Married Gasser Hemmy in Baraboo Home
Christian Gasser of Baraboo and Miss Mabel Hemmy of Humbird wed at the bride's parents house on Tuesday afternoon in a quiet ceremony. Rev. C. E. Maves officiated as relatives and a few friends attended. The groom is UW agriculture graduate and ex Army. they plan to live on a Baraboo area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
Humbird
Hunt
Business College
Eaux Claire
First State Bank of Humbird
Department of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
49Th Coast Artillery
France
Gasser
Baraboo
Mabel Schenck Weds Max F Hill in Baraboo Home Ceremony
On Wednesday evening at six at the bride’s parents home on Park street the marriage of Mabel Schenck to Max F Hill took place. Rev Malcolm J Cameron officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride wore pearl grey messaline and was supported by relatives including her brother George Schenck a YMCA worker. Hill, an electrical contractor, will reside at a West Baraboo home after a wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schenck
Park Street
Mabel
Max F. Hill
Malcolm J. Cameron
George Schenck
Great Lakes
Congregational Church
Baraboo
Hill
Right Avenue
West Baraboo
Olga Pfeil and Eugene L. Wood wed in Portage
Olga Pfeil of Portage and Eugene L. Wood of this city married Thursday in Portage. Mr. Wood is a son of Mrs. Belle Wood of this city and has been employed at the Island Woolen mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Pfeil
Portage
Eugene L. Wood
Mr. Wood
Belle Wood
Island Woolen
Meyers Zinke Couple Wed at Home Ceremony
John Meyers and Mrs. Hattie Zina were married Tuesday evening at Rev. C. H. Skinner's home. The couple was attended by Hiram Masury and Mrs. Fred Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meyers
Hattie Zina
Rrev
C. H. Skinner
Hiram Masury
Fred Smith
Dickie-Blanck Clark Dickie wed Elsie Blanck in city church
Dickie son of Mr and Mrs Henry Dickie of North Freedom and Miss Elsie Blanck daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Blanck wed Thursday at 10 30 in Catholic church with Rev EB C O Reilly officiating. Attendants Miss Anna Klanck and Burr Dickie. After ceremony a dinner for relatives followed by plans to reside at 224 Third Street December 5. Both well known in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickie—Blanck Clark Dickie
Henry Dickie
North Freedom
Elsie Blanck
Albert Blanck
EB. C. O’reilly
Anna Klanck
Burr
Dickie
Third Street
Mr. Dickie
Stickenbauer
Walster and Rieser Marry in Troy Presbyterian Manse
Clarence J. Walster and Miss Clara Rieser, prominent Troy families, wed November 19 at the Presbyterian manse in Prairie du Lac. The couple will live on the Walster homestead, third generation to run the farm, after a visit with the groom’s brother Prof H L Walster in Fargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Walster
Clara ‘Rieser
Town of Troy
Prairie du Lac
Hugh Owen
Nolden Nolden Schlegelmilch Wedding at Sauk City
Miss Leonora Schlegelmilch daughter of Mrs Ennie Schlegmilch Clifton and Henry Nolden son of Henry Nolden Sr were married November 25 at St Aloysius Church Sauk City Attendants were Joseph Nolden and Elizabeth Schlegelmilch The couple will reside on the former Pause Schultz farm in Troy after a brief wedding dinner for relatives and pending further home setting Pre nuptial showers were held for Mrs Nolden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolden—Schlegelmilch
Leonora Schlegelmilch
Ennie Schlegmilch
Clifton
Henry Nolden
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
Sauk City
Joseph Nolden
Elizabeth Schlegelmilch
Troy
Belter and DuBois Unite In Saturday Baraboo Wedding
Miss Marie Belter and Ernest DuBois were married Saturday afternoon at four in the groom's parents home with Rev. Max Taras officiating. About 50 relatives and friends attended a yellow white pink themed reception. The couple will live on Eighth Avenue. gifts praised. John Madden died at Bara Boo hospital aged 87 after Irish birth and immigration. survived by wife, daughter Maggie and sons James Maurice. Maurice recently moved to Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Belter
August Belter
Ernest DuBois
Edward DuBois
Max Taras
Greenfield
DuBois
Eighth Avenue
John Madden
Baraboo Hospital
Ireland
Maggie
James
Maurice Madden
Baraboo
Lydia Rodner and Charles Kellogg Married at Trinity
Miss Lydia Rodner and Charles A Kellogg wed at Trinity Episcopal church in Baraboo. Rev R M Laurenson officiated as guests including C A Haskins and Mrs Thomas Rodwell attended. The couple planned a brief wedding trip and will reside on the groom’s sheep ranch near town. Kellogg is a Baraboo native and World War I veteran with service in the 107th supply train 26th division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Rodner
Charles A. Kellogg
Trinity Episcopal Church
R. M. Laurenson
C. T. Rodwell
C. A. Haskins
Thomas Rodwell
Arthur Kellogg
Rodwell
Baraboo
Kellogg
Baraboo Company
107Th
Obituary: Arthur Wiseman of Ableman Dies at 71
Arthur Wiseman of Ableman died November 21 after a life spent in Sauk County. He leaves his wife two children a mother Mrs Augusta Wiseman of Ableman three sisters and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wiseman
Ableman
Sauk County
Augusta Wiseman
Mrs Lucy Graham Dies Sudden at Brother's Home
Mrs Lucy Graham of Spring Green died suddenly Wednesday morning at her brother James Campbell's home where she had been living. She exclaimed that her heart had stopped beating and died soon after with assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Graham
Spring Green
James Campbell
Mrs Hanna Wick Funeral Near La Rue
Mrs Hanna Wick died Friday at her home near La Rue. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1 30 from the residence with interment at Rock Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna Wick
la Rue
Rock Hill Cemetry
A M Pettys Dies at 80 in North Freedom
A M Pettys died at his home in North Freedom on Wednesday at age 80. He lived in the town for 50 years and worked in the blacksmith and machine business in his youth. Funeral services were held Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Pettys
North Freedom
Baraboo Obituaries And Local News Remembrances
Mrs Nellie Cowles Wood dies after long illness at niece Mary Dennett Jones in San Rafael California on November 19 1919. Dr Charles Cowles first Baraboo physician and pioneer judge Lor en Cowles father of the town. Baraboo and area reports on snow highways cold weather deer hunting trains coal and local events including beekeepers convention and multiple society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Cowles Wood
Mary Dennett Jones
San Rafael
California
Baraboo
Charles Cowles
First Congregational Church
Dr. Cowles
Astabula
Ohio
Michigan
Loren Cowles
Funeral held for John Madden at St Joseph's Church
Funeral services for John Madden were held at 9 30 AM from St Joseph's Church with Rev E C O'Reilly officiating. Pallbearers included Charles Bradley William Griffith Henry Niechter Joseph Lindsley E M Terry and James McIntyre. Interment followed at St Joseph's Cemetery with out of town mourners Michael Taylor and Thomas Coridon of Caledonia attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Madden
St. Joseph’s Church
E. C. O’reilly
Charles Bradley
William Griffith Henry Niechter
Joseph Lindsley
E. M. Terry
James McIntyre
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Michael Taylor Thomas Coridon
Caledonia
Lift off Corns with Freezone Claim
A short ad touts Freezone as painless and cheap for removing corns and calluses. It says a tiny bottle costs little at drug stores, with a few drops applied to the corn or callus to instantly numb pain and loosen the skin for easy removal.
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Wood—Newcomp
Thomas A. Wood
Margaret Newcomb
Woodstock Ill
Anna D. Wood
Baraboo Business College
Woodstock
Hill—Schenck
Wood—Pfeil
Meyers—Zinke
Walster—Rieser
DuBois—Belter
Kellogg—Rodner
Adolph Platt
Robert
Thomas
August Brecht
City
Elizabeth
Thelma Louise
Milton McCready
Freeport
Ill
Platt
Bigmark
Iowa
Wisconsin
Inter-Church World Movement
Madison
Christ Presbyterian Church
Helbig Storage Battery Company
Wisconsin State Beekeepers’ Association
Mercury
Long Lake Club
Owen
Fred Furcell
Henry Starr
L. D. Prader
L. P. Gerou
Chass Walrath
Frank Cowles
Harry Butterfield
James Whiteis
Richard Dresen
Daly Farm
Lone Rock
Whiteis
Hugene Henke
Carroll College
Waukesha
E. Cc. Henke
Ray Turner
Devils Lake
L. A. McGilvra
Mable Marquette
Chicago
Elsie Marquette
Chicago Tille and Trust Company
Louis Weirich
Lodi
T. O. Geeres
Lynda
Ruth
Frank Falkenstein
Christian Falkenstein
Virginia Peterfield
Hugh Kelley
Niagara
Walter Tanghe
John Sprecher
Reedsburg
Sparta
Prairie du Chein
Edith
Edna Pelton
Whitewater Normal
S. A. Pelton
A. W. Rohn
Kansas
Ada Premo
Salem Wis
J. E. Premo
Frank Herfort
St. Petersburg
A. H. Clark
Washington
Wrighth Street
Harry Clark
Harold Berg
Rollo R. Tobler
Lydia Redner
Wayne Newell
Fairfield
Newell
Forsyth
Montana
Andrew Evinrude
Ole Evinrude
Milwaukee
R. H. Aishton
H. A. Garfield
Do. A. Melzl
Henry Wick
W. R. Irish
Dallas
Texas
Irish
John Baer
August Platt
Floyd Carpenter
George Carpenter
Carpenter & Carpenter
Will Ritchie
al. Ringling Heatre
Gifford—Young Stock Company
Ladysmith
Carpenter
E. R. Thomas
Herbert Thomas
F. A. Thomas
Jennie Thomas
Rollo Webster
Percy Thomas
Charles
Ella Ayers
John Harvey
Glendive
Mont
John G. Harvey
Merrimack
Henry Ringling
Mary Bosworth
New Orleans
Miss Bosworth
South America
Fred Magli
Sumpter
James Madden
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N. C
Lees Cc
Eo Sokrs
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