Social Visits In North Dellona and Lyndon Area
Mr and Mrs Alf Carvion are visiting near Beid Wn with Mr and Mrs Wayne Trussel. Scott and family spent a day with their daughter Mrs Robert Charnley. Mabel Scott returned home. O P Fowler and two children plus Reo Webster and baby of New Diggins Wis called on friends here last Monday. Wm Scott left for two weeks with relatives in Mason City and Spencer Iowa. Alva Hawes spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Leslie Hirst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf. Carvion
Wayne Trussel
Beid
Scott
Robert Charnley
Mabel Scott
O. P. Fowler
Reo Webster
Baby
New Diggins
Wis
Wm. Scott
Mason City
Spencer
Iowa
Alva Hawes
Leslie Hirst
Local Notes on Visits and Illness in Area Families
Mrs. Charles Klinger and Mr. and Mrs. George Field drove to Oconomowoc last Thursday to visit Miss Mabel Klinger in hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson and daughter Marie called at Earnest Cole home in Delton. Mrs. D Colburn on sick list. James Latham and Frank Gibson with Marie visited Baraboo Monday. Jesse Blatchly ill with hay fever. Louise Field visiting May Brown in Chicago. Blanche Martin of Madison visiting grandparents Charles and Mrs Martin. Harry Ruthoff and wife visited Clarence Hecocks family Sunday. J White at A W Fletcher home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Klinger
George Field
Oconomowoc
Mabel Klinger
Frank Gibson
Marie
Earnest Cole
Delton
D. Colburn
James Latham
Baraboo
Jesse Blatchly
Louise Field
May Brown
Chicago
Blanche Martin
Madison
Charles Martin
Harry Ruthoff
Clarence Hecocks
J. White
A. W. Fletcher
Maple Hill Socials and Threshing Quietly Progress
Mrs Ed Kowalke and baby from Baraboo join Mrs Leo Brillett and son Lester from North Freedom at the August Hintz home. Dr Hummel visited Sullivan and Brown homes. Missionary meeting attendance in North Freedom with trips to Leland. Threshing active with two machines leaving and one arriving. August Hintz and two children visited sister Sunday. Miss Ruba Jacobs of Marshfield visited aunt Mrs Charles Brown with Albert Ziegler family from Fairfield. Emil Rehbein and family from Baraboo, Frank Hanley, Paul Stabnaw, and J E Walsh visited Charles Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kowalke
Baraboo
Leo Brillett
Lester
North Freedom
August Hintz
Hummel
Sullivan
Brown
Leland
Local Families Visit Over Weekend Ahead of Spring Week
South Delta of James McGarthy and family from Manston visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs E P Terry and family. Carl Nietzel and family were visitors at Paul Henke’s home in Excelsior. Tom Apker of Antigo stayed with Sam Searle’s family for a few days. A L Capener entertained grandmother Mrs Capener of Chetek for the weekend. John Holt and daughter Clair visited Truman Meyers of Webster's Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MecGarthy
Manston
E. P. Terry
Carl Nietzel
Paul Henke
Celsior
Tom Apker
Antigo
Sam Searle
A. L. Capener
Mrs. Capener
Cheteck
John Holt
Clair
Truman Meyers
Websters Prairie
Baraboo Visitors Share Spring Green Outing
Baraboo residents L A Washburn and Walter Rodewald with families visited Oscar Jaeger Sunday after touring the Wright bungalow and the shot tower near Spring Green. Fred Wilhelm party joined a Baraboo group for the Spring Green trip. Miss Minnie Federman returned from Lombra after a convention. Bernice Scheiss came home from Madison hospital following a tongil removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Washburn
Walter Rodewald
Baraboo
Oscar Jaeger
Wright
Spring Green
Fred Wilhelm
John Barlew
Anna Alma
Louisa
Minnie Federman
Lombra
Bernice Scheiss
Madison
Cooper seeks another term as Sauk County Clerk
Paid advertisement by F A Cooper Baraboo appeals to voters of Sauk County to reelect him as County Clerk. He defends the ongoing work as satisfactory while noting a salary increase of $100 over his predecessor and stating the first substantial raise will be paid next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Cooper
Baraboo
Sauk Cqun E
No services at A C church until September fifth
SOUTH FAIRFIELD announces no church services at the A C church through Sept. 5 while Rev. Coontz attends camp meeting in Aurora Illinois. Local visits include Miss Mable Schultz with relatives in Madison and aunt Mrs. Wm Schultz. Ruby Jacobs of Barron staying with aunt Mrs Albert Ziegler. ministers and families visiting Oscar Schultz at Maple Hill Baraboo and nearby areas. Relatives from Dallas Texas and Harvard Til join Oscar Schultz for a gathering at the Schultz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C
Coontz
Aurora
Mable Schultz
Madison
Wm. Schultz
Oscar Schultz
Ruby Jacobs
Barron
Albert Ziegler
John Cummings
Baraboo
Verneline
Mildred
Bernice Brooks
Spooner
James D. Johnson
Esther Johnson
Victor Schultz
Leeds
Victor
Charles Brown
Maple Hill
Thelma Fester
Dallas
Texas
Searles
Harvard Til
Paul Schultz
Poynette
al. Frazier
Walton
Marion Frazier
Harry Malloy
Otto Ziegler
Valley Junction
John Luebke
Greenfield
O. Schultz
Social visits and relatives noted in La Valle week
Local residents report visiting relatives and friends across Wisconsin and nearby states. Names include Mr Alexander of Hudson Mrs Lucy Moosau Miss Esther Roberts Sparta Otto Schwartz Chicago Mrs Eva Berry Edna Baraboo Blanche DeHart Galesville Mrs W Brandon Sherman Wyo Millie Byington Merrill Delbert Marshall La Crosse J J Esch La Crosse plus trips to Janesville Devil's Lake and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Hudson
Lucy Moosau
J. Courtier
Janesville
Esther Roberts
Sparta
H. Thornton
Otto Schwartz
Chicago
Olive Eder
Gladys. Dudleston
Madison
Herbert Paddock
Libertyville
Ill
H. B. Eger
Eva Berry
Edna
Baraboo
S. Barnett
Blanche DeHart
Galesville
Walter Kinney
W. Brandon
Sherman
Wyo
H. E. Paddock
Christine Eder
Devil’s Lake
Millie Byington
Merrill
G. Ingham
Delbert Marshall
la Crosse
J. A. Douglas
W. McPherson
St. Paul
Miss Gregory
Reedsburg
Phil Appie
Cong
J. J. Esch
Community Notices from Loganville and Nearby
Loganville residents share travels and visits with friends at Devils Lake and Evansville. Obituary notice reports the death of George Fosnet formerly of the area in Sparta. Postmaster W W Ware attends Fosnet funeral in Sparta and plans visits to relatives in Necedah and Oxford. Paul Tilker sells farm to brother Herman of Madison who plans to move here next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Deaholt
P. H. Luherson
Herman Luetkin
Devils Lake
W. Westenhaver
Crittie Giles
Harl Westenhaver
Evansville
Naoma Giles
Gladys Westenhaver
Wm. Ware
Will Voss
Lake
George Fosnet
Sparta
Will Giese
Will Schanke
Dorothy
Will Schroeder
W. Kohlmeyer
Elia Hast
Edward
North Freedom
Otto Twist
Baraboo
Harry Wiesman
Leland
W. W. Ware
Ware
Roy
Necedah
Fay
Oxford
Paul Tilker
Herman
Madison
Krueger Authorization Payment for $12
Wm A Krueger issues authorization and shows payment of twelve dollars. The document records the payment and approval by Krueger for the stated purpose.
Krueger Announces Candidacy for Sauk County Register of Deeds
Wm. A. Krueger files for the office of Register of Deeds in Sauk County, seeking voter approval in the September 7, 1920 primary. He urges voter support in a dated July 28, 1920 filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Krueger
Baraboo News of Local Visits and Birthdays
Otis Sherman and sister Mrs. J Shaw of Aspin Colo return home after an extended visit with the Sherman families. Ray Sherman and family of Adams attended the reunion. R D Aleger and two sons and Ray Hammond of Wyocena visited Ski-Hi fruit farm. Mrs S Barrett of Chicago staying with N F Sherman. Evelyn Marquardt has a new piano. Arthur Bassett Jr entertained a dozen friends on his eighth birthday. Alma Martin returned from Iowa visit with sister Mrs H A Bell Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Sherman
J. Shaw
Aspin
Colo
Sherman
Ray Sherman
Adams
R. D. Aleger
Ray Hammond
Wyocena
Ski-Hi Fruit Farm
S. Barrett
Chicago
N. F. Sherman
Evelyn Marquardt
Arthur Bassett Jr
Alma Martin
H. A. Bell
Fremont
Iowa
Ancient Wisconsin Quiet Title Suit in Sauk County
State of Wisconsin circuit court in Sauk County issues a first publication legal notice in a quiet title action. Virgil H. Cady sues William Dane and several Golding relatives and unknown heirs with all defendants summoned to appear within twenty days. The lands in question lie in section 14 township 12 north range 5 east described as the NW quarter of the NW quarter the SW quarter of the NW quarter the SE quarter of the NW quarter and the NW quarter of the SW quarter. Plaintiff attorney W H Cady Baraboo Wisconsin dated August 18 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Wisconsin Circuit Court
Sauk County
Virgil H. Cady
William Dane
Dawes
BE. W. Gilmore
John Golding
Joseph Golding
George Golding
State OF Wisconsin
Wisconsin
W.H. Cady
P. O
Baraboo
Arlington Youth Drowned in Lake Wisconsin Body Recovered
John Thistle of Arlington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thistle, drowned last Sunday in Lake Wisconsin. The body was recovered in a standing posture where the youth disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thistle
Joseph Thistle
Arlington
Lake Wisconsin
Fairfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and News
Mr and Mrs Glenn Porter enjoy a new Ford. Mr and Mrs Paul Green welcomed a baby daughter on August 14. Mr and Mrs Will Rogers drove from Aelvidere Illinois to visit E C Green family. Rogers and Green couples spent Saturday at the Dells. Mrs Ben Holt visited at Limeridge with her parents the Wheelers. Mr and Mrs Frank Schneller drove from Geneva Illinois to visit E C Green family Sunday. Burr and Lewis Green returned home Monday. Vera Templin Myrtle Allen and Gladys Hackett called on Mrs M Harrison Jr Thursday afternoon. Wisconsin river time was shared. Mrs C H Carlisch was hired to teach school in Hast Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Porter
Paul C. Green
Will Rogers
Aelvidere
Ill
E. C. Green
Mrs Rogers
E Green
Dells
Ben Holt
Limeridge
Wheeler
Frank Schneller
Geneva
Local Visitors and Church Services Highlight Weekend
Rev and Mrs W K Craven and children from Kedron Minn visited friends. Craven preached at Friends church and union services were held at Wesleyan church. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Curtis Hollingshead Monroe Neb and Mrs Bertha Charmness Milwaukee. Local moves and social visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Craven
Kedron
Minn
Friends
Craven
Friends Church
Wesleyan Church
Curtis Hollingshead
Monroe
Neb
Hollingshead
Bertha Charmness
Milwaukee
Laureen Stowe
Ironton
Dolph Mortimer
Ira Gibbons
Camp Douglas
Evelyn Leete
Sparta
Guerdon Mortimer
J. A. Bauer
John Mortimer
C. Butcher
Henry Fike
LaValle
Haywood Frazier
Wilson Mortimer
Goldie Carpenter
Nira Nash
Bethel
William Shore
Manda
Rockton
Bassett TQ Baraboo in Flying Machine Transport
William Voss, a Bassett Wis Shorthorn and Duroc Jersey breeder, flew to Baraboo with pilot Babe Reeds for a hog sale trip. The flight began yesterday with a layover in Janesville, circling Baraboo before landing near the Siebecker home east of town. Guests, including Mr and Mrs H R Preumers and two daughters of Burlington, visited the De Koeyer home during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Voss
Bert de Koeyer
Preumers
Voss
de Koeyer
William Preamers
Milwaukee
Funeral services held for August Marquardt
Funeral services for August Marquardt were held at the east Bauk Road home Tuesday at 2 o'clock with Rev. Henry Mueller officiating. Pallbearers were William Zanton, William Marquardt, Edward Marquardt, Paul Marquardt, Theodore Marquardt, Reynold Marquardt. Interment followed at Sumpter Hill Cemetery. Out of town attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marquardt, Badger South D., Mr. and Mrs. William Ford of Beloit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Marquardt
Irma Kessler
Sumpter Hill Cemetery
Fred Marquardt
Badger Ss. D
Wm. Ford
Beloit
White Mouni Neighbors Busy With Harvest And Visits
Threshing of grain and blackberry picking mark the day in the White Mouni area. Walter Prouty and family spent Sunday in Spring Green while Mrs M R Prouty visits relatives there. Beloit visitors include Mr and Mrs Smith and child at Mrs Smiths home with August Hamburg family. Earl Westenhaver and companions toured Evansville to visit Ed Turner. Naomi Giles and Gladys Westenhaver joined Turner visit before returning. C L Carpenter and Spring Green kin spent Sunday at Robert Prouty home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Prouty
Spring Green
M. R. Prouty
Mrs. Giles
Evansville
Ed. Turner
Naomi Giles
Gladys Westenhaver
Turner
C. L. Carpenter
Robert Prouty
Japan Replies to U S Protest Note On Saghalien Actions
Japan's reply to the American note protesting occupation of northern Saghalien is received at the state department in Washington. The note is described as long and thorough in detailing Japanese policy in Siberia. The original American note may be released to the public soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Saghalien Island
State Department
Washington
Siberia
Man Arrested in Los Angeles for 1800 Dollar Bounced Check
Charles P. Whitson was arrested in Los Angeles after allegedly passing a worthless $1800 check on the cashier of the American Railway Express company on June 24. The incident centers on a forged or dishonored payment and an accusation of fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Whitson
American Railway Express Company
Los Angeles
Reverses May Force Russia to Accept Peace
Polish communique says Gen Pilsudski led a counter stroke to relieve pressure on Warsaw. Soviet hold on the gates of Warsaw is broken with the Polish counter offensive pushing along the northern front. The Fourth army took 200 Russian prisoners and captured cannons and 14 machine guns as they crossed Wyra and reached Ciechanow. Polish aviators bombarded retreating Reds while new attacks threaten an end to the siege and possible early peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Pilsudski
Vistula
Maciejowice
Wyra
Ciechanow
Plane crash kills two aviators in Colfax Iowa
Two aviators died when their plane nosedived 800 feet over Colfax Iowa on Monday. Their wives witnessed the fatal plunge as the aircraft fell to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax
Iowa
Stolen Bonds Valued at 200000 In Transit
A report from Milwaukee states bonds and securities valued at 200000 were stolen while en route from Paine, Webber & Company in Milwaukee to their New York office. The bonds reportedly left Milwaukee on July 29 though official verification was unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Paine, Webber & Company
New York
Toledo Faces Five Million Dollar Rainstorm Damage
A severe rainstorm in Toledo Ohio Monday caused about 5 million dollars in damage. The storm flooded cellars flooded streets and disrupted traffic as city paving sections were washed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Chicago's oldest resident Anna Burian dead at 104
Mrs. Anna Burian aged 104, listed as Chicago's oldest resident in the lost census, has died. Eleven grandchildren and forty great grandchildren attended her funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anna Burian
Annna Burian
No-To-Bac Helps Break Tobacco Habit
No-To-Bac claims to end tobacco cravings by placing a tablet in the mouth. It promises complete habit breakage and refunds if cravings persist, and notes Cascarets owners behind the product for reliability.
Also Mentioned on This Page
North
Dellona and
Lyndon
Kilbourn
Bute
South Fairfield
LA Valle
Loganville
Wm. A.krueger
Baraboo Bluffs
Lake Wis
Fairfield
U. S
Los. Angeles
Connor's Battery & Electric Shop
4Th St. Baraboo, Wis
Baraboo Business College
Kroehler Danvenports
Kroehler
Daven-O
Kreehler
Blackburn, Scheible & Dyrud
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!