Obituary of Eli Teal of Reedsburg at 74
The funeral for Eli Teal aged 74 years and 4 months was held Monday at the U B church in Reedsburg, conducted by Rev L B Warren. He died Saturday after a long illness. He lived in Lime Ridge before moving to Reedsburg in 1908 and was blind for five years. Burial followed at Walton beside his parents, and his wife survives him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Teal
Reedsburgh
U. B
L. B. Warren
Walton
Mr. Teal
Lime Ridge
Reedsburg
Baraboo Masonic Funeral Honors Joe Davis
Relatives and neighbors gather at Joe Davis’s Baraboo home for a Masonic funeral. J S Briscoe reads the service as eight bearers carry Davis to the family lot in Baraboo cemetery. Davis, a longtime merchant and local figure, died suddenly of heart disease at home on Sunday. Born in Ohio, he was about 69 and had lived in Baraboo most of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
J. W. Davis
Joe Davis
J. S. Briscoe
J. van Orden
F. E. Brewer
H. L. Halsted
T. W. English
J. B. Donovan
E. B. Smith
H. E. French
H. Grotophorst
J. B. Davis
Nettie Struthers
Chicago
O’neal
William O’neal
John Dixon
Rourke
Kilbourn
George Winchester
Reedsburg
C. F. Cooley
O. D. Brandenburg
Harry Cooley
Sarah L. Stiehl
A. C. Blackburn
Charles Gorst
Madison
J. H. Miller
Blanche Adams
Beloit
William Terbileox
Jennie ‘Terbileox
North Freedom
Davis
Ohio
Pioneer Village
Mrs Vern Kelley Passes Sudden At Winfield
Mrs Vern Kelley died suddenly at her Winfield home on Tuesday at about thirty years old after a several day illness with quinsy. She is survived by her husband and a two year old adopted daughter. Funeral services were held at the Reedsburg Methodist church conducted by Rev J E Cooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Kelley
Winfield
Methodist Church
Reedsburg
J. E.cooke
Death of Frederick A Marouardt of Baraboo
Frederick A Marouardt born October 25 1844 in Gramsdorf Germany came to America in 41868 settled in Bara doo where he lived until his death at age 75 years 10 months and 8 days He married Wilhelmina Zantow in 1871 and survived by children William Gustav Clara Adela Emma Ida and 4 siblings The funeral was held August 17 with Rev H Mueller officiating in Sumpter Hill cemetery and pallbearers including nephews from Baraboo
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Frederick August Marouardt
Gramsdorf
Grmany
America
Baradoo
Holy Wed- Rock
Wilhelmina Zantow
William Marquardt
Baraboo
Gustav Marquardt
Clara
Adela Marquardt
Emma Marquardt
Ida Marquardt
Milwaukee
Charles Petengell
Jesus
East Sauk Road
Sumpter Hill
West Sauk Road
Wm. Zantow
Wm. Marquardt
Edward
Paul
Theodore
Reynolds Marquardt
H. Mueller
EB. Schudlick
A. Lindley
A. Radtke
Irma Kegsler
Card of Thanks for H Mueller death and support
We thank friends and neighbors for care during illness and death of our husband father and brother Rev H Mueller. Gratitude for comfort from his words singers and floral offerings from Mrs August Marquardt and family members.
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Rev
H. Mueller
August Marquardt
Death of Miss Margaret Dorow at Reedsburg
Margaret Dorow died at her home in Reedsburg Friday morning after a brief tuberculosis illness. She was about 22, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Dorow. Funeral from the Catholic church Monday morning conducted by Rev Fr Kierman. She is survived by her parents and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dorow
Reedsburg
William Dorow
Kierman
Local Visitors Spend Sunday With Area Families
Delton Frank Chase of Stoughton visited Mr Crane home with his mother wife and three children. Mrs Chase Sr will stay briefly. F P Andrews of Fairfield spent Sunday with his family here. Mose Crane of Adams visited his cottage. John Cogswell and family from Lemmon North Dakota are visiting. Mrs Myrtle Mansfield of Chicago visits her parents. Mr and Mrs F O Walton who stayed here with relatives left for Ellendale North Dakota last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chase
Stoughton
Ellendale
North Dakota
Local residents host visitors across Wisconsin trips
ABLEMAN Mr and Mrs Fred W Jolitz and two daughters Elva and Jane spent Sunday at Lodi with Mr and Mrs Chas Smith. Randall Scholfield left for Milwaukee for a few days. Art Finder visited Chicago on business. Herman Steinhorst spent Thursday at Reedsburg. Rev J R Matz spends weeks at Goodrich S D on business. Lawrence Hindes spent Sunday at Devils Lake. Julia Dalton returned from Harvard Ill after visiting her brother W J Dalton and family. John Baimbridge family visited Baraboo friends Sunday. Mrs Ralph Mattix was a Baraboo shopper Monday. North Freedom guests of Mrs Olive Ward Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Jolitz
Elva
Jane
Lodi
Chas. Smith
Randall Scholfield
Milwaukee
Art. C. Finder
Chicago
Herman Steinhorst
Reedsburg
J. R. Matz
Goodrich
S. D
Lawrence Hindes
Devils Lake
Julia Dalton
Harvard
Ill
W. J. Dalton
John Baimbridge
Baraboo
Ralph Mattix
John Ward
North Freedom
Olive Ward
Miss Vera Waterman Dies in Kilbourn
Kilbourn resident Miss Vera Waterman died Wednesday morning of tuberculosis. She had completed a kindergarten course last spring and secured a good position for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Waterman
Kilbourn
Portage Man Gustave Luek Dies at 78
Gustave Luek aged 78 years and 3 months died at his Portage home Saturday after more than two years of ill health. Born in Warling, Russia on May 21 1841 he came to Portage in 1868. He leaves two sons and five daughters. Funeral services were held at the family home in Portage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Luek
Portage
Warling
Russia
America
Vessels Lost In Dense Fog Off Whitt Fish Point
In dense fog near Whitt Fish point at about 9 o clock the Willis King collided with two other vessels. Four crew members were saved including Capt Edward Sawyers of Albion Michigan. Several Wisconsin men were among the crew.
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Whitt Fish Point
Willis King
Edward Sawyers
Albion
Mich
Wisconsin
Kenosha Chief grilled over murder of theatre man
Police Chief Owen O’Hara faced questioning by Special Assistant Attorney General W W Gilman about the investigation into Charles Pacini’s death in Kenosha. Sheriff Joseph Meyer, battling illness, is credited with advancing leads to Chicago, including overheard chatter about a local job. Pacini was fatally shot as he headed to his garage after guards were posted around him.
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Owen O’hara
Charles Pacini
Kenosha
W. W. Gilman
Gov
Philipp
Flying machine sightings at Qurwards Glen and visits noted
Monday and evening flights over the Glen were observed by residents. Rev Fr O Reilly and Baraboo visitors called. Local residents Morse Hayes Browne Lynch Landt Crandall Stadler Petras Byron Graves and others visited. A tree topple at Staudenmayer graves was dealt with by William Blacklock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Glen
O’reilly
Baraboo
W. W. Morse
W. A. Hayes
Will
E. V. Browne
B. Lynch
G. H. Crandall
Delis
P. Higgins
Local Personal Visits and Travels Reported
Mr. and Mrs. W. Bible of Ironton visited relatives including Edna Matthews and June. Mrs. Carrie Nutting spent a week in Greenfield with John Gentlien. Dr. and Mrs. William Sansum and son Donald of Chicago vacationing with relatives. The Shells of Madison visited Ed Curry. Clarence Wing Greenfield group visited H. Koons and Kathryn and Gladys Cleveland. Corrie Nutting works at the Variety store. Mrs. Sprague and Hartman of Cooperstown visited Boyd Foster. Max Holoway of South Dakota returned home. Ben Loomis family spent Sunday at North Freedom. Mildred Husband of Chicago visits sister Mrs. Berkley. Lee Cleveland and Geo. Fadtoff moved to Beaver Dam for work.
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W. Bible
Ironton
Edna Matthews
June
Frank Cleveland
Carrie Nutting
Greenfield
John Gentlien
William Sansum
Donald
Chicago
Geo. Shell
Madison
Ed. Curry
Clarence Wing
H. Koons
Kathryn
Gladys Cleveland
Corrie Nutting
Sprague
Hartman
Cooperstown
North Dakota
Boyd Foster
Max Holoway
South Dakota
Ben Loomis
North Freedom
Mildred Husband
Wm. Berkley
Lee Cleveland
Geo. Fadtoff
Beaver Dam
Pioneer hotel man John Hamacher dies in Madison hospital
John Hamacher aged 65, longtime proprietor of the Hamacher hotel in Madison, dies after an operation at a Madison hospital. Born at the hotel on June 24, 1855, he was a well known pioneer hotel figure in the state. the building was erected in 1840 by his parents Mr and Mrs Peter Hamacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamacher
Madison
Hamacher
Peter Hamacher
Local News Notes From Naperville Area
Stewart Richardson visits grandfather Ed Richardson in Manston while schools delay to September 18 for county institute. Five teachers last year married. Floyd and Clark Squires in Chicago to buy a Ranger bicycle for Clark. Several attended Ringling circus. Amos W Squires remains ill with a cancer spreading to the lungs. Wheat crop looks good. one 15 acre field yielded 52 bushels per acre. Citizens urged to consider others’ situations before criticizing.
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Floyd
Clark Squires
Chicago
Clark
Ringling Circus
Amos W Squires
Clarence Shogar
Family at Spring Green Holds Pleasant Reunion
A family reunion occurred at Mr and Mrs George Claridge home in Spring Green. Attendees included George Claridge and family from Sioux City Iowa Beloit Vera and Mildred Claridge from Beloit Louis and Oma Tupper from Sioux City Black Earth Wilbur Aux from Le Mars William Claridge from Reedsburg Wilbur Smith and William Weston from the village. Son Wallace could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Claridge
Spring Green
Sioux City
John Claridge
Vera
Mildred
Beloit
Louis Tupper
Omar Tupper
Black Earth
Wilbur Aux
le Mars
William Claridge
Reedsburg
Wilbur Smith
William Weston
Wallace
Federal probe launched into Superior City lake disaster
Federal investigators in Cleveland opened a probe into the sinking of the lake freighter Superior City after a collision with the Willis L. King in Whitefish Bay Friday night. Twenty-eight missing were crew members and 29th victim was Mrs. James E. Eagles of Conneaut. Captain Edward L Sawyer, one of four saved, was not available to discuss the incident.
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Cleveland
Superior City
Willis L. King
Whitefish Bay
James E. Eagles
Conneaut
Edward L Sawyer
Neighborhood dancing at new granary venue
V S Pease built a granary northwest of town and on Saturday night the place hosted a lively neighborhood dancing event. The new floor saw energetic movement as residents gathered to enjoy music from a tuneful violin.
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V. S. Pease
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health and Economy After War
The notice extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as aiding recovery after war and helping workers hold jobs while reducing expenses. It claims the medicine provides health to earn good pay and offers many doses per price. It also advertises Hood's Pills as a gentle laxative option.
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Hood
Champion Jersey cow Sophie XIX Butter Cow of Hood Farm
A 15 year old former champion Jersey cow named Sophie XIX of Hood farm in Lowell has been crowned champion butter cow. The American Jersey Cattle Club in New York reports she has produced 110,918 pounds of milk and 6,353 pounds of butter fat over nine years, averaging 12,324 pounds of milk and 706 pounds of butter fat annually, leading by 693 pounds of butter fat over the next rival.
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Mass
Jersey
Sophie XIX
Hood Farm
Lowell
World
American Jersey Cattle Club
New York
Cassell Family Visit to Baraboo This Saturday
Mr and Mrs Joseph Cooper and their son and daughter were in Baraboo on Saturday enjoying a family day out and sightseeing around local spots.
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Joseph Cooper
Baraboo
Local social notes include visits and wedding attendance
Mrs. Henry Manthey returned Thursday from a week's visit with relatives at Eau Claire. Mrs. Nellie Pierce of LaCrosse and her daughter Miss Lucile Pierce of Milwaukee were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Pierce the past week. Mrs. John Hindes and son Lawrence and daughters Fern Hazel and Margarite attended the Weidman Wittey wedding at Reedsburg Wednesday. Mrs. Louis Brockow and two daughters returned home from Chicago Sunday after a two weeks visit with the former's brother William Schoenback and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Manthey
Eau Claire
Nellie Pierce
LaCrosse
Lucile Pierce
Milwaukee
R. M. Pierce
John Hindes
Lawrence
Fern
Hazel
Margarite
Weidman—Wittey
Reedsburg
Louis Brockow
Chicago
Wm. C. Schoenback
Caledonia Host Delights Guests From Across Midwest
William Zamzow of Caledonia entertained in honor of Miss Mary Zamzow Chicago Miss Esther Zamzow Grand Forks North Dakota and Miss Hope Zamzow Ada Minnesota in a social gathering with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zamzow
Caledonia
Mary Zamzow
Chicago
Esther Zamzow
Grand Forks
N. D
Hope Zamzow
Ada, Minn
Married Ladwig Voll and Ladwig in Simple Home Ceremony
Esther Voll daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Voll married George Ladwig son of Mr and Mrs August Ladwig at the brides parents home last Thursday afternoon. Rev Wm Rademacher officiated with a ring ceremony. The couple plan a trip to the Dells then New London to visit relatives and will reside in Gladstone Michigan after September 1.
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Ladwig
Esther Voll
Herman Voll
George Ladwig
August Ladwig
New London
Wm. Rademacher
M. E. Church
Barapoo High School
Milwaukee Normal
North Freedom Schools
Denver
Gladstone Mich
Dells
Gladstone, Mich
Spring Green Man Kills Canada Thistles
John Kraemer of Spring Green reports success eradicating Canada thistles by cutting each plant below soil and placing a spoonful of salt in the hole. He says this method surpasses others and is most effective for landowners battling the pest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kraemer
Spring Green
Wilcox Campaign Ad Paid Through Baraboo Weekly News
Authorized and paid for by the Wilcox Republican club in Milwaukee on behalf of Senator Roy P. Wilcox of Eau Claire Wisconsin. Clarence C. Klocksin secretary. The total payment to Baraboo Weekly News is $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox Republican Club
Clarence C. Klocksin
Secy
Republican Hotel
Milwaukee
Roy P. Wilcox
Eau Claire Wis
Baraboo
Notable Merrimack and Arlington Residents Listed
Alto M Crosby Merrimack Dora M Zauff Merrimack Frieda W Reimer Washington Allen E Schulte Arlington listed in local notices detailing residents with civic ties and affiliations in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alto
M. Crosby
Merrimack
Dora M. Zauff
Frieda W. Reimer
Washington
Allen E. Schulte
Arlington
Two Ships Collide on Lake Superior Sinking City of Superior
Two vessels the City of Superior and the Willis King collided on Lake Superior Saturday night. The City of Superior, owned by the Pittsburgh Steamship Company of Cleveland, sank. Company officials had not heard Sunday from 28 of 32 crew members and feared for their safety.
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City of
Burr Jones May Get Place of Winslow
Burr W. Jones a Madison attorney and Democratic politician is mentioned as a strong successor to the late Chief Justice Winslow. Gov. Philipp is expected to make the appointment within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Jones
Winslow
Burr W. Jones
Madison
Supreme Bench
Gov
Philipp
Baraboo Game Warden Arrests in Juneau County Case
Baraboo warden F A Deckham and Earl Hilliker of Tunnel City led arrests of Monroe County men for using nets in Juneau County waters. All pleaded not guilty and were bound over to the Circuit court on $500 bonds. Elroy Tibune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Deckham
Baraboo
Earl Hilliker
Tunnel City
Monroe County
Juneau County
Elroy Tibune
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Grills Kenosha
Qurwards Glen
Pioneer
Naperville
Stewart Richardson
Ed. Richardson
Manston
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Cassell
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Runge Inv
Ralf T. Runge
Insurance Safe Investm
Canada Thistles
Grant Loomis
Bartlett
Fairfield
Lake Superior
Juneau CO
Phonograf
VAR
Irola
Zas
Demonstraion
Willey’s Music House
GEIS
J. A. Martiny
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