Denzer Man Breaks Ribs In Hard Fall
Ang Goerks suffers two broken ribs from a hard fall. Mrs. Walter Zick ill with appendicitis last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Anke and family spent Thanksgiving with Frank Gastrow near West Point. Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson and daughter and Mrs. Nic Mossel of Madison visited Clarence Denzer. Rev. Prochnow of Juda to conduct revival meetings this week. Miss Ethel Kinz, school teacher, spent Thanksgiving at her North Freedom home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang. Goerks
Walter Zick
Herman Anke
Frank Gastrow
West Point
John Peterson
Nic Mossel
Madison
Clarence Denzer
Prochnow
Juda
Ethel Kinz
North Freedom
Francis Haines
Althea Clark
Elda Reddeman
Ralph Graff
Clarence Heein
la Crosse
Janesville
Blacanun
Sarah Moon
Besacher
Okee
Miss Hartman
Barehen
Chas Hartman
Frances Haines
David Jones
Mises Althea Clark
Ella Gress
Aleta Moulton
Clarence Heten
Portera
Julius Wolfe
Fred
Ableman
Edna Wolf
Jnline Wolfe
Estella Wolfe
Gertrude Premo
Baraboo
G. E. Premo
Nora Bradlow
Ontario
Guy L Clark
W. J. Brownrigg
Lester Brownrigs
W. J. Wilson
Eon Howard
Ives
Wilson
C. F. Revles
A. E. Dennis
John Dennis
Josephie Coates
W. J. Towers
Reedsburg
James Hein
Milwaukee
Julius Hein
Julius
W. Dahike
Sumpter
Gustave E. Kirchstein
Fola
Archie
Gustave R. Kirchstein
Todi
Grace
Clara Brownrigg
Daniel Kennedy
Portage
Kennedy
N. Thompson
Thanksgiving Socials and Local Movements in Sandusky
Residents gathered for Thanksgiving with multiple households listed including Mr and Mrs Hiram Prouty and others. Visitors included Mrs Albert Faga of Ironton and Miss Ann Kellner visiting from La Crosse. Families socialized, shopped, and some locals sought work in Beloit as funeral services were held for Mrs John Barkley in Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Hiram Prouty
Ray Grover
Homer Hart
G. A. Powell
Elmer Angle
Floyd Carr
Albert Faga
Ironton
Ployd Car
Charles Wolfe
Jake Wolfe
Ann Kellner
Ithica
Chas. Laing
David
C A. Powell
John Barkley
St. Louis
R. W. Powell
Local social notes from Sauk Prairie and nearby towns
Miss Gladys Du Bois visited the Richard home last weekend and called on friends. Miss L Shulch spent the weekend near Lime Ridge. Mrs A Albers and daughter Sarah returned to North Freedom after weeks here. Mr and Mrs Frank McGuan and children visited the Walsh home yesterday. Mr and Mrs Richard Ulrich and children attended the silver wedding in Baraboo Sunday. Leo Rickar is home from the hospital and improving. Ed Picker and Ed Schirmer are both ill. Robert and Schuyler Getchman return home after working in Westfield last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys du Bois
Sauk Prairie
Richard
L. Shulch
Lime Ridge
A. Albers
Sarah
North Freedom
Frank McGuan
Mary Sibert
Cecelia McGuan
Baraboo
Walsh
Richard Ulrich
Obert
Myrtle
Dr. Holmes
Leo Rickar
Ed Picker
Ed Schirmer
Leo Wood
Robert
Schuyler Getchman
Westfield
Nine Pound Son Born to Westfield Pair
A nine pound boy arrived at the Dan Shultec home in Westfield on Monday December 4. Mrs Wetstein and son Roy and daughter Elinor of Baraboo were among guests. Other items note Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings across local households with names and towns. WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Shultec
Woestfield
Wettestein
Roy
Elinor
Baraboo
Otto Meyer
Ableman
A. Zimmerman
Harry Werthein
John
Adaline Klimn
Grant Weidman
Fry Ba
Lodi
Roy Mepham
Rademacher
H. Werthein
Percy Alexander
Udo Braun
Fred Brooks
John Oetzman
Ed Krueger
Walter Leykauf
Sauk City
John Repka
North Dakota
E. Schulte
California
Black Hawk Man Sells Farm to Renter at La Valle
Martin Lutterman of Black Hawk sold his La Valle farm last week to the renter who had operated it the previous year. Thanksgiving visits and local church bazaar activities are noted among area families and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Martin Lutterman
la Valle
Clarence Kingsey
Albert Walster
Lodi
August Becker
Clement
Sauk City
L. Back
Prairie du Sac
Ladies Aid of the Reformed Church
Fred Schubring
J. L. Accola
the Reformed Church
Peter Schneller
Irvin Lusby
F. Lusby
Effie
Baraboo
Federman
Hossig
E. V. Accola
Chandler
Henry Wilmot
Oshkosh
Louis Hossig
J. A. Gasser
Milwaukee
Bernice Schiess
West Allis
George Gasser
Casper Accola
Prairie du Lac
Arthur Accola
Cars Collide at West Side Crossing in Reedsburg
Sunday afternoon two cars collided near the west side railroad crossing in Reedsburg. Drivers Fred Ellenberg and Frank O’Neil plus passengers escaped serious injury. O’Neil’s car lost a wheel. Ellenberg fared better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Reedsburg
Fred Ellenberg
Frank O'Neil
O’niel
Ellenberg
Albert Powell
Gustav Hass
South Park Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Darrell Cahoon
Baraboo
E. Seifert
Frank Moore
Hillsboro
Our City
John Hager
Thomas Stine
Bernardine Walters
Cora Brown
Columbus
Dr. R. Thompson
Mrs. Albright
Ohio
W. A. State
Legion Band
Armory
Gretchen Aton
Hinsdale
Illinois
Charles Aton
Thanksgiving visits noted around North Winfield
Mrs. Charles Geir and daughter of Reedsburg spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. L. Parkin. The county superintendent visited Joint District No. 3 school on Monday. Various locals including Ed Byrne Harrington Griffin Fleming Kelley and Daly made Thanksgiving or business trips through Baraboo and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Geir
Reedsburg
Dinner guests share Thanksgiving at Niemann home
Mr and Mrs John Niemann and family of White Mound Mr and Mrs George Niemann and daughter and Albert Kaney and Edward Karesses were entertained and served an elaborate dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Niemann on Thanksgiving day. Mr and Mrs John Jennings and family spent the week end with
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Niemann
White Mound
George Niemann
Albert Kaney
Edward Karesses
Fred Niemann
John Jennings
Balzer Pasture at Cassell Being Plowed for First Time
The Balzer pasture at Cassell is being plowed for the first time in memory of the oldest settler, with expectations of a large corn crop next year. November weather and abundant fall plowing contrast with December. Local families holidaying at Prairie du Sac and homes in transition are noted while illness visits several households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balzer
California
R. S. Babington
Prairie du Sac
Lena
Whitewater Normal
Ruth Babington
Milwaukee
la Verne Ott
George Foye
Miles Meng
John Pieper
Haran Foye
Gustavo Geng
Herbert Farris
Lodi
Wesley Bills
Farris
Roy Reeve
Lorenz Tarnutzer
Jack Rindle
Corant Harris
Witwen
Potterville
Baraboo
Prairie du Sac Man Passes Away
West Point and Prairie du Sac mourn the death of N. W. Stephens who lived in Prairie du Sac for years. Funeral held at the son Albert’s farm home with Rev. Liubke officiating. Numerous local residents attend the service and related visits are noted from Baraboo Madison and Baraboo areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Sac
West Point
Illnesses Reported In La Valle And Surrounding Areas
Miss Norma Briggs of La Valle has been ill for several days with a sore throat. Elizabeth Bowden is ill with a sore throat. Mrs. William S. Bowden visited Baraboo. Little Marlin Courtier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Courtier, is very ill with pneumonia. Miss Ruth Schwartz of Spring Green spent Thanksgiving with her parents, the Charles Schwartz family. Myes Ethel Miller of Madison and Miss Marcella Stein brink of North Freedom were also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Briggs
la Valle
Elizabeth Bowden
William S. Bowden
Baraboo
Little Marlin Courtier
Ray Courtier
Ruth Schwartz
Spring Green
Charles Schwartz
Myes Ethel Miller
Madison
Marcella Steinbrink
North Freedom
Local Socials and Visits Across Madison Area
Mrs Leone Barnett of Madison enjoyed a few days at her father Joe Duddlester’s and the Wm Barnett families. Rev Ineham conducted Bible school services as Rev Peckham was called to Ohio by his son’s wife death. Mrs Dr Miller hosted ladies in honor of Mrs Leona Barnett with more gatherings before her Sunday departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Barnett
Madison
Joe Duddlester
Wm. Barnett
Ineham
Bible School
Peckham
Ohio
Dr. Miller
Lady Friends
Leona Barnett
Myron Barnett
Charles Pugh
Eber Pugh
Reedshure
James Pugh
la Velle
John H. Becker
W. St. Fuller
Baraboo
Wroceoff
George Marshall
Emmi Friz
Milwaukee
Cvitur t Creek Briefs Of Thanksgiving Week
Willis Bear event severe acts at Madhomics week visit 1g her daughter Mrs Richard Boissil. Mrs Walter Pierce went to Chicago for the International Fat Stock show. She will visit her brother Roger and a sister at Mr Pierce. George Carpenter and Wilber Cahoon families drove to Madison to bring Marie Carpenter home for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Richard Boissil
Walter Pierce
Chicago
Roger
Pierce
George Carpenter
Wilber Cahoon
Madison
Marie Carpenter
Lawrence McGilvra
Elroy
Alwin
Willis Schaefer
W. Cahoon
Ora
Paul Cahoon
Mable Brswell
Albert Templin
George
Floyd Carpenter
Walter Rademacher
Ormand Capener
Roger Vethe
Charles Gust
Winnifred Welch
Glen Hill
Fanny Hill
Mrs. Astle
Miss Simonds
D. S. Welch
Fern Markham Leaves For Nurse Training
Miss Fern Markham, two years’ clerk at the Retsburg store, left last week for West to study nursing. Many will miss her presence at the local store.
Johnson Studio Offers Christmas Photograph Prize
Friends seek a high quality photograph from Johnson Studio as a memorable Christmas prize opportunity.
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Johnson Studio
Carr Valley Man Injures Eye In Woods
Carr Valley man Gasser sustained an eye injury when a brush fragment struck him in the woods. The pain was severe but the condition improved. Mrs. Peter Vosen is ill with gastritis. Charles Elsesser traveled from La Crosse to assist. Jerry Doyle has rented his farm and moved to Reedsburg. The Gasser sisters and Hazel Bingham returned to school duties at Reedsburg after Thanksgiving. Marguarite Schiuter fell and broke a collar bone but is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasser
Carr Valley
Charles Elsesser
la Crosse
Peter Vosen
Jerry Doyle
Reedsburg
Marcella
Agnes Gasser
Hazel Bingham
Marguarite Schiuter
Flour Sale Ad Promises Savings on High Grade Flour
Saturday sale offers Midas Flour at 1.95 per sack and 750 per bag cash only. N. H. Smith Fuel & Wise Co guarantees satisfaction with money refunds. Opportunity to buy a bag at below wholesale prices. Store contacts listed as phone 136 and store phone 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midas
N. H. Smith Fuel & Wise. Co
Social notes and Thanksgiving visitors in Baraboo region
J A Morey and son Howard of Birchwood visited Mr and Mrs S King and Mrs Edgar Oninn in Madison and Hill Point, while many from Baraboo attended Thanksgiving events. The Baraboo WCTU plans a silver medal contest December 13 at the M E Church as families travel, host gatherings, and locals move to Napanee Indiana and Milwaukee for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Morey
Howard
Birchwood
S. King
Madison
Edgar Oninn
Hill Point
Herman Ratzberg
Monroe Mitchiem
Baraboo
Ableman
Napenee
Ind
Jrnus Wolfe
P. Loos
Alice Marshall
Okee
Charles Loos
Edward Loos
Daniel Kennedy
Lodi
Daniel Premo
Charles G. Herr
H. R. Pigg
Alice
Ruth
Archie Shanks
Weiland
Greenfield
Agnes Marshall
Caledonia
Baraboo W. C. T. U
M. E
T. S. Wells
Lyle
Horace Wells
Lisie
Texas
Hugh Borchers
P. J. Conway
Sparta
Community dance and benefit at Towers hall
Manston with Hugh Borders hosts a December 8 dance for young and old in Towers hall with music by Gundersons orchestra. Proceeds aid Ervin Hein as neighbors celebrate Thanksgiving and entertain guests including J M Gross and Scott Warne families. Card of thanks praises those who helped save a childhood home during a recent fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towers Hall
Ervin Hein
Gunderson
E. L. Gross
J. M. Gross
Scott Warne
Hazel
Floyd Gross
West Merrimack
Herman Gierman
Greenfield
Irwin Hein
War Savings Stamps Cash Purchase Offered by Bank
On and after December 26 this bank will pay cash to individual owners for War Savings Stamps not registered due January 1 1923. First National Bank Baraboo Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Baraboo
Wis
Old Uncle Berry Fowlkes Said to Be 136 Years Old
The article reports Uncle Berry Fowlkes of Gates Tennessee claimed as the oldest man in the United States aged 136. Born a slave in the South, he served on plantations, was sold for 550 dollars before the Civil War, and later helped guard livestock against Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry” Fowlkes
Gates
Tenn
United States
Washington
Robert Fulton
Berry
South Carolina
Tennessee
Tenmessee
S.avery Day
Evidence found at Jamieson crossing wreck site
Federal agents examining the Jamieson crossing wreck in Poynette found liquor in the auto. Jake Oberling of Beaver Dam is named as the boot maker who sold it to the occupants for seven dollars per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wres
Poynftt
Jamieson Crossing
Poynette
Jake Oberling
Beaver Dam
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Mary Blank
Superior
Emily Priest
John Ende
Ernest
Townsend
Lucille Squires
Lester Randall
Benito
Mr. Ende
South
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H. D. Kelley
Guy Davis
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Winfield
Cassell
N. W. Stephens
Albert
Liubke
Olive Riches
Camp Douglas
Arthur Wegner
Floyd
General Hospital
Myra Bean
Howard Baldwin
Oro Odell
Lucille Neu
Holmes Baldwin
H. G. Drew
Stekting
Mary Hatt
Dorothy
Albert Stelter
Cudahy
Harriet Conger
la Crosse Normal
Arnold Vieth
Mineral Point
A. G. Gruber
Lena Babington
Wesley Davis
M. C. Moore
Albright
Brethauer
W. T. Kelsey
Rachel
Wm Kelsey
Miriam
Katharine Felix
Harris
Pardeeville
Elwyn
Dam Heights
John Behmar
Japan
John O Behmer
Cviturt
Fern Markham
Retsburg
Walter Harris
O. Goodell
F. Stabnaw
Harold Kohlimyer
ITER
Mmerrimage
Manston
Hugh Borders
By the
Way
Wiliam Steinbrink
Kendall
English Channel
Captain Webb
William T. Burgess
Webb
Burgess
M. F. Foley
Great Northern Nursery
Baraboo, Wis
Physicians
Allen Ride
Postoffice
Thompson
Edwards
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