Jersey Breeders Hold Record Jersey Picnic in Sauk County
The Sauk county Jersey Breeders association set a new attendance record at its annual picnic on Tuesday at Dr. W. L. Bible’s Lime Ridge home. About 600 people enjoyed picnicked lunches and an afternoon program led by Ed McGilvra with talks by W. L. Houser and W. H. Clark on stock improvement and Jersey care.
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Sauk County
Jersey Breeders Association
W. L. Bible
Lime Ridge
Ladies Aid
U. S
Ed. McGilvra
W. L. Houser
Mondovi
Wisconsin Livestock Breeders Association
Wisconsin
W. H. Clark
Rice Lake
Roy Cowles
Ed McGilvra
W. C. Roders
Reedsburg Imperial Orchestra
Mages Hazel Cahoon
Miller
Blanche Bohn
Ruth Radloff
Prairie du Sac President Heads to New York Visit
Prairie du Sac pastor Rev. Hugh Owen travels to New York to visit his daughter Mrs Ada Hardy. The item also notes various Prairie du Sac and nearby residents visiting relatives, campers at Gruber's Grove, and local travels to Eau Claire Madison Blair and Crandon summer schools.
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Prairie DU Sac
New York
Hugh Owen
Ada Hardy
A. E. Christensen
Teddy
Manitowoc
M. A. Reynolds
Earl Frost
Milwaukee
Les Saubert
Prairie du Lac
Mueller
West Allis
Gruber’s Grove
Geo. Lantz
Willard Bitters
Eau Claire
Alion Buehler
Howard Baldwin
Goodell
Bloomer
Eri. H. Ley
Reedsburg Folks on Trip Through North
A group led by Mr. J and Mrs. Collins and Eva, with Mrs. W Wadliegh and Jack, returned Saturday from northern Wisconsin after camping and fishing three hundred miles north. They report a strong potato crop and urge rain for crops on light soil.
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S. A. Collins
Eva
Reedsburg
Emma Rosenthal
Milwaukee
T. L. Atkins
Our City
Bert West
Cazenovia
T. Schuster
Elroy
Clifford
Fern Dell
R. P Perry
Catherine
Mooreread
Chicago
Alf Randall
John Gadow
Chica
Herman Krueger
Farewell Party Held for Sumpter Residents
A large gathering from Hustlers Club Home Circle and neighbors hosted a farewell at Mr. and Mrs. Ford Magli home in Sumpter on Tuesday evening July 27 as the Maglis plan to move to Baraboo. Several relatives and local residents visited and callers from Baraboo and Wyeville stopped by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustlers Club
Home Circle Club
Ford Magli
Sumpter
Magli
Baraboo
Sybil Kindschi
Elaine Schoephoester
Schoephoester’s Pond
Thomas Jones
Charles Rawson
Wyeville
S. Premo
Rawson
Elizabeth Fezenden
Charles Premo
Riley Cronk
Garth Premo
Arlington
Lodi
John Astle
R. H. Mather
Columbus
J. P. Stone
N. T. Gill
Chicago Visitors at Ableman Return Home
Chicago area visitors journeyed to Ableman and Baraboo for weeks of visiting relatives and attending local events. The report lists numerous households hosting guests from Chicago Milwaukee Reedsburg Baraboo and Owatonna with social gatherings noted including sewing circles and a Karlin hall dance.
Weekend Visits and Travel Across Wisconsin Towns
Mrs N W Glover and Mr and Mrs Al Hunt drove to Manston to spend time with relatives. Elsie Edwards visited sister Clarée Carson in Madison. The Rumpf household hosted visitors from South Bend and later Blanche Pearson and Ar mour enjoyed calls with relatives in Lodi. The Noyes and Halwig families spent Sunday with Halwig’s mother. Luchts and Simmonds families visited Madison and Fairfield friends.
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N. W. Glover
al. Hunt
Manston
Elsie Edwards
Clarée Carson
Madison
Chas
Rachel
Albert
South Bend
Indiana
J. P. Rumpf
Blanche Pearson
Armour
Helen
Gernyce
Lodi
Guy Noyes
Halwig
Merrimack
Henry Luchts
Cy Simmonds
Maude MecConnel
Guy Simons
Fairfield
Lyons Newlyweds Return from West Visit Relatives
Mr and Mrs Sam Schaefer have returned from the west and reside with the latter’s mother Mrs Elizabeth Kimball. Mrs Lillian Curtiss of Webster City now lives in the Loomis house. The Welch family were Sunday visitors at the Lee Cleveland home. Mrs Henry Ludwig and three children of Beloit have returned home after visiting her mother Mrs Foster. Earl Lyons of Rockford visits his mother Mrs Ida Newell. Carnegie family of Chicago and three children visit the Berkleys. Mrs Geo Hawkins visits relatives in Altoona Wisconsin. Frank Berkley and family camp at Devils Lake. Roland Sansum and son Earl of Chicago visit relatives two weeks. George Hammermeister and daughter Lois visit Lime Ridge. Ed Curry and wife at their cottage in Okee for a week.
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John Gadeo
Chicago
August Krueger
Ableman
Gadeo
Anna Boehm
Fred Kettler
Katherine
Milwaukee
Madison
Brooklyn
H. F. Meyer
Harley Meyer
Harold Meyer
Gayland
Reedsburg
F. Scharnke
Reinhart Popp
Charles Glassel
Charles
Virginia
Lutheran Sewing Circle
Emil Maaske
Theodore Rader
Chas. Schulte
Westfield Ladies Aid Society
Mrs Donaldson
Indiana
August Lange
Mary Beathy
Hengstler
Karlin’s
Terbibox Orchestra
Baraboo
Carl Strand
Wm Alexander
W. W. Biege
Charles Schulte
Herman Wendtland
Mable Schaefer
Owatonna
Minn
Wm Bartenbach
G. F. Scharnke
Sam Schaefer
Elizabeth Kimball
Lillian Curtiss
Webster City
Iowa
Perry Loomis
Tom Welch
Lee Cleveland
Henry Ludwig
Beloit
Foster
Earl Lyons
Rockford
Ida Newell
Carnegie
Wm Berkley
Geo. Hawkins
Altoone
Wis
Frank Berkley
Devils Lake
Roland Sansum
Earl
George Hammermeister
Lois
Lime Ridge
Ed Curry
Okee
Martindale Family Stops in Thomson for Visit
Mr and Mrs Edward Martindale and their son Frances of Thomson Indiana visit Mrs Sansum and relatives in Thomson before returning home after spending the summer in northern Wisconsin.
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Edward Martindale
Frances
Thomson
Wisconsin
Cassé Family Reunion Draws Relatives to R. S. Ott Home
A large gathering at the R. S. Ott residence Sunday included G A Ott Starkweather North Dakota M J Hanley Donnybrook ND Frank WilliamsSpring Green A K Hansen and Gustav Ott families. A church gathering followed with plans to organize a Sunday school. Visitors included Mrs Samuel Babington Prairie du Lac and M J Hanley visiting Mrs M Ott.
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R. S. Ott
G. A. Ott
Starkweather
N. D
M. J. Hanley
Donnybrook
Frank Williams
Spring Green
A. K. Hansen
Withee
Wis
Gustav Ott
Samuel Babington
Prairie du Lac
R. S
J. T. Babington
M. Ott
Visit Notes From Barron to Baraboo Social Roundup
South delta of Mrs Kemson of Chicago visits at Mr and Mrs William Waddell home. Margaret Waddell visits cousins Geo and Mrs Myers in Barron and travels with Mrs Hazel Babcock of Madison. A L Capener family with Chas Bass parents Baraboo hosted Sunday gathering. Otto Haase and daughter Edyth of Baraboo visit Pearl Waddell. Capener and Lloyd attend country club at Mrs John Bass Webster's Prairie. Pat Terry Nell Neitzel and Carl Neitzel attend Sarrington mill dance at Delton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemson
Chicago
William Waddell
Margaret Waddell
Geo. Myers
Barron
Hazel Babcock
Madison
A. L. Capener
Chas. Bass
Baraboo
Otto Haase
Local social notes list Madison area visits and guests
Merrimack residents recount visits from relatives in Madison Fenimore Sauk City Okee Evansville and Baraboo. Families include Kirchst ein Genske Summers Vanderpool Borchers Wolfe Tryon Astle Stewart and Gale with trips to Lodi Waunakee Exelsior Spooner and Chicago.
Kilbourn Residents Remembered in Local Obituaries
Kilbourn records funeral notices for Mrs. H Whitney aged 88 of Kilbourn who died July 31 leaving two daughters and a husband, and for Mrs. Moo Brew aged 56 with a son Dan and siblings Minnie Lyndon and Adolph Rothe. Kenneth Foster and Blanche Skirwin wed July 24 in Kilbourn.
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H. Whitney
Kilbourn
Will Schute
Edith Whitney
T. R. Allston
Presbyterian Lao Aye
Snring
Moo
Brew
Dan Brew
Bas
Ate
Minnie Lyndon
Fond du Lac
Adolph Rothe
T. R. Aliston
Spring Grove
Kenneth Foster
Blanche Skirwin
Chicago
Rey Seuberth
Tanlac praised by Milwaukee man for stomach relief
Charles Weber of Milwaukee an employee of Refrigerator Transit Co says Tanlac helped his chronic stomach trouble. He gained weight improved digestion and energy and now sleeps well and can work more easily. Tanlac sold in Baraboo Reedsburg and Sauk City by local merchants.
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Tanlac
Charles Weber
Fifth Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Refrigerator Transit Company
Weber
Baraboo
Fisher Bros
Reedsburg
Henry Thiemann
Sauk City
G. Naffz
Adv
Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits and Travel
Jennie Clark hosts relatives as Jennie A. Clark welcomes Mrs. L. G Smith and son William from Madison. Arlington guests include Mr and Mrs. John McLean and Mr and Mrs. John ChicLean Jr with Matt McLean. Other arrivals include Mrs. R. Pigg visiting Chicago relatives and E. J. Von Berg family on an auto trip.
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Jennie Clark
John McLean Sr
John ChicLean Jr
Arlington
Matt McLean
L. G Smith
William
Madison
Jennie A. Clark
R. Pigg
Chicago
E. J. von Berg
Janette
Cora Reddaman
Mortis Shanks
Genevieve Dwyer
James Fitzsimmons
Cyril Dwyer
Portage
George Loos
J. A. Gale and Sons
Virginia
Constance Farnworth
C. Loos
Okee
Mrs Chase Martin Visit At Belter Home
Mrs Chase Martin visits with Mr and Mrs L Norton and their children on Sunday at the Belter residence.
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Chase Martin
L. Norton
Fred Belter
Loganville Community Suffers Loss in Mrs Giese Dies
Mrs. August Giese died at 82 at her daughter Mrs Hy Hasz home after long illness leaving husband and several children. Local notices mention visitors, travel to Iowa, fishing trip, ball game in Ableman, piano tuning, showers, new cars, and threshing work as neighbors report on weekly events.
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August Giese
Hy Hasz
E. H. Hamermiester
Lorraine
Lester Ware
Fay Ware
Ware
Wm. King
Alvin Rist
Iowa
Mr. King
Edward Dorow
Will Feauster
Ott Gudenschwager
Hy. Westenhaver
Madison
Addie Richards
Reedsburg
A Rist
Baraboo Visitors Note Social Week in Area
Maphe Hite and Albert Blank of Baraboo visited Mrs. August Hintz's home one evening last week. Sheriff Tarntzer and son, F A Ceckham, and others called in the district. Families from North Freedom and Greenwood visited relatives in Baraboo and nearby towns. Indians are in camp at Paul Stabnaw's.
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Albert Blank
Baraboo
August Hintz
Weeek
Sheriff Tarntzer
F. A. Ceckham
Mr. Hood
Schneller
Dell Young
Griep
North Freedom
A. F. Stabnaw
A. Zimmerman
Greenwood
Blank
H. Westenhaver
Madison
Hulbert Ritzenthaler
Derel
Reedsb
Paid Advertisement for Otto J. Riggert
An advertisement runs under the name Otto J. Riggert of Reedsburg indicating payment of 4.60 for the ad space. The notice shows the advertiser’s full name and city.
Riggert Seeks Sauk County Clerk Nomination
Otto J. Riggert of Reedsburg announces his candidacy for Sauk County clerk on the Republican ticket. He says he has lived in the county all his life and pledges personal, undivided attention to the office if elected.
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Sauk County
Reedsburg
Otto J. Riggert
Wis
Notice of corporate forfeiture for failure to file annual reports
State of Wisconsin Department of State notices to Sauk County firms Clover Hill Cheese Producers Association Franklin Bear Creek Cold Spring Cheese Producers Association Bear Creek Merrimack Lumber Company Merrimack Prouty Butter Printer Co Reedsburg that their annual reports under section 1774a are overdue and corporate rights and privileges will be forfeited January 1 1921 unless the reports and forfeiture costs are filed and paid.
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State of Wisconsin
Ss. Department of State
Sauk County
Clover Hill Cheese Producers’ Association
Franklin
Cold Spring
Daughter Birth Arrives at Weidman Home in Oklahoma
A daughter arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Hubert Weidman in Oklahoma. The mother is Susie Pearson of this place. Mr and Mrs George Ballard are listed as other relatives or residents in the notice.
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Hubert Weidman
Oklahoma
Susie Pearson
George Ballard
Local residents share travels and life events across Wisconsin and beyond
Kasson residents and area families are noted visiting and traveling. Lottie McKinney started for South Dakota, while several couples and individuals returned from trips to Clayton Rockford Milwaukee Bonduel and Minnesota. A Sosinsky daughter married Schermerhorne of Rochelle TL and will reside in Rochelle TL.
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Charity Briggs
Frank Groat
Whittier
Cal
Fred Wood and Son
Reedsburg
D Jerome
Sparta
Baby rides cart hitched to car escapes harm
A go cart carrying the two year old child of John Nelson of Racine was pulled along three blocks by a passing interurban car. The child escaped injury while the cart sustained little damage and the incident occurred Monday.
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John Nelson
Racine
Training at the 4C College Praised by Ellen Henderson
Ellen Henderson writes from Madison Wisconsin praising the 4C College of Commerce for six months of shorthand and typewriting instruction that she says prepared her for work as a stenographer in the Adjutant General's Department. She commends the faculty and urges continued support for the college as it opens a new building and fall term.
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Adjutant General’s Department
State Capitol
Madison
Wisconsin
Ellen Henderson
College of Commerce
Wis
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