshall shot his prized horse Albert after medical remedies failed. Barstow schoolhouse hosted a successful entertainment by Wilfrid Durward and Grant Alberts. Emma Cage hosted callers. George De Koeyer resumes mail duties on route 5. Local reports of bee-tree fever and a livery mishap cost fifteen dollars. New chimney built at school No. 8 by H. Dudley. Lily Dudley visited family. Individuals named include William Schawatz Frank Boom ershine Rose Sibert Tillie Traff Jule Baumann Mary Steele.

Robert Marshall Albert Frank Zamzow Nebraska Gotleib Barstow Wilfrid Durward Grant Alberts Emma Cage George de Koeyer William Schawatz Frank Boomershine Belvidere Rose Sibert Tillie Traff Columbus Wis Jule Baumann Mary Steele Grant Albert

Baraboo Note: Mrs. Kosin and Son Visit Reedsburg

Town notes from Baraboo record Mrs. H. Kosin and her son Charles making Reedsburg calls on Tuesday October 2.

Harvest Social Scheduled at M E Church in Sumpter

Oct 9 harvest social at the M E church features a program. Loyd Kindschi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Kindschi, receives visit from great grandparents Mrs Mary Steuber and Mr and Mrs Peter Kindschi of Prairie du Lac. Other locals return from Michigan and Chicago visits. Sarah Orlady visits Mrs Welch in Sumpter.

Loyd Lyman Kindschi Mary Steuber Peter Kindschi Prairie du Lac J. P. Kindschi R. J. Hoover Kilbourn Elvin Young M.E. Church O. J. McGilvra Michigan Farnum Chicago Mabel Swanson Clay Center Nebraska Sarah Orlady Sumpter Welch

Prairie Du Sac News Briefs Mention Local Births and Visits

Oct 7 reports a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Herman Jaedike of Honey Creek. Albert Buelow of Sumpter visits Leland. Albert Dahnke visits Honey Creek. Ella Rischmueller begins first term of school on the Ridge. Leland school starts Monday with Miss Krause as teacher.

Herman Jaedike Honey Creek Albert Buelow of Sumpter Leland Albert Dahnke Ella Rischmueller Leland School

Local Social News From Winfield Oct 5

Mr. and Mrs. D. Powell visited Clarence Powells on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Dubois visited William DuBois. The Ladies Home club meets with Mrs. O E Cottington Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Douglas visited Mrs Fuller on Sunday. Robert Greenwood learned of the death of his nephew Robert Gregory at the West side railroad crossing last Saturday night. A dancing party is planned at Fern Dell this Saturday evening.

Winfield D. Powell Clarence Powells Chas. DuBois William DuBois Ladies Home Club O. E. Cottington Wilbur Douglas

Rexall Hair Tonic Claims to Cure Baldness

An advertisement from Baraboo Wis promotes Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as a scalp microbe treatment that removes dandruff and stimulates hair growth. It guarantees refund if not satisfied and lists C H Evenson's Pharmacy at 504 Oak Street Baraboo as the supplier.

Anna Hamburg Germany Sabourand France Rexall C. H. Evenson Oak Street Baraboo Wis

Local Moves and Community News in Ableman

Mrs K red Gall returns from Chicago after a visit. Miss Anna Steinhorst goes to Milwaukee. A Sewing circle delegation met at Mrs Henry Behnke in Excelsior. Mrs F Popp and E Bender visit Baraboo. Misses Alvina and Meta Schulte depart for Milwaukee. Walter Schulte to Wales for treatments. Family to make a new home there. Village board names Gust F Scharnke as village clerk. Miss Alvina Pohlman of Sauk City visits. Wm Gali conducts business in Baraboo.

K Red Gall Chicago Anna Steinhorst Milwaukee Henry Behnke Excelsior F. Popp E. Bender Chas. Bender Baraboo Alvina Meta Schulte Walter Schulte Wales F. C. Schulte Gust F. Scharnke W. Schulte Alvina Pohlman Sauk City

Social Visits Mark North Fairfield Weekend

In North Fairfield on October 5, residents shared weekend visits with relatives and friends. A. G. Cooper hosted, Maxwell Lamar returned from Chippewa Falls, and Rollo Harrison spent time with Webster's Prairie friends. Rev. John Gillam and wife attended a Wesleyan conference in Tomah.

Joe Lewis Newport Marsh Harrison John Harrison George Henry A. G. Cooper Maxwell Lamar Chippewa Falls Rollo Harrison Webster’s Prairie Addie Hiller Baraboo Emma Cenia Newell Sarah Wooden Kilbourn John Gillam Tomah

Carr Valley Social News Highlights

Oct 5 report from Carr Valley notes Mr and Mrs R Cox hosting at Oaks home of their daughter Mrs A G Pettit. Mildred Emch hosted a taffy pulling with friends. Dietzman sisters entertaining Saturday. Mary Lodge hosted her father and brother with family. Alpha Johnson returned home from a week with Sherm Johnson in Barron Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs W Silver of Willow visited the Fisher family on Sunday.

Local Notes From Maple Hill Frequent Visitor Headlines

Oct 5 Maple Hill notes record residents traveling to Madison for work and training. Alta Page and Sadie Page were mentioned with activities in Madison. Miss Mable Sullivan spent weekend at home. August Stabnaw left for Greenwood after visiting relatives. Jack Gunison drills for water on Rob Curries place. Sarah Albers prepares to study at Waldhiun Red Cross training school in Oconomowoe and expects graduation next year. Elizabeth and Winifred McGuan visited Baraboo relatives. Victor Edwards visited Beloit and Oregon recently.

Alta Sadie Page Madison Mable Sullivan Stabnaw Greenwood Jack Gunison North Freedom Rob Curries Place Sarah Albers Waldhiun Red Cross Oconomowoe Elizabeth Winifred McGuan Baraboo Victor Edwards Beloit Oregon

Fairfield Notes On Social Calls And Illness

Fairfield reports show Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cowles visiting friends Friday. A. G. Cooper and J. H. Luce are both very ill. Ralph Plummer and Mrs. C. Plummer visited East on Sunday. Mrs. D. Hackett and Mrs. R. B. Mahoney called at Mrs. John Luce’s Saturday. B. S. Doty sold his farm and plans to move to Baraboo soon.

W. B. Cowles Fairfield Oa. G. Cooper J. H. Luce Ralph Plummer C. Plummer East Fairfield D. Hackett R. B. Mahoney John Luce B.S. Doty Baraboo

Kilbourn and Portage Residents Attend Gatherings

Oct 5 notes Brown Gibson and Kilbourn family visiting Kilbourn and Portage friends the Newells and Adkinson. Willing Workers plan Oct 15 dinner with Mrs. A J Newell. G C Watson of Fern Dell hosts a dancing party Saturday evening.

M.O. Gibson Kilbourn A. J. Newell Will Bishop Vivian Portage Adkinson Newell

Baraboo Witnesses Patl in Luepke Case

Messrs. W. E. Gemmill E. C. Sweet Ed Clingman Fred Retzlaff Herman Retzlaff and Aug Lehrke traveled to Baraboo today to testify as witnesses in the Luepke case.

Messrs W. E. Gemmill E. C. Sweet Ed. Clingman Fred Retzlaff Herman Retzlaff Aug. Lehrke Baraboo Luepke

Injured at Kilbourn Dam Near Delton

Earl Gaston suffered a serious accident while working on the Kilbourn dam last Monday being thrown 12 feet. He struck his side and fractured a rib and sustained other injuries. Mrs. Lizzie Fulmer and children visited Dr. Jones's home. Geo Hewitt moved into Archie Murray’s former residence. Eugene Frazier of Sioux City visited his parents. Fern Dell dance Saturday evening.

Delton Get Earl Gaston Kilbourn Lizzie Fulmer Packwaukee Dr. Jones Geo. Hewitt Archie Murray Eugene Frazier Sioux City Iowa EK. P. Frazier Susan Murray

Local Social Notes From Baraboo and Nearby

Witwen Mr. J. K. Witwen of Baraboo spent Thursday and Thursday here. Mrs. Tobias Clavadischer and sister, Emily, visited at Baraboo the fore part of last week. Mr. Cooper, our mail carrier, delivered mail, Saturday with an automobile. Miss Minnie Hoppe is visiting at Prairie du Lac. Mr. H. C. Koenige visited with his parents at Logansville Sunday.

Frankie Emery Falls Cut Lip Climbing Fence In Merrimack

Frankie Emery slipped while climbing a fence and cut his upper lip on a field drag. Mrs. Frank Emery visited friends in East Greenfield. School started in District No. 4 with Miss Coats teaching. Mrs. F Schanke and Mrs. F Schuster visited cousins Mr. and Mrs. J Roberts.

Frankie Emery Frank Emery East Greenfield Dist. No. 4 Miss Coats F. Schanke Ableman F. Schuster Baraboo J. Roberts

Greeks Work On New High School Site In Spring Green

Oct 7 notes ill Philip Hess and illness for Dan D Davies since the fair. Pearl Hill and Frank Carpenter travel to Madison for university. Construction begins on the new high school with Schneiberg & Co Beloit Wis as contractors. A large Greek labor force of seventy five to one hundred men works to raise and level the railroad track.

Dan D. Davies

Return Visit From Former Spring Green Families

Early residents Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Thomas of Corning Iowa are visiting relatives in Spring Green for two weeks. They lived in Spring Green thirty eight years ago and had not seen their old home since leaving.

Morgan Mrs. Thomas Corning Iowa Spring Green

Cure Catarrh with Hyomei Australian Dry Air Treatment

An advertorial urging readers to treat catarrh with Hyomei from Fisher Bros. The copy claims catarrh germs sap energy and even threaten mental sharpness, touting Hyomei as a guaranteed cure or money back. The Fisher Bros. outfit costs $1.00 and is said to also cure bronchitis asthma coughs colds and hay fever.

Fisher Bros

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Dells ELONA North Excelsior Albert Rudd Jefferson Mrs B. F. Ames la Valle Ironton Durward’s Glen Glen Visitors Prairie DU Sac North Fairfield Carr Valley Maple Hill G. C. Watson Fern Dell Kilbourn Dam Earl Gaston of Tance Merrimack Philip Hess
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