Real Estate Transfers Across Wisconsin Towns
William H. Edwards transfers land in Spring Green and Franklin to John Pieter for 8000 dollars. John W. Blake sells land in Reedsburg to Albert Jaedike for 2500 dollars. Elizabeth G. Story conveys Spring Green land to Paulina E. Pelton for 75 dollars. Lorenzo M. Steele transfers Delton town land to Albert Steele for 1 dollar. Wm. N. Fitzgerald sells Delton land to Charlotte Sheeran for 1 dollar and Sheeran sells back to Fitzgerald for 1 dollar. Lucilia J. Craker sells Westfield town land to Albert Kupsick for 700 dollars. Leonard Kleinenhagen transfers Deltona town land to Michael Ropinski for 700 dollars. George W. Andrews sells Baraboo land to Herbert Judevine for 900 dollars. Fred Cole transfers La Walle town land to B. F. Ames for 900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Edwards
John Pieter
Spring Green
Franklin Town
John W. Blake
Albert Jaedike
Reedsburg
Elizabeth G. Story
Paulina E. Pelton
Lorenzo M. Steele
Albert P.steele
Delton Town
Wm. N. Fitzgerald
Charlotte Sheeran
William N. Fitzgerald
Lucilia J. Craker
Albert Kupsick
Westfield Town
Leonard Kleinenhagen
Michael Ropinski
Deltona Town
George W. Andrews
Herbert Judevine
Baraboo
Fred Cole
B. F. Ames
la Walle Town
Lyons School Opens With New Staff in Local District
The Lyons school opened Monday with Mr. Hines from Lodi as principal, Miss Jennie Koons as intermediate teacher, and Miss Anna Douglas as primary teacher. Harriett Sansum to teach in district No. 6 next year. Residents A D Atwater and daughter return from Wonewoce visit, Mrs Sprague and granddaughter Hazel return from Wonewoc, and Miss Margaret Sansom comes back from North Freedom and Maple Hill. Lenore Berkley heads to Mason City Iowa, while Lucile and Gladys Holcomb hosted a birthday party. Willie Berkley visited Charles Nutting in Glenville recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qur School
Hines
Lodi
Jennie Koons
Anna Douglas
Harriett Sansum
A.D. Atwater
Wonewoce
Sprague
Hazel
Wonewoc
Margaret Sansom
North Freedom
Maple Hill
Lenore Berkley
Mason City
Lucile
Gladys Holcomb
Willie Berkley
Charles Nutting
Glenville
Jaeger Family Briefing From Fountain City Visit
Mr and Mrs Oscar Jaeger returned last Thursday from Fountain City where they stayed several weeks due to the sickness and death of Mrs Jaeger's mother Henry Tscherki of Fountain City is visiting with his sister Mrs Jaeger and family and plans to stay for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Oscar Jaeger
Fountain City
Lake Sunday hosts several of our young men
LA VALLE reports that several of our young men were at the Lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Eder are visiting in Chicago for several weeks. School opened Monday with large attendance across grades. Mrs. James Head of Oshkosh visits his sister Mrs. Julia Grover. Pearl Cameron of Baraboo visits her parents. Mrs. Fred Thompson and baby of Milwaukee visit Mr. and Mrs. R. Greenhalgh. Lillian Sloniker and Grace Paddock stay with Mrs. Ledger Tordoff of Baraboo. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gale spend Sunday with relatives in town. George Eder visits Baraboo Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
C. F. Eder
Chicago
James Head
Oshkosh
Julia Grover
Pearl Cameron
Baraboo
Fred Thompson
Baby
Milwaukee
R. Greenhalgh
Lillian Sloniker
Grace Paddock
iLedger Tordoff
W. H. Douglas
Arthur Gale
George Eder
Kreie Gemeinde Honey Creek Picnic a Success
Sept 15 report notes the Kreie Gemeinde picnic at Linden Grove last Sunday was a success. Residents visiting include Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fredrich and children, Eddie Mockler of Merrimack, Miss Agnes and Lily Yoerks, Mr. and Mrs. Tschumpert of Baraboo, Miss Ella Luesch, Miss Teele, Miss Ida Greck and relatives of the Yoerks. Carl Clement plans a new blacksmith shop with Zick crew handling carpentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreie Gemeinde
Honey Creek
Linden Grove
Ed. Fredrich
Ableman
Carrie Lehman
Eddie Mockler
Merrimack
Agnes
Lily Yoerks
Milwaukee
Dandon
Tschumpert
Bar
Ida Greck
Chicago
Miss Meyers
Ther
Anchor visitors and local calls in North Fairfield
North Fairfield notes a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anchor of Baraboo. Several residents, including Mrs. M. Lamar and Mrs. Woodan, visit local families. G W Pierce seeks rheumatism relief at Arkansas hot springs. Emma and Cenia Newell visit Kilbourn. Mrs. Wilson is reported well. Marshall Harrison resumes school at Lyons. Baraboo friends visit the Clarks. Eggelston and Shults travel visits. The Inghams move into the Peck’s Corners parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Anchor
Baraboo
Anchor
M. Lamar
Woodan
Hellen Norton
Minor Brown
G. W. Pierce
Arkansas Hot Springs
Emma
Cenia Newell
John Wilson
Kilbourn
Wilson
Marshall Harrison
Lyons
Ray Sherman
Baratoo
Westfield Birth Announces Son for Braun Family
Westfield reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Udo Braun on September 14. Miss Shram of Honey Creek visited in the area Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klipstien and children from Loganville spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Schulte. Mrs. Fred Alwin of Cassel vacationing with her daughter Mrs. A. Braun. John Alexander and daughter Beatrice were in Washington for a Sunday visit. Mrs. Wm Stackhouse plans a two week stay in Chicago with her son, Ernest, and wife. Mrs. Alfred Braun and Misses Alice and Nellie Brooks visiting relatives in Troy. Mrs. E. Weidman spent a day in Barbou last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udo Braun
Shram
Honey Creek
Fred Klipstien
Loganville
C. Schulte
Fred Alwin
Cassel
A. Braun
John Alexander
Beatrice
Washington
Wm Stackhouse
Chicago
Ernest
Alfred Braun
Alice
Nellie Brooks
Troy
E. Weidman
Barbou
Barn Dance Social Noted In Wheelerburg Area
Sept 14 notes include Miss Hilda Sorge visiting north freedom relatives. Barn raising and dance hosted by Herman Klagos with many friends attending. Local residents Wm Halbersleben, Mr and Mrs Herman Smith and four children, Mr and Mrs Fred Schroeder and Paula Schroder of Reedsburg are part of the gatherings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Sorge
Fred Struck
North Freedom
Henry Hamburg
Freda Hamburg
Ernest Hamburg
Herman Klagos
Wm Halbersleben
Baraboo
Herman Smith
Paula Schroder
Reedsburg
Fred Schroeder
Carpenters Begin Lodges New House at Carr Valley
Sept 15 workers from Wonewee started the J Lodge residence in Carr Valley. Rev Lodge of Ironton preached at the local church Sunday. Locals visited and hosted relatives from Loyd and Ironton. A school meeting in Dist No 19 Thursday will decide on installing a heating and ventilation plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonewee
J. Lodges
New House
Lodge
Ironton
Clark Ray
Loyd
Fishers
R. Cox
Oaks
A. G. Pettit
Jake Webb
Mrs. Wells
Beatrice Brewer
Lorena Settle
Caroline Gasser
Dist. No. 19
Merrimack Notes On Local Departures and Visits
Sept 14 updates show Geo. Ke Premo leaving for Duluth and Minnesota stops. Miss Bessie Smith travels to La Valle to teach. High school students from Lodi return after weekend visits. Beloit resident John Aspenwall spends Sunday with Bertha Aspenwall and son Edyn. Local families host guests from North Freedom and Reedsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. KE. Premo
Duluth
Minnesota
Bessie Smith
la Valle
Henry Warhanek
Lyle
Ira King
Floyd Halbman
Irvin Gross
Lodi
John Aspenwall
Beloit
Bertha Aspenwall
Edyn
Guy Noyes
Fred Noyes
Marshall Filtro
Chas. Winkie
Winkie
North Freedom
Charles
Arlie Premo
Reedsburg
Mrs. Weiss
John Vanderhoef
Local Births and Social Notes from Ableman
A boy was born last Friday to Mr and Mrs A Vogel. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Paff last Friday. S E Richardson and wife returned from an auto trip to Chicago. Mrs Ray Strong returned to Chicago with Miss Tillie Bender who will visit there. Mrs John Brunnhoefer visits relatives in Milwaukee. Mr Fred Schoenbeck of Reedsburg visits here. Mrs W J Hummel hosted the German Lutheran sewing circle last Thursday. The Ableman orchestra provided music for the harvest picnic near Denzers last Sunday. Gust F Scharnke is sick with a sore throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Vogel
John Paff
S. E. Richardson
Chicago
Ray Strong
Tillie Bender
John Brunnhoefer
Milwaukee
Fred Schoenbeck
Reedsburg
W. J. Hum
Barn Burns on Farm in Center. Cause Unknown
The barn of Fred Mellentine, on the Wartzok farm, burned Sunday morning after the owners had attended church. One horse and a hay loader were destroyed along with hay and some grain. Firefighters saved the house and other buildings despite a morning rain. The cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mellentine
North Freedom Prices for Corn Binding Twine Set at 8
North Freedom Wis. listings show standard twine for corn binding offered at eight cents per pound. A. McCoy of North Freedom is noted as a contact in the local trading post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McCoy
North Freedom
Wis
Spring Green Notes and Local Moves Across Wisconsin
Rev and Mrs J E Webster visited relatives near Reedsburg. Mail agent J F Morrow suffered a fourth wreck in two years with a wounded shoulder after a head on collision near Waukesha. Inter County fair opens Sept 15 for four days. G W Hare harvests ginseng at home. Local youth depart for teaching and school posts across Tomah Prairie du Chien Madison Windsor Milwaukee Port Washington Columbus Hot Springs Arkansas New York Grand Rapids. H A Shaffer attends his mother’s funeral in Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Webster
Reedsburg
J. F. Morrow
Waukesha
G. W. Hare
Adeline Keifer
Tomah
W. E. Utendorfer
Prairie du Chien
Nellie Juanton
Madison
Ethel Evans
Windsor
Lucy
Donia Pronold
Milwaukee
Susanna Parr
Golda Harrison
Port Washington
Venus
Columbus
Vera Brow
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Florence Brown
New York
Columbia College
H. A. Shaffer
Grand Rapids
Reedsburg Notes and Community Updates
Reedsburg news item reports Grandma Hemingway visiting on business, Miss Mary E. Blank aiding hospital patients, and three doctors now at the local hospital. Loganville road macadam work underway. Local residents visiting, travel to Hillsboro, and monuments being erected. Farmers market stock and apple shipments noted. Obituary mention for a local resident. Aug Siefert Hardware installing hot water plant in Ironton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Hemingway
Winfield
Our City
Theo. Collins
Hillsboro
A. Collins
Mary E. Blank
Harry Weidman
Loganville Road
Pauline
Marie Eschenbach
Ableman
D. O. Stine
Reedsburg
E. Courtier
Frank Pease
Sparta
Louise Rudd
St. Paul
Louis Streubing
Oshkosh
Greenwood Cemetery
Levi Buxton
Drand
Siefert Hardware Co
Ironton
Fairfield Briefs Draw Last Month of Summer
Sept 15 notes Mrs Comstock returns to Minneapolis after visiting relatives Mr Harry Attridge came home from the state fair Miss Lizzie Attridge visited North Freedom George Henry cutting clover in the area Mrs Brooks and two children from Hayward visit E N Beardsleys Corn near frost are ahead and they are cutting in the district Irvin Bump traveled to North Freedom last week.
Straw Stack Fire Sparks From Threshing Engine
A spark from a threshing engine set an oats stack on fire at Leland McCoy farm Saturday. Firefighters saved about half the stack and contained the blaze with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland
Allen McCoy
Local News Roundup From Tronton and Nearby Towns
Births and travels fill the court of weekly notes. A son blessed Mr. and Mrs. G Wright on Friday September. Various visits and church events include Rev A E Fredericks at Ashland M E conference and Miss Grace Goedecke visiting from Knapp. School opens with Miss Smith of Merrimack as principal and Miss Hawkins as assistant.
Baby boy born and buried after birth in Black Hawk
A baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmalz died shortly after birth and was buried Monday afternoon. Eddy Accola’s horse broke its back at the stone quarry last Sunday and was killed. Mr. and Mrs. H E Cole of Baraboo visited Black Hawk en route to Spring Green. Mr. and Mrs. James McCready are moving to Spring Green this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schmalz Las
Eddy Accolas
H. E. Cole
Baraboo
Black Hawk
Spring Green
James McCready
Social notes from Winfield area include visits and travel
Mr and Mrs Henry Miller of the city spent last week at Clarence Powell home. Miss Maud Vickers returned Monday from Milwaukee. Leona Skinner visited grandparents in Reedsburg from Saturday to Tuesday. Jesse Churchill, ill with rheumatism, left Monday for Sparta for treatment. Mr and Mrs George Hinkley of Fairfield stayed with George Darrow Friday. Ernest Vickers and Paul Wagner visited Dellona Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
City
Clarence Powell
Maud Vickers
Milwaukee
Leona Skinner
Reedsburg
Jesse Churchill
Sparta
George Hinkley
Fairfield
George Darrow
Ernest Vickers
Paul Wagner
Dellona
Sauk County Fair Premiums Guaranteed for Season
The Sauk County Agricultural Society will pay all bills and premiums in full this season as in the previous decade. Beware reports or ads claiming otherwise. the public is warned. S. A. Pelton, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County Agricultural Society
Sauk Co. Fair
S. A. Pelton
Sec
Miss Sarah Albers Teaches Home Rest Period
Sept 14 noting Miss Sarah Albers of Oconomowoe at home for a few weeks. Henry Gluth traveled to Denver last week to study the blacksmith trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Albers
Oconomowoe
Henry Gluth
Denver
Stacks Burned in Farm Fire at Leland
Charles Born and his brother August Born suffered a crop loss when the threshing engine caused a fire that destroyed all the stacks on the farm at Leland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland
Chas. Born
August Born
Wedding bells and family travel noted in local items
Rev Maulworf and family left to visit Mrs Maulworf s parents at Mount Horeb and other points. A large Cenver picnic drew a big crowd. A fine shower occurred Sunday morning. Miss Mable Buelow went to Spring Green for the fair. Mrs Seual from Denver visited her mother Mrs Guetzkow. Herman Buelow and sister and Miss Luetha went to Sauk City. Harry Ray injured his foot while fishing and is under Dr Fowler s care. Milly Kopf visited Ableman to see her aunt Mrs Mary Vogel. a baby son arrived there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maulworf
M. W. of A. Meeting Notice for Sept 23
Attention M W of A. members to attend meeting on Wednesday September 23 for work. O G Wheeler vice chair signs notice.
Improved Electric Incubator Hits European Market
An electric incubator introduced in Europe promises surer results through finer control of heating and ventilation. Fresh air is preheated and drawn in from underneath, with adjustable lateral slides to regulate ventilation, protecting the egg germ from excess drying while maintaining life automatically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Have surplus of furniture and textiles warned by writer
A Good Health writer says homes hold dust with excess furniture curtains antimacassars mats and cushions. He urges abolishing bedroom carpets to improve health referencing William Morris who advised keeping only useful or beautiful items to keep homes neater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Sean
A Friend and the Value of Affection
The piece reflects on friendship as the best blessing from God and the rare priceless gift that sustains us. It notes that true friends, whether spouse or sibling, know our highs and lows and stand by us through life’s storms.
Bookmaker Testimony Faces Scrutiny in Chicago Court
In a Chicago courtroom a bookmaker clung to his testimony amid cross examination by a third sub assistant district attorney pressing for conviction. The exchange grew tense with the state challenging his sworn statements as he asserted certainty and offered to bet a hundred on his word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Coal reserves and world supply in the United States
Scientists outline coal formation rates noting a minimal current layer and a million years to form a ten foot bed. The United States holds over 440000 square miles of coal fields and mined more than 100000000 tons last year. Experts say U S coal could power the world for about 2000 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
In the Same Boat Glasgow Couple Hope Son Will Help
An aged Glasgow couple, despondent over dull trade, write to their son in America begging for aid or risk of entering the poorhouse. After three weeks a letter arrives promising to return and join them soon, with a warm note of affection from the son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
America
Mither
Faither
Sugary Word Sparks Row In Darkling Alley
Orlando Spoonamore confronts Pulsatilla Corkins after a spat over sugary words. Pulsatilla explains such words are verbum sap. Orlando, enraged, grabs his hat and leaves into the night as the situation turns violent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulsatilla Corkins
Orlando
Miss Corkins
Spoonamore
Help Wanted and Selling Ad Copy
HAY PRESS FOR SALE En quireo R L Glazier 318 Fourth street. WANTED Live hustling representative to sell knit goods 30 to 50 weekly. Experience not necessary. Apply New Way Knitting Co Williamston Mich. WANTED Girl for general house work in family of three Enquire Mrs F N Gaskell 3830 Lynn Ave or 151 3rd street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Way Knitting Co
Williamston, Mich
F. N. Gaskell
Lynn Ave
3Rd Street
Baraboo Market Prices Reported Before Press
Baraboo markets report prevailing prices as paid, with corrections made before printing. Wheat is listed at 8.00 and .6.00 in the Baraboo market tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Fresh groceries and canaries offered in Baraboo ad
J. Briggs & Co. on Third Avenue Baraboo Wisconsin advertises fresh groceries and canaries. They promise low prices with delivery service and satisfaction guarantee, also selling flour and feed at close margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Briggs & Co
Third Avenue
Baraboo, Wis
Auto Livery Offer Ad from A S Lanich
An offer for auto livery by A S Lanich promises 24 hour service to any point. Contacts are 114 Fifth avenue and telephone 197.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
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Denzer
North Fairfield
Westfield
Wheelerburg Station
Carr Valley
Irvin Bump
Leon
Tronton
A. E. Fredericks
Ashland
Renaud
Grace Goedecke
Hazel Powell
Thomas Lawrence
Janesville
Thomas Tibbits
Chippewa
Mayme Groat
Chippewa Falls
Emma Morrison
Wright
Clark
Henry
Mulleneaux
Bethel
Booker
California
Canada
Blanche Hawkins
Miss Smith
Lucy Smith
Miss Hawkins
Ira Mathews
Henry Clark
LaValle
Knapp
Bible
A. J. Blakeslee
Blanchard
Fred Kimmeman
Kinneman Ridge
E. Blakeslee
Black Hawke
M. W
O. G. Wheeler, V. C
National Railway Training School Inc
Robert St
St. Paul, Minn
Fred Warhanek
Merrimack, Wis
Hillside Shropshires
J.C. Payne
Second St
Lake Road
Broadway
South Dakota
Elien Mahoney
Rhode Island
Jas. McWilliams
E. Aug. Runge
Sauk
Clover Oil and Paint Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Second Street
HAY Press For Sale
Enquireo R. L. Glazier
Fourth Street
Baraboo Markets
Press
Wheat
A. S. Lanich
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