Dellona and North Excelsior News Notes
Mrs. Floyd Fleming is ill with an unnamed illness. Mrs. Sainsbury of Winfield cares for her daughter Mrs. Floyd Butterfield who is ill in Cornell Wisconsin. John Greenwald of Wheelerbury stayed with Percy Bass then William Rick. Eddie O’Connor visited J. W. Lindsay. Irene Lusby of Fairfield visited Velma McGaw. A farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Will Rhode occurred. the couple planned to move to a new home near North Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Claridge
Cornell
Wisconsin
Floyd Butterfield
Floyd Fleming
Sainsbury of
Winfield
John Greenwald
Wheelerbury
Percy Bass
William Rick
Eddie O’connor
J. W. Lindsay
Irene Lusby
Fairfield
Velma McGaw
Will Rhode
Mrs. Rhode
North Freedom
Fairfield Community Notes On Moves And Visits
Rev. and Mrs. John Gillem moved to the East street house in Baraboo. their son James will operate the home farm locally. Rev. Albert Shore preached at the W M Church and will again next Sunday as Rev. Hotchkiss is ill. Mrs. M L Porter of Baraboo visited her daughter Mrs Roy Higgins. Miss Orlo Emery returns from Indiana Bible school with three weeks off. Mrs. F A Andrews stays with Mrs M L Atkinson who is in ill health. Emma Webster returned from visiting daughter Mrs Louie Wagner. Wagners moved December 1 to the John Ende farm in Trenton. Mrs. Harry Filer of Pipe Stone Minn visited relatives and returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Harrison Jr visited Foster Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gillem
D. B. Peck
Baraboo
James
Albert Shore
W. M
Hotchkiss
M. L. Porter
Roy Higgins
Orlo Emery
Indiana
M. L. Atkinson
Emma Webster
Louie Wagner
Wagner
Winfield
John Ende
Trenton
Harry Filer
Pipe Stone
Minn
Marshall Harrison Jr
Foster Harrison
Local bazaar nets about 70 dollars in charity drive
Community tales include the L. B. C. C. bazaar and the L. A. S. bazaar netting around 70 dollars. Families visit relatives in Reedsburg Walton Goodrich Lime Ridge and Baraboo. births and illnesses noted with several local residents under weather and health updates.
Kilbourn B S Bement Dies at Home at 90
Kilbourn Bement dies at his Dell Prairie home Saturday morning aged about 90. Survived by wife and three sons Harley Kilbourn Sidney and Frank. Funeral Monday 10 AM at home. Interment Spring Grove cemetery Kilbourn. Royal Neighbors elect officers for coming year with Alma Van Wie Oracle and Mary Fowler Receiver among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. Bement
Dell Prairie
Harley Bement
Kilbourn
Sidney
Frank
Michigan
Spring Grove
Henry Standish
Louis Martin
Delton
Hilda Blachly
New Lisbon
Ira Martin
S. Bement
George Alhorn
Charles van Wie
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Quick Bowels Wakeup
A pharmacy ad touts Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea to relieve sickening headaches foul breath and constipation claiming it wakes the bowels with guaranteed results and mentions Donovan’s Pharmacy as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Donavan’s
Local Families Gather and News From Sandusky Area
Mr BE L Constatine and daughter Blanch returned home after a week at Bear Valley with Will Barl. Mr and Mrs Chet Powell and daughter spent Sunday at Fred Gonslin’s near Lime Ridge. Harold Fry’s son born December 13 is Wayne Archie Fry. Earnest Prouty travels to Milwaukee to visit his sister Florence then Detroit on business. Dozens of local ladies were entertained at H Hart’s Thursday. Fern Sedgwick weekend visit to Walter Walling’s. Mrs A Fry to Madison for an operation. Everette Prouty visits Albert Prouty on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L.constatine
Blanch
Bear Valley
Will
H. Hart
Fern Sedgwick
Walter Walling
A. Fry
Madison
Everette Prouty
Albert Prouty
Cigars Lauded as Best Gifts at Bradwell's Drug Store
The note highlights Black and White cigars as top choices for a Christmas gift at Bradwell's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradwell’s
Little Dorothy Good Suffers Tonnslitis In Spring Brook
Spr ing Brook reports Little Dorothy Good is ill with tonnslitis. Morris Haakenstad buys half interest in brother Matt’s farm. logs hauled to mill yard on Haakenstad farm. Thornburg of Ironton expects to do the sawing. Hollis Mortimer hauls wood to Germantown school. school board convention attended by Mrs Frank Beier Sr Nate Mortimer and Jesse Cox at Reedsburg. Nick King transacts business in La Valle Wednesday. Thermometer stood 22 degrees below zero Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Wm Gibbins dined with Mr and Mrs Oscar Shore Sunday. James Good and Isaac Small cut logs for Abe Good. Nate and James Mortimer families visit cousins Mr and Mrs Abe Mortimer near Wilson Mortimer home at Walton Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Good
Morris Haakenstad
Matt
Haakenstad Brothers
Thornburg
Ironton
Hollis Mortimer
Germantown
Frank Beier
Nate Mortimer
Jesse Cox
Reedsburg
Nick King
la Valle
Wm. Gibbins
Oscar Shore
James Good
Isaac Small
Abe Good
Nate
James Mortimer
Abe Mortimer
Wilson Mortimer
Walton
Fisher Brothers Capture Youth With Brownie Camera
A Brownie camera is always appreciated by younger folks as Fisher Brothers highlight the device as a popular gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Brothers
Barnetts Visit Relatives in Platte
Mr and Mrs Howard Barnett of Platte S D visit his parents and other relatives. Mr Hanish of Norwalk returns to the depot after a month's vacation. Mrs Walter Kinney attends funeral in Wonewoke. Mrs A Barnett and Mrs F G Klett host a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Victor Duddleston. Mrs Lacey Moosean travels to Hudson for winter with sister. Mrs J R Clark visits Reedsburg. Ladies from Reedsburg visit for a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Barnett
Platte S. D
Hanish
Norwalk
Depot
Walter Kinney
Wonewoe
Church
A. Barnett
F. G. Klett
Victor Duddleston
Lacey Moosean
Hudson
J. R. Clark
Reedsburg
Mesdames
Glen Howland
E. W. van Aiken
Harry Sorge
J. Young
Miss Matthews
Whitman Candies Sold In Fancy Packages At Kradwell's
Famous Whitman candies offered in assorted fancy packages from small to five pound sizes at Kradwell's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Kradwell’s
Family ties cross state lines in illness reports
Mrs L P Lewis rushed to her brother Eamel Ingerbritson's home due to her father Ever Ingerbritson's stroke. The ninety three year old sufferer remains under care as Gust Lewis and Joe Lewis visited Newport to see their grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Lewis
Eamel Ingerbritson
Ever Ingerbritson
Ingerbritson
Gust Lewis
Joe Lewis
Newport
Mr. Ingerbritson
Kamal Ingerbritson
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted by Donovan’s Pharmacy
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy to pimples bad breath and sallow color. Donovan's Pharmacy is listed as the place to buy the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Donovan’s Pharmacy
Local residents shown ill as Christmas season nears
Merrimack and Baraboo areas report several residents gravely ill. Merrimack I. J. Norris, age 92, celebrates a Thanksgiving birthday as his family gathers at home. Mrs. K. Roach and Mrs. Emmett Dwyer of Baraboo are also ill, with Kate Cummings assisting. Nearby Kennedy household also hosts multiple ill relatives, while Arthur C. Hills visits from Nebraska. In Ohio, Warren A. Todd dies after a brief illness at about 45, leaving six dependents. sister Mae Cramer is the sole surviving immediate relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Norris
Ned Norris
K. Roach
Kate Cummings
Baraboo
John Roach
Daniel Kennedy
Kennedy
Mae Cramer
Jerome
Todd
Local Notices and Visits Roundup
Mrs Meyers visited Reedsburg while her husband and family moved to Ohio about 16 years ago. Mrs Barrow received a shower with gifts last week. Ernest and Mrs Weiland welcomed a daughter born December 12. Baraboo guests include Mrs Dwyer and Mrs Fitzsimmonds with a newborn December 12. Moultons were in Madison. Farnworth visited Baraboo. Parkin stayed with her daughter Astle. Rev Parez from the Philippines to speak at M E church December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
John Meyers
Reedsburg
Archie Barrow
Ernest Weiland
Fred Schultz
J. Dwyer
Baraboo
John Fitzsimmonds
Fairfield Visitors and Farm Auction Report
Mr and Mrs Paul Puttkammer visited the parental home several days while the latter was ill a physician was called. Mrs Ann Eggleston returned to Kilbourn after staying with her sister Mrs F H Getchell. The Fred Getchell farm auction Saturday drew a fair crowd and most items sold including a Holstein cow for 140 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Puttkammer
Ann Eggleston
F. H. Getchell
Kilbourn
Fred Getchell
Local visitors and residents noted in Sauk City
Sauk City residents and neighbors are listed with recent visits and travel. Miss Mable Fuchs of Black Hawk spent time with relatives in the city, John Bernhard of Eau Claire visited, and Andy Hockbush of Witwen and Miss Laura Buehler of Prairie du Sac were Madison visitors. Herold Bowman returned to Madison for a short stay with his mother, Mrs. H. S. Bowman. Mrs. Christ Bernhard visited relatives at Madison, Mrs. H. Matz was a Madison visitor, and Ed. Reinman had business in Madison earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Fuchs
Black Hawk
John Bernhard
Eau Claire
Andy Hockbush
Witwen
Laura Buehler
Prairie du Sac
Madison
Herold Bowman
H. S. Bowman
Christ Bernhard
H. Matz
Ed. Reinman
Delton community notes and new banana shop opening
The Ladies Aid Xmas apron sale netted over seventy dollars and the school program entertained residents. Mrs. N M Risley is ill with lung congestion, cared for by Mrs. Henry Risley of Dellona. R A Barker of Detroit visited. Dortha Bullis returns for Christmas. D N Trump opens a modern cash and carry grocery in the Commercial hotel basement offering free delivery on orders of one dollar or more. Telephone 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Risley
Henry Risley
Dellona
R. N. A. Lodge
Marion Flickner
Vv. O
Mary Cram
P. O
Daisy Weidman
Laura Sarrington, R
Lulu Huntington
Ree
Nellie Squires
Laura Simons
O. S
Addie Heacock
Lula Chaffer
R.A. Barker
Detroit
Michigan
Dortha Bullis
Stoughton
D. N. Trump
Vine Street
Lynn Avenue
Ripon patrolman reports rail line in fine condition
Sumpter Martin Langdon of Ripon Wisconsin patrolman and lineman for Mie Ww P L H Co on a tour of inspection says the line is in fine condition. Farmers ship hogs from Baraboo due to car shortages from BM and St FP Co. The coal famine does not affect farmers who haul wood. Sleighing remains good and 20 degrees below zero on the 3rd. Montgomery of Sauk county Up-To-Date Garage helped tow a car. Stoddard near collision on Prairie du Lac bluff. Watkins had a close call at Lyons iron bridge crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Langdon
Ripon
Wis
Mie
Baraboo
BM. & St. FP. Co
Mr. Montgomery
Sauk County
L. C. Stoddard
Prairie du Lac
Baraboo Bluffs
Local Train Thunders By As Car Skids On Tracks
A Ford was stopped just inches from the track as the Northwest Passenger train sped by. Charley showed no major fear and plans to detour next time. F C Fosdick of Baraboo visited town for real estate business as December 15 saw another subzero temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W
Charley
F. C. Fosdick
Baraboo
Prairie du Sac social and local news round up
Last Tuesday evening the Evangelical church youths staged an old fashioned school scene. The H S boys basketball team lost to Milton Friday night. E J Farr visits his daughter Mrs H E White in Monroe. Mrs Irma Culver leaves for Beloit. Miss Hattie Boetcker attends Whitewater Normal. Mrs Hugh Owen hosts the Twentieth Century club for a five o clock dinner. Mr and Mrs C I Kindschi and daughter Mrs Lloyd Tarnutzer return from Rochester Minn. Kindschi had facial nerve surgery and is improving, Tarnutzer had tonsils removed. An educational film The End of the Road was shown at Ideal theatre with talks by County Nurse Miss Palma Grahn and supervisor Miss Bessie Cole. Carl Vogel, formerly in Detroit, visits the parental home. Born to Mr and Mrs J H Ley a daughter on Saturday Dec 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
H. S
Middleton
E. J. Farr
Monroe
H. E. White
Irma Culver
Beloit
Hattie Boetcker
Whitewater Normal
Hugh Owen
Twentieth Century Club
C .I
Kindshi
Lloyd Tarnutzer
Rochester
Minn
Kindschi
Sauk Bank
Ideal Theatre
State Board of Health
Palma Grahn
Bessie Cole
Carl Vogel
Detroit
Mich
J. H. Ley
Community Notes and Farewell Party At Spelle Home
August Alwin and Miss Walsh attended a Reedsburg school board meeting. The Fred Block auction drew a crowded turnout last Tuesday. Roscella and Charles Steinhorst visited the Hanusa home Sunday. Neighbors held a surprise farewell party for the Spelle home Saturday with games and night supper, enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Alwin
Miss Walsh
Reedsburg
Fred Block
Roscella
Charles Steinhorst
Ableman
Henry Hanusa
Frank Spelle
Wood Wanted at News Office for Subscriptions
Help sought at the News office to handle subscriptions for the Daily and Weekly News. Applicants should apply in person to join the subscription team and support readers with timely delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Whisky Stolen From West Virginia Capitol
Seven hundred pints of whiskey confiscated by the state prohibition department were reported stolen from the West Virginia Capitol in Charleston. Authorities investigate the loss and review security footage and inventory records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Capitol
West Virginia
Charleston
State Prohibition Department
Deer on ice and sleigh party memories in Pine Hollow
Roger Alwin found a deer on the ice in Pine Hollow and sheltered it at Elias Bender’s home. Dwight Welch reported a deer on the creek by his barn with a leg bone protruding but not broken. Game Warden Deckham expects recovery and notes it may be the same deer cared for by Bender earlier. A sleighing party ended with an oyster supper at John Cummings. Lena Alwin visited Mrs. Kunzelman. Mrs. Toole traveled to Iowa as a horticultural delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Roser
Roger Alwin
Pine Hollow
Elias Bender
Dwight Welch
Deckham
Bender
John Cummings
Lena Alwin
Fred Kunzelman
Madison Hospital
Wm. Toole, Jr
Iowa
Wisconsin Horticultural Society
Obituary Mrs Polly Thompson Rites Held At Daughter's Home
Funeral services for Mrs Polly Thompson were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 from the home of her daughter Mrs H O Terwilleger. Rev E C Henke officiated with selections sung by Olga Reinking and piano by A F Reiner. Pallbearers included J B Donovan Oscar Doppler J W Davis T W English Emil Pfannstiehl and J S Briscoe. Interment was in Baraboo cemetery with out of town mourners Noble G Thompson Frank Thompson and Burt D Terwilleger among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Thompson
H. O. Terwilleger
E. C. Henke
Olga Reinking
A. F. Reiner
J. 3B. Donovan
Oscar Doppler
J. W. Davis
T. W. English
Emil Pfannstiehl
J. S. Briscoe
Baraboo
Frank T. Thompson
Grand Forks
N. D
Noble G. Thompson
Minneapolis
Burt D. Terwilleger
Ilwaukee
Death of 13 year old Miss Sylvia Voss in Freedom
Miss Sylvia Voss died Tuesday evening at her parents home in Freedom after a three month illness linked to an influenza bout last year. She is survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Voss a brother Elmer and sister Mrs. Harry Zimmerman of Freedom. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 PM from the home and 1 30 PM at the North Freedom M E church with interment in North Freedom cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Voss
W. H. Vos
Freedom
Miss Voss
Elmer
Harry Zimmerman
North Freedom
Eastman Kodaks on offer at Fisher Brothers
A large assortment of Eastman Kodaks is available for selection at Fisher Brothers photo shop. Local buyers may choose from multiple models and finishes, with staff ready to assist in pricing and features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman Kodaks
Fisher Brothers
Markets Summary Chicago Milwaukee and Baraboo Prices
Market receipts hogs 14 000 mostly 25 cup bulk 13 75 to 14 00 butchers 13 25 to 13 75. Cattle receipts 22 000 market slow lower beeves 7 75 to 20 00 butcher stock 6 00 to 14 50 canners and cutters 5 00 to 7 75 cows 6 00 to 14 50 calves 16 50 to 17 50. Sheep receipts 37 00 market steady 65 lower wood lambs 11 50 to 17 25 ewes 4 50 to 10 25. Milwaukee potatoes Wisconsin 100 3 00 to 3 10 per cwt bulk 2 90 to 3 00 home grown 3 00 to 3 50. Chicago potatoes receipts 14 cars Wisconsin and Minnesota 3 00 to 3 10 per cwt. Baraboo potatoes Shippers paying 2 45 per cwt. Cut glass a most complete and beautiful assortment of the standard Arthur and Brooks make. Fancy china at Kradwell's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Chicago
Minnesota
Baraboo
Cash payments required for blacksmithing and wagon work
Notice states that blacksmithing horseshoeing and wagon work will be strictly cash after January 1 1920. Names Aug Killian A J Koepp Emil Rebbine Schenck and Albert Moeller Brothers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killian
A. J. Koepp
Emil Rebbine Schenck
Albert
Moeller Brothers
Snowbound Farm Social Marks New Home Welcome
Skillet Creek at the Koerth corn shredder on the Ryan Farm broke down delaying work and snow rutting roads. Grace Pierce and a child visited La Valle relatives. About 30 friends gathered Thursday at a newly completed home of Earnest Kunzelman. gifts included purses of money amid games and refreshments. Neighbors had previously surprised the couple with another purse the prior evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan Farm
Grace Pierce
Little Nice
Dorothy
la Valle
Earnest Kunzelman
Herman Zantow
Albert Wichern
George Martiny
William Toole Sr
Knnzelman
Walter Rodewald
Glenville
Local social notes and shop chatter from Madison area
Westfield Albert Fick and Ernest Koenig attended the Equity meeting at Madison last week. John Verthein has a new piano. Bennie Oetzman has been visiting at the Verthein home. Henry Behn and daughter Agnes with Mrs Schmidt and the Schuettes and Reinke spent Sunday at the Behn home. Donovan's Pharmacy promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a vitality aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fick
Ernest Koenig
Equity
Madison
John Verthein
Bennie Oetzman
Henry Behn
Agnes
Spring Green Caller Attends Mass and Obituary Notice
LORETTO F A Beckwith of Spring Green was a caller Saturday. Miss Helda Kaley and Harold Jordan of Plain attended mass here Sunday. Mrs. James Kaley died at her home Thursday after a lingering illness, leaving her husband and one brother Edward Doyler of Madison. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kopf and the former's mother traveled to Baraboo and reported good roads. Bradwell's drug store advertises a complete line of manicure sets perfumes toilet water Ivory hurry stationery fountain pens and Christmas items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Beckwith
Spring Green
Helda Kaley
Harold Jordan
Plain
James Kaley
Edward Doyler
Madison
Fred Kopf
Baraboo
Bradwell
Durg
Classified Ad Pricing Fragments
Ad rates listed for daily weekly and periodic placements with cash in advance terms. Fragmentary items mention 25 words counts and various frequencies across 25c 25o and 156 35.
For Sale Factory and Eight-Room House in Plain Wisconsin
Up to date factory in good condition runs about 11000 pounds of milk during flush and an eight room house to be sold with factory Located in village of Plain Eight miles from Spring Green railroad station on the macadamized road Price right easy terms Write or call William L Walsh Plain Wisconsin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village of
Plain
Spring Green
William L. Walsh
Plain Wisconsin
For Sale Items From Local Ads
For sale a black cattle fur robe heavy lined and a single harness with extra collar and iron hames listed by William Schneller. Also an ad noting cooperation with a Barron county Wis real estate firm offering farms with descriptions prices terms photos and value. FP C Fosdick & Co Baraboo Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schneller
Barron County
Wis
Sauk County
C. Fosdick &Co
Baraboo
H. P. McVickers
H. P. Waterloo
Surrey
F. C. Fosdick & Co
Splendid city homes for sale in Baraboo awaits buyers
No. 3. Splendid house on Second avenue. No. 4. Good bargain in a house on Vine street. No. 8. House and three acres on south side. No. 10. Dandy little house on Ninth. No. 12. Splendid paying business in Baraboo. No. 14. Splendid brick house on Second avenue. No. 15. A bargain on Sixth avenue. No. 21 Splendid home on Cheeks Hill. No. 22 Splendid bargain on Maple street. No. 23. Building lot on 11th avenue. No. 26. New house on eighth avenue No. 43 Fully modern house near court house. J. T. Bates & Son offer city booklets with detailed descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue
Vine Street
South Side
Ninth Avenue
Baraboo
Sixth Avenue
Cheeks Hill
Maple Street
11Th Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Court House
Barabou
J. T. Bates & Son
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NORTH
Excelsior
Fairfiel
W. D. Hudson
W. Stowe
E. Bingham
G. A. Wright
Neil Atkinson
Sunda
George Blakeslee
Acker
Byron Coleman
Lime Ridge
John Costerison
Hubert Bingham
Miller
Dean
Andrews
Sandusky
Spring Brook
North Fairfield
Merrimack
Sauk City
Sumpter
Honey Creek
Suwpter
Rocky Mountain
Halifax
Donovan
Sylvia A. Voss
Arthur & Brooks
Kradwell’s Drug Store
Skillet Creek
Westfield
Loretto
Waterman
Parker Or Conklin
Macadam
T. H.news
D. F. Bush
United Sugar Co
Willis F. Ryan
E. Cummings
Briggsville
Lake Mason
Sylvester Cummings
Duroc Jersey
Martin Cummings
L. B. Irish
John F. Terry
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