Funeral for Charles Blake in Baraboo
Charles Blake, once a Baraboo boy now of Chicago, had funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm from his sister Mrs. Frank Hunter’s Walnut street home. Rev. W W Moore officiated with two hymns sung by Miss Olga Reinking. Pallbearers were Oscar Doppler William Oole Charles Rote C M Du Bois Bert Fosnet and Chris Kramer. Burial followed in Baraboo cemetery with Mr and Mrs Gannon of Lodi among attendees.
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Charles Blake
Chicago
Baraboo
Frank Hunter
Walnut Street
W. W. Moore
Olga Reinking
Oscar Doppler
William Oole
Charles Rote
C. M. du Bois
Bert Fosnet
Chris Kramer
Funeral service for Mrs. Theo Yarkie in Merrimack
The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at the Merrimack church led by Rev. E. O. Coontz. A quartet and organist provided music. Bearers included Alfred Cook, Cecil Cook, Clarence Gasser, Bill Yorkie, Oscar Geddy, and Harley Squires. Burial followed between Merrimack and Prairie du Lac. She was a member of Baraboo A C church and many mourners attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Yarkie
Merrimack
E. O. Coontz
Irving Bump
Charles Rooney
Coontz
Ruth Prothero
Alfred
Cecil Cook
Clarence Gasser
Bill Yorkie
Oscar Geddy
Harley Squires
Buriel
Prairie du Lac
Baraboo A. C
Obituaries for Radius, Saare, Schwartz and Morse in Baraboo area
Obituaries report Julius Radius of Seven Mile Creek dying at a Milwaukee sanitarium and burial in Greenwood cemetery Reedsburg with services at the Baptist church. John F Saare dies at St Marys Ringling hospital burial in Baraboo cemetery with services by Rev Henke. Baptist Schwartz dies after influenza at Plain aged nearly 80. Elaine Dawn Morse, three, buried after Thanksgiving accident. services held at family home with Rev Henke and Miss Reinking.
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Julius Radius
Seven Mile Creek
Milwaukee
Reedsburg
Greenwood Cemetery
The
Baptist Church
Oona
T Muirdale Arsijgariun
Elaine Dawn Morse
Marcella Morse
John Jesson
First Avenue
E. C. Henke
Funeral for Gus Hass Sr. Held in Reedsburg Home
The funeral for Gus Hass Sr. of Reedsburg was conducted at his home on South Park Street by the St. Johns Lutheran church pastor. He died of pneumonia after long feeble health. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs. Charles Bonning, and three sons Gus, Alvin of Reedsburg and Arthur of Argyle. one son predeceased. Interment followed in St. Johns cemetery.
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Gus Hass
Reedsburg
South Park Street
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hass
Charles Bonning
Gus
Alvin
Arthur
Argyle
St. Johns Cemetery
Mrs Theo Yarkie's Life Story Recorded in Sauk County
Obituary and local notices recount the life of Mrs. Theo Yarkie born October 15 1892 in Sumpter Sauk County Wisconsin deceased November 26 1922 near Merrimack Wisconsin at age 30. She taught in Sauk County schools six years and married Emil Yorkie on August 3 1921. Surviving relatives include her father A M Squires brothers Eugene Harley Earl Milo and Flora a Baraboo sister, grandmother Mrs Sherine Snu ires and several aunts uncles and church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrs
Theo. Yarkie
Theo. Squires Yarkie
Sumpter
Sauk County
Wisconsin
Merrimack
A. M. Squires
Baraboo
East Fairfield
South Delton
Oak Grove
Merrimack Township
Advent Christian Sunday School
Emil Yorkie
Eugene
Spokane
Wash
Harley
Earl
Milo
Flora
Sherine Snuires
Cipaga
Wis
I Rey
God
The
Advent Christian Church
Married Bohn Roach and Roach wed at Madison
Carl S. Bohn of Lime Ridge wed Winnifred Roach of Richland Center in Madison in a ring ceremony led by Rev. E C Menke. The Rowland service occurred Thursday noon at the home of Mr and Mrs William Rowland with Mrs William Rowland hosting a dinner. The couples plan to spend winter in Chicago and establish a home in Richville New York in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl S. Bohn
Lime Ridge
Winnifred Roach
Richland Center
Madison
Rowland
Rowland Charles E. Rowland
Richville
Jennie Rowland
Baraboo
William Rowland
Eighth Street
Ed. Rowland
Adams
Anni Rowland
Chicago
N.Y
Rader Claims Indiana Shucking Championship
Edward Rader of near Manilla in Rush and Shelby counties shucked 2,078 bushels of corn in twenty days on the Thomas J. Muir farm and hauled the grain to the crib, claiming the county shucking title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rader
Manilla
Rush
Shelby Counties
Indiana
Rader
Thomas J. Muir
Thanksgiving Visits Trace Through Local Families
Mrs Gaile Scott and son Alden visit Wm Scott home while Mrs Jessie Vicker hosts Thanksgiving. Edna Klicks spends Thanksgiving near Kilbourn. John Bass and Viva visit Ernest Bass in Fairfield. Lillian Rossow travels to Iowa to see sister. Szymanoski party from Milwaukee stays with August Szymanoski. several locals visit Mauston Lyndon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Green
Max Lamar
Chicago
Gaile Scott
Son Alden
Wm. Scott
Jessie Vicker
Edna Klicks
Kilbourn
John Bass
Viva
Ernest Bass
Fairfield
Lillian Rossow
Iowa
Charnley
Excelsior
John Szymanoski
Milwaukee
August Szymanoski
Mauston
Lyndon Surday
Lyons Man Cuts Leg Stitches Taken
Craig Holloway of Lyons cut his leg badly requiring several stitches last week. Mr and Mrs Harley Berkley hosted relatives for Thanksgiving dinner Thursday. Mrs Claude Hayden and Mrs Harold Hawkins of Altoona visited Geo Hawkins at home after a week’s stay. Emma Berkley and J Martin visited Mr and Mrs Gibbons of Walton at Reedsburg hospital. Max Hi and family E Edwards and family spent Thanksgiving at E B McCoy home in North Freedom. Opal Entoff ill with bronchitis. Max Springer family and Paul Henke home in Excelsior for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Holloway
Lyons
Harley Berkley
Claude Hayden
Harold Hawkins
Altoona
Geo. Hawkins
Emma Berkley
J. Martin
Jennie Berkley
Gibbons
Walton
Reedsburg Hospital
Mxx
E. Edwards
North Freedom
Wisconsin Club Organized in Honolulu by 23 Badgers
A Wisconsin club has been organized recently at Honolulu by 23 Wisconsin alumni. Col. William Hase 97 was elected president, Capt. J. Stuart Hamilton 22 vice president, Kim Tong Ho 12 treasurer, and Miss Etta Radke 16 secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Wisconsin
William Hase
J. Stuart Hamilton
Kim Tong Ho
Etta Radke
Dry Well Drilling Ends With Loss On Fred Edschied Farm
Three years and two months of drilling near Reeseville yielded no water after spending $9400. The crew faced granite and hard rock formations, getting stuck and advancing little. Despite patience and effort, the project failed and operations were suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Edschied
Reeseville
Local visits span Milwaukee to Chicago in family notices
North Fairfield the Anchor and Lewis families hosted visitors. Mr and Mrs Norman Anchor of Milwaukee called on James Anchor and Mrs Joe Lewis. Helen and Orville Lewis visited Kilbourn last Saturday. Julius Stemner of Butler and Carl Stemmer of Butler visited Gust Lewis. Loyd Lewis hosts Carlie Stemmer. Mrs Marshall Harrison Jr visits with her parents in Chicago. Royce Carr accompanies Henry Carr on a Chicago visit. Marian Lamar visits Max and Mrs Lamar in Chicago.
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Norman Anchor
Milwaukee
James Anchor
Joe Lewis
Helen
Orvile “Lewis
Kilbourn
Julius Stemner
Butler
Gust Lewis
Carlie Stemmer
Loyd Lewis
Marshall Harrison Jr
Henry Carr
Chicago
Royce
Marian Lamar
Max Lamar
Local Social and Home Activities in Baraboo Area
Mrs Baxter of Baraboo spent last week at the R A Prouty and Edward Devon homes. Mr Baxter drove up with his car Saturday afternoon and they returned home Sunday. Bart Cooper traveled to Beloit Tuesday seeking employment. Cladys Wertenhover attended the Westenhaver annion at Loganville Sunday and at Miss Westenhaver's parents’ home. Mr and Mrs Earl Westenhaver presented a play Early Vows at Miss Loretta Craker's school near Baraboo Tuesday evening. Miss Gladys Westenhaver starred as leading lady. Carpenters are finishing the interior of William Martin's new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meyer
Loganville
Hahn
Ware
Will Voss
Clara Donovan
Grand Marsh
E. Hamermiester
Lester Ware
Baraboo
Walter Schoephoerster
O. Tuhus
O. Twist
Oscar Wagner
Herb Westenhaver
Rob Kroll
Denver
Sam Phillips
Schultz
Phillips
Herman Winecke
H. G. Kruse
White Mound
F. C. Ninnaman
Lila
Martin Thiese
Herman Timmicke
Lime Ridge
C. F. Nieman
Ella Haz
W. Groshams
Embroidery Club
Martin Roewer
August Steinhorst
Walter Schenk
Ernest Voss
Herman Meyer
W. Thieding
Mert Leonard
Johnnard
Denyco
Mile Oa Rus
L.conara
Edom
Aug
H and Son
la Vale
Chas. Fisher
Cazenovia
Bert Leicher
A. Leicher
Westfield teacher hosts entertainment at Meyer school
Westfield teacher Miss Edna Wolfe lectured at Meyer school in Westfield with a basket social to raise funds for school purposes. Professor J. E. Pheps of Reedsburg spoke, and local families from Baraboo, La Valle, Adams, Ableman, Lodi, and nearby areas attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wolfe
Meyer School
Westfield
J. E. Pheps
Reedsburg
Ery
Bailies
George Bancroft
Lodi
Grand Weidman
Virginia Verthein
Charles Shanke
Otto Meyer
John Verthein
Henry Verthein
Frank Smith
Adams
Barabe
Fred Brooks
Oren
Eleanor Weidman
Marvel Johnston
Baby
Lime Ridge
H. A. Sutherland
Johnston
John Repka
Allis- Chalmers
Nye Pelton
Winfield
John Oetzman
Roy Brooks
Messrs
Grant
Kenneth Weidman
John Simon
Fred Sanders
Maple Hill
Ed Behn
Headaches and Constipation Promoted by Rocky Mountain Tea
Donovan's Pharmacy advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for headaches and constipation, claiming it cannot be beat. The copy emphasizes relief and daily use, highlighting the product as a preferred health aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Donovan’s
Veterans Nite Observed by Baraboo Posts
Baraboo host, one of the largest for its size with 68 veterans, held its annual Veterans Nite with 27 present. Members of Sauk City and Prairie du Lac posts joined Baraboo as those posts were discontinued. After a business session, speeches by F. R. Bentley, W. Moore, and E. B. Ake followed a Ladies of the Corps supper. Officers and delegates were elected for the G A R and the Woman’s Relief Corps offices.
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Sons of Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
Baraboo Post
Sauk City
Prairie du Lac
Baraboo
Woman’s Relief Corps
F. R. Bentley
W. W Moore
EB. C.ake
L. H. Palmer
W. Porter
D. M. Quiggie
T. J. Tuttle
Chaplin
James Dibble
N. Farnworth
Ticer
Sandford Wicks
J. W. Harrington
Laura Newman
S. O
Susie Gollmar J
Girl Teacher Seeks 25000 in Breach of Promise Suit
Geneva Moore a Madison school teacher sues Perry Fess a prominent Madison contractor for 25000 claiming breach of promise after an eight year romance. She testified she was capsized at Lake Waubesa eight years ago and rescued by Fess who proposed three days later.
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Geneva Moore
Perry Fess
Madison
Miss Moore
Lake Waubesa
Fess
Ministerial Association Meets in Baraboo
The December Baraboo Valley Ministerial association session met at the Presbyterian church starting 9:30 A M. Rev Kinley of Elroy presented The Reconstruction of Religion and Rev Whitney of Reedsburg led devotionals. A ladies team served a picnic dinner. Attendees included Revs Kinley Grundy Bowden Moore Beavin Truesdale Fisher Whitney Bibelheimer Goodenough and Moore among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo Valley
Local Meeting Set in Reedsburg Next Week
The notice lists attendees O Coontz S Hotchkiss Nuz um Henry Harris E Henke and William Rademacher. The next meeting is to be held in Reedsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Coontz
Hotchkiss
Nuzum
Henry Harris
E. ©. Henke
William Rademacher
Reedsburg
Welcome for New Pastor Draws Large Congregation
The Union service at the Congregational church welcomed Rev. Henry Harris as the new pastor, succeeding Rev. Malcolm Cameron. The event, from Pilgrim Congregational church in Madison, featured several city pastors and was led by Rev. W. W. Moore with a positive tone of cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Henry Harris
Malcolm Cameron
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Madison
W. W. Moore
Harris
Baraboo Odd Fellows Elects Officers in Regular Meeting
In Baraboo the I O O F held its regular meeting electing Noble Grand Fred Ohl Vice Grand Albert Burckhardt Secretary Charles Hackett Treasurer William Oole and Trustee for 3 years Fred News. Installations scheduled for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo I. O. O F. Sedge
Noble
Fred Ohl
Albert Burckhardt
Charles Hackett
William Oole
LocA Couple Mark 25 Years in Wesley Michigan
Mr and Mrs W D Birlies of Fifth Street celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at home in Wesley Michigan. A daughter Miss Helen organized a morning surprise with thirty relatives. Pink white crepe decorations, Victrola music and a bountiful dinner followed. The couple received silverware gifts in memory of the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Birlies
Fifth Street
Wesley
Michigan
Helen
Mrs. Holmes
House Wagon Burns at Delto on Larrington Hill
A house wagon drawn by horses and occupied by a moving family from Indiana rolled into a ditch on Larrington's hill at Delton. A cook stove caught fire and burned most clothing and bedding leaving the family destitute. Other notes mention illnesses and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larrington’s
Delton
Indiana
Chester Bell
Ivy
Hattie Risley
E C. Goman
la Valle
Julie Cole
Miss Gilbertson
Richland Center
John Chaffee
Coloma
M. L. Crane
Killing wild geese on Sauk Prairie farmsteads
Farmers on Sauk Prairie have killed several wild geese including those belonging to William Letser Arthur Wagner and Albert Zanft as part of a local pest control effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk Prairie
William Letser
Arthur Wagner
Albert Zanft
Terro’s Rocky Mountain Remedy Promises Vim and Vitality
Advertises a tonic named Terro’s Rocky Mountain from Donovan’s Pharmacy claiming to relieve headaches and constipation, boost appetite, and energize users. It targets women with word of mouth endorsement and promotes a lively, energetic lifestyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Donovan’s
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Pobert Smith
Robert Smith
Oliver EL Smith
John F. Saare
Melzi and McGann
St. Mary’s Ringling Hospital
Saare
South Street
Watertown
Adolph Andro
Raymond Roser
Ben Jones
Louis Gerou
F. E. Tryon
Herman Saare
Blair
Nebraska
C. C. Crowell
Omaha
Baptist Schwarrtz
Baptist Schwartz
Bavaria
Germany
Spring Green
Schwartz
Plain
Elaine Dawn
Bohn—Roach
Wisconsin Club
Ruth Goodell
Henry Behns
Ableman
Westfield M. E
Sutherland
Brooks
Celia
Oren Brooks
Will Alexander
Clarence Schulte
Errol Alexander
Harry Werthein
Percy
John Alexander
Henry Alexander
John Johnston
Lissa and
Beulah Johnston
North Fairfield
Ty T
August Goethe
Fred Braun
Badger Valley
Udo Braun
Virginia Werthein
George Shank
Charles Schanke
Hy Verthein
Harry Verthein
Hy Oetzman
Ed Oetzman
Walter Smith
Pearl Werthein
Floyd Fleming
George Borders
Ministerial Assn
ODD Fellows
Delto
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