Baraboo Bluffs Left Over From Last Week
Thanksgiving visitors and local relatives are listed with the Marquardt and Martin families. Mr and Mrs Will Bassett hosted a goose dinner. Lewis Martin joined the war effort going to Madison. Oscar Altpeter family visited Ski-Hi farm. Miss Mary Martin travels to Evanston Illinois for a weeks stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Delia Marquardt
Milwaukee
Nona Roberstein
North Freedom
Ed Martin
Will Bassett
Robert
Evelyn Marquardt
Kirkland
Lewis Martin
Local Social Roundup in Spring Green Details Visits and Moves
Miss Carrie Hanson recovers from pleurisy and is up again. Jack Flynn and son of Chicago visited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Flynn. Mrs. A. C. Hare and son spent time in Milwaukee with Roy Jones family. Miss Sue Pickar of Madison stayed with sister Mrs. Richard Dresen. James McCready sold his village residence to Miss Paulina Schumacher of Black Hawk. George Keller sold his restaurant to George Luther and Clem Brei. Otto Huffman and wife of Milwaukee stayed several days, disposing of household goods. Mrs. KE. G. Trumpf of Madison visited relatives. Miss Irene Schlosser, teacher in Decorah, Iowa, spent Thanksgiving at home. Frank Barnard visited Milwaukee on business. Miss Clara Pronold of Viroqua spent Thanksgiving with parents. Barney Fischer of Waterloo visited and shipped wood home. Miss Mathilda Schoenman of Horicon was home for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Fairchild visited Beloit and Camp Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Hanson
Jack Flynn
Chicago
Lawrence Flynn
A. C. Hare
Milwaukee
Mrs. Hare
Roy Jones
Sue Pickar
Madison
Richard Dresen
James McCready
Paulina Schumacher
Black Hawk
George Keller
George Luther
Clem Brei
Otto Huffman
KE. G. Trumpf
Irene Schlosser
Decorah
Frank Barnard
Clara Pronold
Nuzum Lumber Company
Viroqua
Sebastian Pronold
Barney Fischer
Waterloo
Mathilda Schoenman
Horicon
L. W. Fairchild
Beloit
Camp Grant
W F M S Box Packing Meeting Held at Lawrence Home
The annual W F M S box packing session occurred last Saturday at the William Lawrenz residence. A box for Olive Branch mission in Chicago was prepared. Attendance was lighter due to cold weather, but participants enjoyed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lawrenz
Olive Branch
Chicago
Fred Miller
la Crosse
George Behn
Helen Dryer
Oklahoma
Green
Carrie Lawrent
Merrimack
June
Luella Butterfield
Sparta
Charles Squires
Delton
Community Notes From SANDUSKY District
Johnnie Powell served as a caller Sunday at the Jason Prouty home. Alta Hart returned home from Gotham. Nellie Barkley hosted the ladies aid society with a good crowd. next meeting with Mrs. William Mead. Mary Croal visiting relatives in Reedsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Favier visiting sister in Madison. Mrs. Frank Williams recovering well after an operation. Everett Prouty from Fort Sheridan back home for a visit, then returned to duties. Ray Grover a Lime Ridge caller Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Powell
Jason Prouty
Alta Hart
Gotham
Nellie Barkley
Ladies’ Aid Society
William Mead
Mary Croal
Reedsburg
Paul Favier
Madison
Frank Williams
Everett Prouty
Fort Sheridan
Ray Grover
Lime Ridge
Sauk City Visitors and Local Arrivals
Mrs Walter Litscher and daughters Lucille and Lilah of Witwen visited Sauk and Prairie du Lac relatives. Tom Strobel of New Holstein visited his parents in the village. Mrs Marie Thiele and Dorothy returned to Buffalo Center after weeks with her mother Mrs Kath Woerth in the village, and Mrs Gottlieb Ott of Cassel visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Litscher
Lucille
Lilah
Witwen
Sauk
Prairie du Lac
Tom Strobel
New Holstein
George Strobel
Marie Thiele
Dorothy
Buffalo Center
Kath Woerth
Gottlieb Ott
Cassel
Old-time Friends Reunite as Mrs Ott Returns Home
Mrs R S Ott of Cassel returned Saturday from Madison hospital and is getting along nicely after treatment. Local acquaintances report a warm reunion with old-time friends here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Ott of
Cassel
Madison
Local notes from Baraboo area and surrounding towns
Bruno Schwenkhoff, who has worked in Reedsburg, has returned home. Miss Ida Geek of Honey Creek helps Mrs Goerks with housework. Harry Simon installed a milking machine for Ernest Hanger of North Freedom last week. Harold Elkington, coast artillery, has returned to Chicago to report for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno Schwenkhoff
Reedsburg
Ida Geek
Honey Creek
John Goerks
Harry Simon
Ernest Hanger
North Freedom
Harold Elkington
Coast Artillery
Chicago
Surprise Visit In Man Mound Neighborhood
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Harrison, recently moved from the west, were surprised by guests including Mr and Mrs Martin Wei rich and daughter, Mr and Mrs John Bayles and daughter Caroline, Mr and Mrs Louis A Johnson and daughter Della, and Mr and Mrs W M Wilkinson. They stayed until almost morning enjoying the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harrison
Man Mound
Martin Weirich
John Bayles
Caroline
Louis A. Johnson
Della
W. M. Wilkinson
South Westfield Visitors Return Home After Week
Lawrence Wills and sister Lydia of Alma Center and Willie and Mae Han usa of Humbird, guests of Carl Hanusa for a week, returned home Monday. Miss Elsie Hanusa accompanied them and returned home. Mrs. Frank Voss visiting Baraboo and North Freedom with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. August Heinz spent Sunday at the Herman Heinz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Wills
Lydia
Alma Center
Willie
Mae Hanusa
Humbird
Carl Hanusa
Elsie Hanusa
Frank Voss
Baraboo
North Freedom
August Heinz
Herman Heinz
Local Residents Take Short Trip and Community News
Lucile Kruse and others visited Middleton while Henry Pickar handled business in Spring Green. Marie Steinhorst works at the H A Buelow home and Raymond Block bought a Chevrolet. Mr and Mrs H A Buelow and Steinhorst visited the William Alwin home in Baraboo Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Kruse
Helen Pankalla
Henry Hanusa
Julius Alwin
Middleton
Henry Pickar
Spring Green
Marie Steinhorst
H. A. Buelow
Raymond Block
William Alwin
Baraboo
Local Social Notes From East Reedsburg Area
Henry White stayed several days with his aunt in Cazenovia last week. Clara Schmidt of the city visited Frank Haugh’s home on Sunday. Annie and Bessie Haugh were at H Tietje’s home Sunday. Wyla Tietje recently received a smallpox vaccination. Mr. and Mrs. A E White traveled to Cazenovia last Sunday. Local high school girls Misses Alice Woods and Lena Gaetzke spent the weekend at home. Miss Tillie Hanger was at home Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry White
Cazenovia
Clara Schmidt
Frank Haugh
Annie
Bessie Haugh
H. Tietje
Wyla Tietje
A. E. White
Alice Woods
Lena Gaetzke
Tillie Hanger
Red Cross benefit social clears cash for Loganville chapter
Last Friday evening Mr and Mrs John Nieman hosted a Red Cross benefit at their home for Franklin Social club. Lunch candy tickets and grab bag sales raised 30.25 to aid the new Loganville Red Cross chapter. Walter Prouty won a hand painted picture from the event. Local notes mention a lost cow, hospital operation, and several residents visiting or traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nieman
Clara Ruland
Far West
Belle Nieman
Detroit
Mich
Agnes Davey
Milwaukee
Jennings
Ruby
Bear Valley
George Scholl
Pat
Caledonia Woman Visits Chicago Sister and Family
Miss Emma Mueller left Saturday for Chicago to visit her sister Mrs. Andrew Abbott and family. Miss Matilda Eberlein hosted an oyster supper at her home last Saturday evening for the young people in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Mueller
Chicago
Andrew Abbott
Matilda Eberlein
Neighborhood Birthday Celebration Reported In Local Note
The piece notes a birthday celebration with enjoyable time for attendees. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hamilton visiting relatives in Dekorra from Friday to Monday. Fred Anacker organized a wood-hauling bee Tuesday. Mrs. H. Winke, recently ill, shows improvement. Hugo C. Kunow and family attended the funeral of Brs. Blankenburg in Baraboo. Due to cold weather, no services were held at the German M. E. church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hamilton
Dekorra
Fred Anacker
H. Winke
Hugo C. Kunow
Baraboo
Brs. Blankenburg
M. E
Foreclosure Suit In Sauk County Wisconsin
State of Wisconsin circuits Sauk County action by Carl Klein and Lena Klein against Mable Buxton H Mortimer Hattie Mortimer Lemuel C Stanley Francis K Jenkins Herbert Huntington Ralph E Kimball Bartholomew Ragatz and spouses and others to foreclose a mortgage on 10.42 acre NW quarter of NE quarter Sec 2 Township 11 Range 5 E and to quiet title. Plaintiffs attorney V H Cad y Baraboo Wis. December 6 1917 first insertion December 13 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Wisconsin
Sauk County
Carl Klein
Lena Klein
Mable Buxton
H. H. Mortimer
Hattie Mortimer
Lemuel C. Stanley
Francis K. Jenkins
Herbert Huntington
Ralph E. Kimball
Bartholomew Ragatz
Said Stanley
Jenkins
Huntington
Kimball
Ragatz
Mary R. Northup
Northup
V. Hh.cady
P. O
Baraboo
Wis
N. W
N. E
Skillet Creek Farmers Club Holds Meeting And Election
The Skillet Creek Farmers Club gathered at Mr and Mrs William Wicherns home with a school program led by Miss Bernice Wichern including song recitations and a skit. Red Cross secretary W A Toole received memberships as officers were elected and a skunks law debate decided in favor of repealing the law. The next meeting will be at Dwight Welchs house with Girl Scouts and Boys Agricultural Club in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skillet Creek Farmers’ Club
William Wichern
Skillet Creek School
Bernice Wichern
Harlan Hill
Harley Welch
Doris Wichern
Ora Cahoon
Edna Zantow
Alfred Zantow
W. A. Toole
Skillet Greek Branch
The
Red Cross
Wilber Cahoon
Dwight Welch
Bernice ‘Wichern
Girl Scouts
Boys’ Agricultural Club
Burden Sharers Meet at Rodgers Home in Kirkwood
Members of the Burden Sharers circle gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. W. C. Rodgers home for a social hour with Victrola selections. Edith Harris performed on piano with vocal and instrumental numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burden Sharers
W. C. Rodgers
Man Promises Gift for Wife From Hollister Tea
A man on the street declares his plan to buy Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a gift for his wife, promising it will please her most. The quotation is attributed to J. B. Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
J. B. Donovan
Mobilization Questionaire Instructions for Sauk County Registrants
Important notice to all registrants in Sauk County detailing new U S mobilization rules. It outlines cancellation of prior exemptions, seven day response deadline, five-class designation for call order, and strict honesty requirements. It urges consult with the Sauk County Advisory Committee and Legal Advisory Board for assistance, insisting on proper signatures and procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Sauk County
United Staes
Wisconsin
Legal Advisory Board
Buy Christmas Seals This Year War Push Aids TB Fight
The Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association intensifies its annual campaign as war raises TB danger. Citizens are urged to buy Christmas seals and place them on envelopes and packages mailed within the country to stamp out the white plague and aid families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Victor Moon to Seek Treatment in Chicago
Rev. Victor Moon of North Freedom will take a month leave and travel to Chicago this week for treatments or an operation at Wesleyan Hospital. On Sunday J. W. Warne preaches, Epworth League service that evening. James H. Dickie leaves for Houston Texas to work as stenotypist in the 108th Engineering corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Moon
North Freedom
Chicago
Wesleyan Hospital
J. W. Warne
Epworth League
James H. Dickie
Houston
Texas
108Th Engineering Corps
R. Q. Quayle
Northwestern Line
Dickie
Baraboo High Schoo
Baraboo Business College
Dismissed Minister Enters Sanitarium
Count Von Luxburg, the implicated German minister in Argentina, has suffered a nervous breakdown and seeks refuge in a sanitarium. An advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as improving blood purity, digestion, and overall vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count von Luxburg
Argentina
Man Mound Farmers Plan Regular Meeting and Elections
Greenfield reports a regular meeting of the Man Mound Farmers' club set for Friday evening at the school house with officer elections on the agenda. A Saturday gathering at J. Titus's home left neighbors praising the pleasant surprise and good time. Earl Squires and Mrs. F Kasten are both improving. Mid Winter Term starts January 2 with a free catalogue from Wisconsin Business University La Crosse Wis for graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Mound
Wisconsin Business Univershy
la Crosse
Wis
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Ad in 1886 Oath Notice
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner in Toledo that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Medicine. Notarized December 6, 1886 by A. W. Gleason. Company advertises testimonials and internal medicine claims. Sold by druggists. mentions Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
T.c. Hall
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Trio for Health
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and appetizer, Peptiron as an iron tonic for anemia and nervousness, and Hood's Pills as a liver and bowel remedy. It claims most people need at least one, urging readers to ask their druggist for all three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Boston
Prices at Fur Store G A Briggs Offer Bargains
Prices itemize men women and children footwear and rubbers with dollar amounts. Includes arctics boots overshoes and heavy lumberjacks. Mentions fur goods inventory and appeals for patronage from The Fur Store G A Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
G. A. Briggs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barabuo Bluffs
Dellona and Excelsior
Sandusky
Sauk Gity
North Baraboo
South Westfield
East
Caledonia
Skillet Grek Farmes’ Club
Kirkwood
Mary Willey
Robert Koenig
Prairie du Sac
Sauk City
Herbert Johnson
Eddie
Chris Willey
Charles Reutter
Zinc
Edgerton Berkeley
Lyons
Frank Feltz
Guy Weidenkopf
Tabernacle
Belle Brenner
Barabo
Winona
EB. E. Franklin
Fond du Lac
Charles Randall
Rockford, Ill
Evenson’s Pharmacy
James H. Hackett
Baraboo High School
Greenfield
Halifax
J. B. Donovan & Company
Feinberg Res
Eighth Ave
Xmas
McKay
T. Clavadatscher
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