Lusbys Reach Santa Cruz After 40 Miles of Snow Sheds
Mrs Joe Lusby describes the Pacific coast journey from Baraboo to Santa Cruz with a 40 mile snow shed span through California and 17 tunnels. She notes railroad passes, Great Salt Lake, Humbolt River valley, and the trip’s scenic grandeur. Mrs Lusby recounts Elms back home, California coast life, and plans to visit Los Angeles and Pomona before returning east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lusby
Baraboo
Santa Cruz
California
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Great Divide
American Desert
Oss
Great Salt Lake
Great
Humbolt River
Nevada
Palisade Canyon
Geing
Sacramento
San Francisco
Bernica
Cal
Twoassenger
Bay
Oakland Pier
Santa Crux
Walter
Monterey Bay Beach
Ocean
Herman
Pilgrim Fathers
Mr. Lusby
Los Angeles
Otto Cramer
H. O. Terwilliger
Santa Mancia
Pomano
Old
Jury Finds For Governor In MississippI Suit
A Mississippi jury rules in favor of Governor Lee M. Russell in the education suit brought by Miss Frar Birkhead. The verdict supports the governor against the plaintiff’s claims and concludes the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississipp
Lee M. Russell
Breug
Birkhead
Bowling Robins Fall to Badgers in 346-Pin Loss
The 17th match at Luther alleys saw the Robins defeated by the Badgers by 346 pins. Ray Cooper set a Luther alleys record with a 635-pin game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robins
Badgers
Ray Cooper
Robins L Siberz
Brayback
Kaercher
McGuan
Doerree
Rusk County Board Ousts Farm Agent
The Rusk County board of supervisors ousted the county agent after a session where an earlier vote to employ one was reconciled and then failed, leaving the position vacant. The event marks a shift in county agricultural administration with no Sauk County involvement.
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Rusk County Board Oosts
Rusk County
Para
I.ag
Agers
Sauk County
Cve
Danderine Promises Hair Thickening and Dandruff Cure
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as the world’s largest selling hair saver. It claims the product thickens and strengthens hair, prevents falling hair, and cures dandruff, with a money back guarantee if any hair falls or dandruff remains after one bottle.
Visitors and Local Moves Across Wisconsin Towns
A stream of visitors arrives in Ableman, La Crosse, Milwaukee, Baraboo, Reedsburg, Madison, and other Wisconsin locales. Miss Verna Greeney of La Crosse and Miss Eva Colyer of Milwaukee stay with Miss Sadie Greeney. several teachers and relatives travel for holidays and reunions. Local engagements include weddings, hospitality, and temporary residencies across Baraboo, Sauk City, Waunakee, Reedsburg, Madison, Mineral Point, and Chicago business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Greeney
la Crosse
Eva Colyer R. N
Milwaukee
Sadie Greeney
Ableman
Amy Paff
Reedsburg
John Paff
Adolph Fey
Otto Krause
Geo. Hinz
Waunakee
John McGarrity
John Eckstein
Harry Sturdevant
Galesville
Pearl Holzman
Madison
Marie Bartenbach
Wm. Bartenbach
Ethel Thompson
Sauk City
Prof
C. Thompson
Fern Hindes
Oreson
Joe Cain
Carl Herritz
Adolph Holtz
David Swith
Herritz-Lange
Clyde Kinney
Des Moines
Fred Luedtke
A. C. Popp
Mineral Point
F. P. Popp
F. C. Wyckoff
Chicago
R. T. Schoefield
Jean Marie
Waterman
Schoefield
James Finder
Arthur
Myron Howland
August Manthey
H. Rau
Henry L. Holtz
Charlies Herritz
Marion Cooper
Portland Oregon
Wiends
Cooper
Glenville Folk Attend Funeral Near Reedsburg
William Gade's funeral near Reedsburg was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mueller and Mrs. Spraatz last Monday. Edna Hunt visited Madison relatives on Saturday. Sunset View club met December 8 at the Rieglers. The Hunt auction drew a large crowd. Wisconsin remains with an unchanged constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mueller
Spraatz
William Gade
Reedsburg
Edna Hunt
Madison
Jacob Riegler
Birthday Club
Fred Marquardt
S. S. Pearson
A. A. Hunt
Sunset View Club
Fred Riegler
Mission Club Elects Officers and Plans Programs
The Conational Mission Club met at Mrs Real’s home on Wednesday after recas reports. Officers elected for the coming year are President Mrs Luce Vice President Mrs Hackett Secretary Mrs Duncan and Treasurer Mrs Andrews. The program topics were What the World Needs and What Is Required of Us given by Mrs Dekoeyer and Mrs Lettergren, and a story My Best Gift read by Mrs Astle. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conational Mission Club
Henry Meyer dies in Loganville village
Henry Meyer died Saturday morning at his home in Loganville after a lingering illness. The funeral will be Wednesday at St. John's church with Rev. Stoeckhart officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meyer
Loganville
St. John‘s Church
Stoeckhart
Adelia Gall
Emma Schwenkoff
Walter Shoepholster
Emery Moorhouse
Reedsburg
Ware
O. Twist
Albert Gluth
Hy Nieman
Ella Hast
J. G. Hart
Fred Wheeler
500 Club
Will Voss
Oscar Holz
Allen Nieman
Earl Hale
Ella Halz
Herman Schwank
Marquardt
John Wentz
Walter Farber
Earl Westenhaver
John Riggert
Baraboo
Harry Towne
Madison
Willing Workers Society to Meet December 21
The Willing Workers Society will meet with Mrs. William Milner on Thursday, December 21. Rev. Savage and wife were visitors at the Herman Mielke home. The Webster couple report their little daughter is quite sick. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bates hosted Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Stenjern of Madison over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. E Green hosted Baraboo visitors Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Society
William Milner
Rev. Savage
Herman Mielke
Rolla Webster
Otto Bates
Eldon Stenjern
Madison
E. ©. Green
Baraboo
Local Families Share Weekend Visits and Moves
Lt Maftet and two couples visited Mr and Mrs Albert Barstow on Sunday. The John Ziegler family moved to the Louise Teel farm last week. Mrs Robert Malloy spent Sunday night with Mrs Alta Henry in Bara Boo. Mrs Orrin Hoege cares for her new grandson at the Albert Martin home. Miss Janette Hoege, recently employed at an overall factory, is at home during her mother’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Capener
Lloyd
Burton
Fairfield Town Hall
Pearl Waddell
Geo. Waddell
Fairfield
John Holt
U. Lange
Websters Prairie
Marie Roche
Elroy
Wm. Carlisch
Baraboo
Pearl Wdddell
Carl Neitzel
Paul Henke
L. A. McGilvra
Munroe Bump
Albert Barstow
John Ziegler
Louise Teel
Robert Malloy
Alta Henry
Orrin Hoege
Albert Martin
Janette Hoege
Peter Meng
Monroe
Rich, Walser
Milwaukee
Kath Sprecher
Black Hawk
Hubert Wuerth
Chicago
Mr. Wuerth
Max Schindhofer
Otto Krause
Reedsburg
Philip Sorg
Badger Valley
Henry Sorg Sr
Henry Sorg, Jr
Fred Sorg
Rita Bartosch
Madison
John Sprecher
New York City
Marion Carroll
McGregor
Iowa
Gascarets 186 Best Laxative For Bowels
Gascar ets claim to cleanse bowels without cramping or excessive activity. They promise relief from headache biliousness gas indigestion and sour upset stomach by morning. Marketed as gentle for both adults and children with candy like taste at 110c a box.
Legion Post Elect Officers
The Baraboo Post of the American Legion at its regular meeting elected officers for the year 1923 Commander W W Bradwell Vice Commander R W Jeffries Adjutant Gen Weber Finance Officer Carl OW Sergeant at Arms Ewald Stammermeister Historian Ralph T Runge Chaplain C F Stehl Executive Committeeman for four years Walter Voiles The post also adopted a regular initiation ceremony for new members joining after 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
The
American Legion
G. A. R. Hall
W. W. Bradwell
R. W. Jeffries
Ewald Stammermeister
Ralph T. Runge
C. F. Stehl
Walter Voiles
Wonewoc Army Buys Bull Calf at $930
Ed Schroeder of Wonewoc bought a pure Guernsey bull calf for 930 dollars. The calf traveled on the road from Monday to Friday. Armond Hellpup and Arthur Hellpup visited local homes Sunday. Mr Searles resigns as creamery buttermaker to become salesman for JG Cherry Co. in Cedar Rapids. Paul Wellman to replace him. Several residents hosted visitors over Thanksgiving and upcoming moves are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schroeder
Wonewoc
The
Express
Armond Hellpup
Wm Degner
Arthur Hellpup
Piskey
Mr. Searles
J. G. Cherry Co
Cedar Rapids
Lodi
Paul
Henry Laack
Summit
Jones
Madison
Mary Cribben
Peter
Milwaukee
Thanksgiving visits span Sauk City residents
Sauk City residents and visitors from Milwaukee Chicago Madison and McGregor Iowa gathered for holiday visits. Families including Meng Wuerth Sorg Bartosch Carroll and Sprecher hosted and enjoyed Thanksgiving time with relatives and friends in the city and nearby towns.
Caledonia Town Board Acts To Close Private Lane
Caledonia town board met at Peter Rischmueller home and granted a petition to close a private lane used as a shortcut through the Rischmueller property to the road. Mrs. Rischmueller hosted a dinner for board officers. Local notes mention birthdays, a wedding anniversary, and a rumor Gov Blaine may purchase Durwards Glen. The long missing ladder was found at the Glen.
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Town Board of
CaledonIa
Peter Rischmueller
Rischmueller
J. H. Dudley
Gov. Blaine
Durward
Glen
Potter Couple Welcome Daughter In Chicago Telegram
A daughter was born last night to Mr. and Mrs. Howard I. Potter in Chicago. The telegram notes the baby weighs 7 pounds 12 ounces and the mother is feeling fine. Mr. Potter works for a large insurance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Howard I. Potter
Potter
Death Follows Madison Operation
Mrs. Hannah Stadelman, 54, wife of Robert Stadelman assistant street superintendent, died at a Madison hospital from an operation performed Sunday after six months of heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Stadelman
Robert Stadelman
Madison Hospital
Pleasant Ridge social raises funds for Pleasant Valley school
A social at Camiel Von Bassalieres last Tuesday evening supported Pleasant Valley School, yielding $32.30. Miss Audrey Geffert organized the program with praise for teachers and pupils. several locals noted recent travels and visits in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camiel von Bassalieres
Beneft
Pleasant Valley
Audrey Geffert
Emma Halbersleben
Milwaukee
Ed Voss
Selma Mittlestead
Miss Hast
A. Mittlestead
Lhop
Wm Halbersleben
Reedsburg
Geo. Griggl
Herman Struck
Rochester
Minn
Louis
Rhinehart
Elton Schroeder
Paul Busse
Minnesota
H. Hamburg
North Dakota man visits Baraboo Bluffs on threshing tale
Carl Schultz of Bismark North Dakota stayed with his aunt Mrs A Martin at Baraboo Bluffs last week. They thrash ed four thousand bushels of wheat and two thousand bushels of oats. Buyers pay fifty cents a bushel for wheat and sixteen cents for oats. Many local notes on Thanksgiving visitors, saw mill plans, traffic on the bluff, and local gossip follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schultz
Bismark
North Dakota
A. Martin
Baraboo Bluffs
Sauk County
Wisconsin
Fred Schubrinz
August Martin
Waukesha
Milwaukee
Mary Martin
Roy Meyers
Dolly Braine
Big Hill
Lizzie
Grandma Schultz
Will Marquardt
Bellows
Bert Bellows
Fred Marquardt
Grenville
William Knuth
Lucas
South Dakota
Local Folksloose:Visits and Family Roles in Oshkosh and North Freedom
Ebenezer Valley residents Harold Anderson and Howard Ah Trensmeyer traveled to Oshkosh last week for work. Viva Prine studies to be a hello girl at North Freedom. Henry Quandt couple dined with George Luck and family in North Freedom. Mrs Skert of Ableman visits her daughter Mrs H Steinhorst for a week. George Rudy and wife visited Reedsburg and spent Sunday with the latters parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Anderson
Howard Ah- Trensmeyer
Oshkosh
Viva Prine
North Freedom
Henry Quandt
George Luck
Skert
Ableman
H. Steinhorst
George Rudy
Reedsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lusbys
Joe Suspy
Bethany Circle
Bayer
Glenville
the Alleghenies
Mission Club
Loganville Village
Oth Deltoy
Legion Post
ARMEE
Indian Farm
Pleasant Ridge
Ebenezer Valley
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