Royal Neighbors Elect Officers at Black Hawk Lodge
The Royal Neighbors of Black Hawk held an officer election with Grace Hossig as Oracle and Minnie Brown as Vice Oracle. Other posts include Chancellor Olive Andersen and Recorder Edith Rieser. Also noted are births, funerals, and social events in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
R. N. of A
Oracle
Grace Hossig
Minnie Brown
Olive Andersen
Edith Rieser
Margaret Schneller
Marshall
Alena Barlen
Inner Sentinel
Barbara Lusby
Outer Sentinel
Mary Scholl
Agnes Haberman
Bertha Federman
Sara Andersen
C.L. Sprecher
John Schiess
John Schnelleyz
Dan Rosmiller
A.b
Chicago
Lidia Keller
Geo. Keller
Wm. Keller
Fred Raedel
Roy Raedel
Spring Green
Ed. Fuchs
Harrisburg
Ella Lohr
John Lohr
P. Schneller
Roland Schaefer
Local social and illness notes from Kilbourn area
Bromberger is seriously ill with La grippe cared for by James Latham. Several residents are listed as ill or recovering. Higbee and Dunham family weekend visit in Quincy. Joe Steffen visits his father C Steffen in town. Fern Gibson and son Harry visit Mrs Frank Gibson. Women’s Relief Corps welcomed by Mrs Drew and Mrs Milo Harris. Murray returns from Idaho visiting daughter Mrs Dick Bullis. Fletcher on sick list. Willis Stearns critically ill with pneumonia at George Hoisington's home. Alice Helter visits Florence Nelson in Newport. Bowser visits daughter Mrs Bruce Gibson. About twenty attend Dorothy Belter’s fifth birthday. light refreshments served. J C Arntz on sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bromberger
James Latham
Claude Higbee
Quincy
Ed. Dunham
Joe Steffen
Illinois
C. Steffen
Fern Gibson
Harry
Frank Gibson
Drew
Milo Harris
Woman’s Relief Corps
C. D. Murray
Idaho
Dick Bullis
A. W. Fletcher
Willis Stearns
George Hoisington
Alice Helter
Florence Nelson
Newport
David Bowser
Bruce Gibson
August Belter
Little Dorothy
J. C. Arntz
Community Notes From Lyons Nurture News
Mrs. Watson hosts a birthday party for sister Mrs. Geo Tinkham. Families relocate to Crossman place and Ramont house. Thanksgiving visits and winter plans recur as locals travel to Kentucky and Hibbing. Banner Sunday totals 100 in attendance, 8.65 collected. Health updates show Mrs. Sansum improving and Mrs. Kennedy slowly recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Sean
Lyons Family Moves North Reported in Minnesota Trip
A brief item notes Jas. Harris returning from an auto trip to Minneapolis and northern points. Harris, at home for a few days from Beaver Dam, reports that the Lyons families have recently moved to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Jas. Harris
Beaver Dam
Lyons
Spring Green People and Events Brief
Arthur Bargenbrick butter maker from Kielsmier underwent surgery at General hospital in Madison for an injury from World War II service. Wallace Claridge of Lodgepole, SD visited family on return from Chicago with shipment of lambs. Mr and Mrs Henry Farris welcomed a daughter born Thursday Nov 30. The Spring Green tax rate is 28.08 per thousand, down from last year. H C Harrison attended fat stock show in Chicago. Mrs Malcolm Douglas, widow of Esther Grinnell, returned to Stevens Point last week. B F Davies hunted deer in northern state returning Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bargenbrick
Kielsmier
Madison
General Hospital
Wallace Claridge
Lodgepoly
South Dakota
Geo. Claridge
Chicago
Henry Farris
W. C. Schwanke
Lone Rock
A. E. Young
Thos. W. King
Milwaukee
Spring Green
H. C. Harrison
Malcolm Douglas
Esther Grinnell
Stevens Point
B. F. Davies
Parishioners and families visit Baraboo and nearby towns
Mrs. Robert Malloy cared for her daughter with scarlet fever in Adams for a month and thanks friends for cards. Mrs. Dan Smith and Enid returned to Owen Wisconsin after two weeks with relatives in Baraboo. Ernest Ziegler returns to Ed McGilvra farm after summer in Evansville. Frank Attridge hosts a birthday dinner for Miss Clara Attridge in Baraboo. Ida and Ella Attridge visit Ralph Plummer. Irvin Bump attends A C conference in La Valle. Hilda Blakeslee resumes teaching after a week off due to her brothers injuries in a car crash. Gus Seils of Baraboo visits Otto Seils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Malloy
Adams
Wm. Kunkel
Kunkel
Dan Smith
Enid
Owen Wisconsin
Baraboo
Ernest Ziegler
Evansville
Ed. McGilvra
Frank Atttridge
Clara Attridge
Ida
Ella Attridge
Ralph Plummer
Irvin Bump
la Valle
A. C
Hilda Blakeslee
Gus Seils
Otto
Sunshine Returns After Clouds Lifted Throughout Community
Neva Rick missed several days of school due to a severe cold. Carrie Lawrenz spent Sunday in Reedsburg. Rily Behn was ill last week but has recovered. Mrs. Ross Schultis of East Delton visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Lindsay. Many neighbors attended the Choral Club event at E Scultis's last Friday evening and reported a pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Rick
Carrie Lawrenz
Reedsburg
Rily Behn
Ross Schultis
East Delton
James Lindsay
E. Scultis
Thanksgiving House Gatherings Reported in Mortimer Valley
Arthur Hutchens entertained the Hutchens families and Edna Hutchens along with the Peters couple for Thanksgiving. Albert Jackson hosted the Wesleyan Methodist society, while Dolph Mortimer hosted Dolph Mortimer and family and John Mortimer households also celebrated.
Squires Return From Michigan Visit Prompt Wisconsin Talk
Mrs A W Squires came back to Naperville after six weeks in Michigan visiting friends and noting that Mr and Mrs Frank Schigner of Eau Claire hope to sell and move back to Wisconsin if possible. The Moose Lodge ladies surprised Mrs Ray Richardson with gifts and music. Florence Du Bois from Chicago visited Mr Wm Britton and will spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs Allen Bass. Reuben Smith has returned home in Mauston after a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Squires
Michigan
Frank Schigner
Eau Claire
Wm. Britton
Allen Bass
Reedsburg
Reuben Smith
Mauston
Grace church revival underway with Chicago helper
Mrs Squires travels with F A Squires family and Potter buyers from Wisconsin. Mrs A Squires ill since return from Mich with illness possibly caused by visiting. Harry Von Branch of Chicago assists Rev L C Schmidt in a two week revival at Grace church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Squires
Mr Smith
Harry Richardson
Floyd Squires
Wisconsin
A. Squires
Mich
Harry von Branch
Chicago
L. C. Schmidt
Grace Church
Fairfield E R Thomas Visits County Farm for Fire Damage Inquiry
Fairfield E R Thomas led a committee to the county farm Monday to inspect fire damage and plan a new building. Merton Webster traveled to Reedsburg Thursday to fetch his ill mother Dorothea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Webster. Mrs. Webster aided the family move from the John Ende farm to the Dav Donahue farm two miles north. Ray Turner couple celebrate a newborn Dec 1. Louis Wagner and Mrs Wagner visited the Webster home Sunday. Harley Wilcox moved to the Jake Tegerdine farm, and W T Loomis rented the vacated house. Several locals attended the Country Life association in Baraboo last week and enjoyed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Thomas
Merton Webster
Reedsburg
Little Dorothea
Rolla Webster
Practical Christmas Gifts Line Promotes Broad Selection
Settergren Howe Co advertises a large range of practical Christmas gifts to please everyone, inviting shoppers to view the catalog before purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Settergren Howe. Co
Newlyweds Given Shower in Ableman
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Giebel recently married were honored with a Wednesday evening shower at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Steinhorst in Ableman They plan to reside on the groom s farm near Delton Local visiting included Mr and Mrs Wm P Egerer and Mr and Mrs John Ninneman at Reedsburg Mrs Nellie Scharinke of Mobridge S D left for Beloit after visiting Miss Sadie Greeney A hard time dance is set for Carlin s hall Friday night Other local visits and social gatherings are noted with families from Delton Reedsburg Loganville Hillpoint Baraboo and nearby communities Also mentioned are church groups L N Club and Damen circle activities and a matinee at the Ringling theatre followed by supper at Mrs Meyer s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Giebel
Fred Steinhorst
Ableman
Delton
Wm. P. Egerer
John Ninneman
Reedsburg
Nellie Scharinke
Mobridge
S. Dak
Sadie Greeney
Beloit
Carlin’s Hall
Albert Klipp
Walter Busch
John Klipp
Della
Irma
Loganville
Hillpoint
Henry Behnke
Dick Krueger
Ernest Hettman
Otto Frames
Chicago
L. N. Club
John Hindes
Lutheran Sewing Circle
Mesdames
Aug. Darnke
Wm. Meier
Meyer
Julius Gall
Damen Circle
Wm. C. Holtz
Walter Gropp
Baraboo
Block
North Winfield Folks Visit Baraboo Newport and Delton
Mrs Joe Lewis and Orvalle and Helen Lewis went to Baraboo last Saturday. Edward and Chris Stemner of New Butler visited with Mr and Mrs Gust Lewis. Mrs L P Lewis visited Newport relatives and attended Newport church on Thanksgiving Day. Gust Lewis and Lloyd Lewis called on Ben Gilbert Sunday. Wayne Newell and family visited Carl Anchor’s home. Mrs James Lamar visited Newport relatives. Thomas Wilson stays at Percy Lamar home. Joe Lewis attended church in Newport Sunday. Fred Andrews spent Sunday at his Delton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lewis
Orvalle
Helen Lewis
Baraboo
Edward
Chris Stemner
New Butler
Gust Lewis
L.P. Lewis
Newport
L. P. Lewis
Lloyd Lewis
Ben Gilbert
Wayne Newell
Dora
Hazel Newell
Billy and
Merriott Newell
Carl Anchor
James Lamar
Thomas Wilson
Percy Lamar
Fred Andrews
Delton
Sunday Visitors Blur City Ties Across Town
Sally City’s Edgar Meyer of Bellville visited over Sunday. Henry Fisher spent Sunday with Harrisburg relatives. Peter Keller and family of Greenfield visited the city. Milo Simons and family of Greenfield stayed with Dr. and Mrs. S C Keller. Mabel and Thena Thurner visited Black Hawk friends. The Settergren Hardware Co advertises Christmas gifts including washing machines irons toasters and casseroles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Meyer
Bellville
Henry Fisher
Harrisburg
Peter Keller
Greenfield
Milo Simons
S. C. Keller
Mabel
Thena Thurner
Black Hawk
Settergren Hdw: Co
Prairie du Sac Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Prairie du Sac and nearby towns feature a stream of visits and events. Notable items include Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Lieder returning from a wedding trip to Milwaukee and Chicago, Fred Waffenschmidt purchasing the Andrew Kindschi residence in the north part of town, and births including a son to Mr. and Mrs. August Prodoehl. Lucius Prader of Baraboo visits, Kilbourn home talent troupe performs at Bonham theatre, and Prairie du Lac Bowlers fall to Baraboo at Bonham alleys. Roy Sisson of Grayville Illinois welcomes a daughter born December 2 in nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Lieder
Milwaukee
Chicago
Fred Waffenschmidt
Sumpter
Andrew Kindschi
August Prodoehl
Doris McPherson
Madison
C. W. Oakey
E. J. Schoephoerster
Prairie du Lac
Bonham
Baraboo
Lucius Prader
Roy Sisson
Grayville
Ill
Roy Eveleth
Lyndon Station
G. C. Powers
Harry A. Page
H. V. Page
N. C. Woodin
Box Social at Kirkwood Raises Over Fifty Dollars
A box social at the home of Mr. and Mrs Roy Spaulding on November 23 raised a little over fifty two dollars. Pupils performed a Thanksgiving influenced program organized by teacher Miss Hortense Koenecke. Local residents visited relatives and attended church events around Greenfield and Winfield with several families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Spaulding
Hortense Koenecke
Louis Wichern
Arthur
Elizabeth Owen
Greenfield
Leo Graff
Delavan
John Paddock
Duane Peck
Schroeder
Charles
City
Guy Weidenkopf
Henry P. Woll
Leona
Cedric
Charles Randall
W. C. Rodgers
Presbyterian Church
Local Social News From Sandusky And Loganville
Sunday visits filled the list as Mr. and Mrs. Joe Weitzel and son Donald traveled to the August Weener home near Loganville and Elmer Angie with Ervin joined others at Martin Gous ling’s. The two Blakeslee boys hurt in a recent crash are improving. Funeral services for D L Stombaugh were held at his home and church with Rev Bechtolt officiating and four grandsons as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Weitzel
Donald
Loganville
Elmer Angie
Ervin
Martin Gousling
Gladys
Ray Grover
G. A. Powell
Blakeslee
Jake Wolfe
A. Frye
D. L. Stombaugh
Announcement of Auto Parts Shop Takeover at Gem City Garage
Tony Koberstein announces he has taken over the stock of automobile accessories and parts formerly owned by Earl Schilling at the Gem City Garage. He offers service to all former customers and new customers with guaranteed work and a promise of prompt service. Telephone 73 J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Schilling
Gem City
Contested Consolidated Schools Debate At Sumpter Church
On Friday evening at the Sumpter church a debate on consolidated schools will be held with W. Welsh and Harold Hill for the affirmative and Floyd Bass and John Gibbs for the negative. Miss Scott of University Extension Division Madison will judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumpter Church
W. Welsh
Harold Hill
Floyd Bass
John Gibbs
Miss Scott
Universiy Extension Division
Madison
Baraboo Livestock Shipping Association Offers Feed Goods
The Baraboo Livestock Shipping association will sell soft coal kiln dried ground limestone bran shorts and oil meal from the car. Phone orders early to W C Rodewald 1623 Formgr Remember we ship livestock every Wednesday for any one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo Livestock Shipping Association
W. C. Rodewald
Errimack Folk to R N A Meet at Madison
Those who attended the R N A convention at Madison on Thursday include Mrs. Dennis Bayles Mrs. BE Gross Mrs. Scott Warne Mrs. R D Wood and others. Several locals and visitors were noted at events, visits, and funerals with a mix of travel and household updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errimack
Madison
Loretta Family Moves From Loretto To Baraboo
James L. Fleming and family plan to relocate from Loretto to Baraboo to reside. Philip Dwyer and Wilfrid Dederich attended calls in Reedsburg on Sunday. Elizabeth Welch from Marshfield visits the M. Mears home. Mr and Mrs Jake Carberry of Richland Center spent Sunday at the W A Dwyer residence. Agatha Dwyer a Grove School teacher spent the weekend at home. Mrs C J Dawse spent several days with relatives in Bear Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Fleming
Loretto
Baraboo
Philip Dwyer
Wilfrid Dederich
Reedsburg
Elizabeth Welch
Marshfield
M. Mears
Jake Carberry
Richland Center
W. A. Dwyer
Agatha Dwyer
Grove School
C. J. Dawse
Bear Valley
Christmas Din ner and the Dyspepsia Problem
The article argues that dyspepsia reflects a weak stomach, not a bad cook, and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy. It notes the tonic medicine aids digestion, stimulates appetite, and relieves dyspepsia while Hood's Pills ease biliousness and constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Local Social Notes From Loganville Area
Mrs. Cora Fisher and Cazenovia visitors at the A Leicher home last week. An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. August Steckleberg is convalescing from pneumonia. The Machow couple welcome a son. Several couples visited the W Kruse home on Sunday. J H Licht moves to a new west side residence. Santa Claus leaves holiday goods at Mrs. Ware’s store. Fay Ware Agnes Lahey and Mike Croal attended the Fiske O’Hara play in Baraboo. Mrs. Will Schacke to host embroidery club next Thursday. Mrs. Dora Riggert went to La Valle to help care for a newborn nephew at the Yech home. George Hast won the gents prize at the board party. Mrs. Herman Timnicke and Sam Dearholt walked home with the booby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Fisher
Cazenovia
A. Leicher
August Steckleberg
Lucas Machow
Ware
Will Voss
Ed Ruch
W. Kruserh
J. H. Licht
Santa Claus
George Hast
Herman Timnicke
Sam Dearholt
Mrs Urban Mather Called to Baraboo by Illness and Death
Mrs Dolly Weirich, formerly of Sumpter, died prompting Mrs Urban Mather to travel to Baraboo. Mrs L O Kindschi is recovering from pleurisy. Iva Bayles and her young daughter left for Los Angeles after a farewell hosted by L Kindschi. The Home Circle club met at S Premo’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urban Mather
Baraboo
Dolly Weirich
Weirich
Sumpter
L. O. Kindschi
Iva Bayles
Los Angeles
Cali
L. Kindschi
Home Circle Club
S. Premo
Mother Tells Of Fine Results With Tanlac
Milwaukee mother Marie Dilges reports Tanlac restored her family’s health. She says nerves improved, indigestion vanished, kidneys and chest pains eased, and she gained ten pounds. She also notes two children gained strength, appetite, and sleep after taking Tanlac. Ads cite Fisher Bros Baraboo, Henry Thiemann Reedsburg, and G Naffz Sauk City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Dilges
Winnebago Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Tanlae
Florence
Taniac
Tanlac
Baraboo
Fisher Bros
Reedsburg
Henry Thiemann
Sauk City
G. Naffz
Adv
1921 Officers Elected and Meeting Planned
The 1921 officers were elected: President Mrs Urban Mather, vice president Mrs John Meissers, secretary Mrs Roy Hoover, and treasurer Mrs Charles Ploetz. The next meeting is at Andrew Gruber's on Wednesday January 5 for dinner. Mrs J P Kindschi attended a funeral in Black River Falls Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weer
Urban Mather
John Meissers
Roy Hoover
Charles Ploetz
Andrew Grubers
J P. Kindschi
Black River Falls
W R C Elects Officers In Reedsburg Meeting
The W. R. C. held elections on Saturday December 4 electing President Mary Tibbits Sr Vice Bernice OConnor Jr Vice Olive Gulliford Treasurer Ida Kelley Chaplain Jane Winckler Conductor Louisa Smith Guard Evelyn Phillips and two delegates to Antigo convention Mary Tibbits and Alice Collins Also notes travel and local events including visits and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tibbits Sr
Bernice O’connor Jr
Olive Gulliford
Ida Kelley
Jane Winckler
Louisa Smith
Evelyn Phillips
Antigo
Mary Tibbits
Alice Collins
Our City
Ed. van Kelsen
Crosby, Minn
Glen Howland
W. E. Moore
Baraboo
Clarence Farnworth
Joe Crogan
Galesville
S. A. Collins
Hillsboro
Joe Jalenik
Cazenova
C. M. Atkins
Paul Townsend
John Ende
Leo Grover
Benito
Texas
Will Ramsey
Maragret
California
South Park Street
Albert Powell
Fred Lueders
Medinah Temple Plans Largest Masonic Temple
Medinah Temple Association signs a ninety nine year lease for an entire block bounded by Cass Ohio and Ontario in Chicago. A $1,500,000 temple will be erected within two years, making it the largest Masonic temple in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Ohio
Ontario Street
Chicago
Medinah Temple Association
Let Tergren Hardware Co Sale On Boys Toys
The Let Tergren Hardware Company advertises a sale on boys sleds skis skates wagons bicycles air guns rifles jackknives tool chests and toys highlighting a broad assortment for young shoppers at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettergren Hdw. Co
For Sale Registered Short-horn Cows and Heifers
For sale by F. C. Attridge two short horn cows and heifers a registered bull and Y grade yearlings contact at 1628 F14 by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Attridge
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Kilbourn
Garree F Fairfirt
Exceliar
Mortimer Valley
Arthur Hutchens
Wm Hutchens
Edna
Marvin Peterson
Albert Jackson
Wesleyan Methodist Society
Dolph Mortimer
John Mortimer
Oscar Shore
Wm. Shore
Will Thoenes
Nell Atkinson
Stowe
Ironton
Glee Hutchens
Dorothy Shore
Naperville
Fairfield
North
Winfield
Sally City
Prairie DU Sac
Kirkwood Box
Sandusky
R. N
Dennis Bayles
BE. L. Gross
Scott Warne
R. D. Wood
M. C. Goedecke
Ninnian Shanks
Oliver Mather
Elson Mather
A. E. Dennis
John McLean
F. E. Tryon
Ned Norris
L. C. Halbman
George Loos
Evelyn Talbot
Superior
Charles Stewart
John Meyers
George W Noyes
Edith Demorest
Grace
Omaha
Ned
Hazel
Edward Rogers
Vaughn
Lewis Park
J. N. Brownrigg
Arthur C. Hills
Nebraska
D L Humphrey
Rewey
Herman Ratzberg
Hillpointy
S. King
S. B. Noyes
H. T. Noyes
Rachel
Mableman
Bernice Perry
Myrtle .Kinnis
Edward Loos
Anna
Phoebe Loos
Okee
E. L. Gross
Eleanor
Thomas Corcoran
Loretta
Stimpter
Medinah
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