Green resident to winter in California
Mrs. Laura E. Jones sails for Modesto to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs. Will Carter and family, recovering from injuries suffered seven weeks ago when a bogey vehicle was struck by a motorist. Wedding of Karl Reimann and Miss Nellie Blowers noted. Arthur Bargenbruch returns from Madison General Hospital after an operation. Claire and Edwin Casper captured two foxes. Congregational Ladies Aid Society staged an entertainment with Major R. H. Hendershot, famed drummer boy of 1861. Howard Hodgson returns from travel in Canada, Washington, and Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura E. Jones
Modesto
Jal
Will Carter
Arena
Karl Reimann
Nellie Blowers
Arthur Bargenbruch
Pattepiaker
Keilsmeier Creamery
Rom
Madison General
Claire
Edwin Casper
Congregational Ladies
Aid Society
R. H. ‘Hendershot
H. B. ‘Hendershot
M Hendershot
Rappahannock
Michigan Infantry
Howard Hodgson
Vancouver
Can
Washington
Oregon
Walton minister and wife back from Kentucky visit
Rev and Mrs G Quackenbush arrived home from Kentucky Thursday evening in a community note of residents returning from holiday travel. Also listed are relatives and neighbors visiting, Christmas dinners, sickness, new births, and local moves across Wonewoc and nearby areas.
Kilbourn Folk Head South For Winter Florida
Mr and Mrs George Field and daughter Louise will leave next Thursday for Florida to spend the winter. Mrs Floyd Marston is on the sick list. Several families and individuals share Xmas visits and gatherings across local households including the Latham and Schrokee families in Portage and Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Field
Louise
Florida
Frank. Gibson
James Latham
J. H. Bromberger
Charles Peterson
Chicago
Bessie Beltex
Marie Gibson
Peder
Chester Schrokee
Portage
Schrokee
Chris Steffen
Floyd Marston
Frieske Family Visits Madison and Nearby Homes
Mrs. H. T. Frieske and her children from Madison spent a few days visiting the Charles and Eugene Montgomery homes. Margaret Vogil stayed with her aunt Lydia Valkey. Leda Reinfeldt spent Wednesday at Lloyd O Connor's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Frieske
Madison
Charles
Eugene Montgomery
Margaret Vogil
Lydia Valkey
Leda Reinfeldt
Lloyd O’connor’s
Holiday Gatherings Fill Enoch Schultis Home with Visitors
A long list of Christmas visitors and dinners fills the Enoch Schultis residence and nearby homes. Families including Shultis, O’Connor, Metcalf, Darrow, and Reinfeldt joined gatherings and outings across towns such as Bear Valley, White Mound, and Madison. The Choral club met at Metcalf’s, while a bucket brigade saved Mrs. Mary Dennis’s Baraboo home from fire.
Xmas Visits and Dinners Recounted in Local Family Notes
N Dellona and Lyndon R Staples traveled from Aurora Illinois to celebrate Christmas with family. Miss Mabel Scott joined her parents the Wm Scott family for the holiday. Alva Hawes and kin shared Xmas dinner at Leslie Hirst. Sofia Szymanoske and a Milwaukee friend enjoy holidays at August Szymanoski’s. Robert Charnley Wilbur Scott and Gale Scott groups celebrated at the Wi Scott home. Will Vicker and son had Xmas dinner with Mrs F Lambert’s mother. Ella Murray recently returned from ND and stays with her son Robert. Mrs Alfred Selchow hosted guests from Excelsior. On Xmas day Robert Murray’s baby and Mrs Ella Murray visited Sunday with Ernest Goman family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Quackenbush
Kentucky
Bert ‘ Mortimer
Will’Gibeant
Goldie Carpenter
Madison
Nellie Griffin
Baraboo
Hollis Mortimer
Quackenbush
Eva Carpenter
North Freedom
Phyllis Peterson
Wilson Mortimer
Guerdon Mortimer
Wonewoc
Frank Rosa
Will Mortimer
L. S. Carpenter
Leota
Goldie
Eva
Korrest
Bernie Carpenter
Hillsboro
Marvin Peterson
Arthur Bunker
Hattie Smith
R. Staples
Aurora
Ill
Mabel Scott
Wm. Scott
Alva Hawes
Leslie Hirst
Sofia Szymanoske
Milwaukee
August Szymanoski
Robert Charnley
Wilbur Scott
Gale Scott
Wi Scott
Will Vicker
F. Lambert
Ella Murray
N. D
Robert
Alfred Selchow
Excelsior
Robert Murray
Ernest Goman
Merrimack Dennis Reunion and Christmas Guests
Christmas Day gathering at Mrs. Mary Dennis home starts a long list of local visiting relatives. Families from Madison, Milwaukee, Evansville, Lodi, Baraboo, Peshtigo, Reedsburg, Okee, and Chicago join in holiday hosting and social visits with the Parks, Devlin, Gross, Shanks, Premo, Wells, and Kunz families among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Mary Dennis
George A. Gross
Madison
Perry McGilvra
Mae Cramer
Earl Cramer
E. L. Gross
Lucille O’keefe
F. E. Tryon
William Shanks
Mlwaukee
Rev. Baker
New York
Mortis Shanks
U. W
Archie ‘Shanks
Jay M. Scott
Okee
D. Premo
Charles ‘Herr
Elmer Devlin
Evansville
Jerome Parks
Lodi
Harland Parks
Irvin Parks
Baraboo
Charles Parks
Devlin
Jl.c. Halbman
Clara Haines
Peshti
T. S. Wells
Lyle
Wells
P. Loos
Alice Marshall
O. Dawson
Fay Loos
Chicago
George
Edward Loos
Mary Corcoran
Rockford
B.J
Gross
Thomas Corcoran
Ster
Charles Kunz
LeRoy Gross
Elvin Gross
Adams
Charles Tyler
Cedar
Rapids
Rs. N. C. Swains
Families Return Home After Christmas Visits
Local residents report holiday travel and family gatherings. Among those noted are the Ableman family from Harvard and many others visiting relatives in Baraboo Madison Reedsburg Milwaukee and Chicago for Christmas and New Year.
Section man at Randolph struck by freight engine pilot
At Randolph John White attempted to cross the track to assist in clearing away the snow when he was struck by the pilot of a freight engine and knocked against a switch. He was carried to a hospital with no bones broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
John White
Tanlac Restored Health and Weight for Milwaukee Woman
Mrs. Manda Conger of 716 Franklin Place Milwaukee credits Tanlac with curing a disordered stomach and chronic indigestion She reports a rapid recovery gaining fifteen pounds and steadier nerves after starting Tanlac Her sister in Milwaukee also began taking Tanlac Fisher Bros Baraboo Sauk City Raffz distribute Tanlac for local sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Manda Conger
Franklin Place
Milwaukee
Wis
Kansas City
Taniac
Baraboo
Fisher Bros
Reedsburg
Henry Thiemann
Sauk City
Graffz
Adv
East Limeridge School Reopens After Scarlet Fever Vacation
Seamans school resumes after three weeks off due to scarlet fever. Local families share Christmas time with relatives, with multiple visits and holiday gatherings noted. L A S slated to meet Mrs Herb L Smith Jan 13. Wish for a Happy New Year to the editor and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Limeridge
Christmas Dinner Gatherings Across North Fairfield and Surrounding
Mr and Mrs Gust Lewis hosted Christmas dinner with Norma Opie Loyd Lewis and Chris Stonnor joined by Mr and Mrs Joe Lewis and Mrs L P Lewis Chris Stomnor from Butler Wisconsin visited Friday and Christmas with Gusti Lewis Carl Anchor and Stacy and Charlie Anchor dined with Mr and Mrs Wayne Newell Alfred Anchor of Baraboo visited his parents J Anchor Melvan Felt spent Christmas at his Baraboo home Marion Lamar ate Christmas dinner with Mr and Mrs Wayne Newell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Lewis
Norma
Opie
Loyd Lewis
Chris Stonnor
Joe Lewis
L. P. Lewis
Chris Stomnor
Butler
Wis
Gusti Lewis
Carl Anchor
Stacy
Charlie Anchor
Wayne Newell
Alfred Anchor
Baraboo
Naperville Youth Breaks Right Arm in Slip
Floyd Squires Jr of Naperville slipped on a slick walk last week and fractured his right arm. F A Squires and wife joined Mrs A W Squires to Chicago to meet Rev T M Wright of Middleville Mich. Ray Richardson traveled to Downers Grove on business. Naperville enjoyed enough snow for sleighing on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Squires, Jr
Naperville
F. A. Squires
A. W. Squires
Chicago
T. M. Wright
Middleville
Mich
Ray Richardson
Downers Grove
Christmas Visit Notes From Richland Center Area
Lorettg Mr and Mrs Jake Carberry of Richland Center spent Xmas at the W A Dwyer home. Rev Father Brennan of Oconomo woe aided Father Shanaghy with Xmas exercises. Mr and Mrs Dennis Schmitz of Seattle called on friends here last week. Mrs D J Dawse returned to her home in Bridgewater SD after several weeks with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Carberry
Richland Center
Dwyer Family and Local Christmas Visitations
Mrs Peter Vosen of Lime Ridge joined her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Weitzel for Christmas. Mr and Mrs James Fargen visited A J Dwyer on Sunday. Michael Henegan died at his home Saturday with funeral services held Tuesday at St Patrick's Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Dwyer
Peter Vosen
Lime Ridge
Frank Weitzel
James Fargen
A. J. Dwyer
S. Michael Henegan
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Golden wedding dinner and Christmas visits in North Baraboo
North Baraboo Mr and Mrs James Turner celebrated their golden wedding with Christmas dinner alongside their daughter Mrs Henry Mueller. Ella Loesch visited from Thursday to Sunday at the Fred T Buelow home. Henry Simons family and others shared holiday moments. Walnut Hill club plans a meeting with Mrs A Schauf next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Turner
Henry Mueller
Ella Loesch
Fred T. Buelow
A. Schauf
Harry Simons
John Goerks
Henry Wolf
Henry Simons
Harry
Walnut Hill Club
Hazel
Jennie Bick
Merrimack
Chas. Cone
Sumpter Hustler Club Mock Wedding and Festivities
A crowd of 84 at Ralph Kindschi’s last week enjoyed a mock wedding and Christmas festivities. The event featured a humorous ceremony, Christmas wishes read aloud, and a Santa visit with gifts for children, followed by food and laughter. Next meeting set for January 7, 1921 with the Hill couple hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kindschi
Sumpter Club
Henry Kinzler
Baraboo
Arno Miller
Harold Hill
Ervin Young
Alex Jones
Alex Steuber
Glen Kindschi
Will Jenewein
Otto Peetz
Truman
Kenneth Premo
Santa
H. K. Hill
Local Families Gather for Holiday Visits and Celebrations
Hubert Wuerth and Miss Hattie Sherwood visit relatives in town for Christmas holidays. John Snrecher from Madison spends a day with his mother. Mr and Mrs Ben Fuchs join a family gathering at the Waltemn Titscher home. Bertha-Schorer marks her ninth birthday with friends and refreshments. Meta Meyer and Minnie Woerth attend a gathering at the Chas Ballant home in Prairie du Lac. Jeana Post returns from Rio for holiday vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Wuerth
Chicago
Hattie Sherwood
Harrisburg
John Snrecher
Madison
Ben Fuchs
Waltemn Titscher
Frieda Ferber
West Allis
Tittle Bertha - Schorer
Meta Meyer
Minnie Woerth
Chas. Ballant
Prairie du Lac
Jeana Post
Rio
Birches Mentioned For Utility And Beauty In South
A New York Times passage extols several birch varieties. It highlights red birch’s floodplain soil role, yellow birch noted by Burroughs, black birch for its wood, cherry birch with wintergreen oil, leaver birch praised by Lowell, and canoe birch as a valued species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs
Lowell
New York Times
No Demands of Hard Coal Miners Dropped
The general scale committee of the anthracite mine workers of Pennsylvania instructs its sub committee to meet with operators to settle disputes. The leaders state all hard coal miners wage increase demands will not be dropped and will be pursued as part of existing inequalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthracite Mine Workers of Pennsylvania
Thomas Kennedy
California Lands War with Japan Could Limit Alien Ownership
A proposed settlement to the California land holding law would bar all aliens from acquiring real estate. A gentlemens agreement would curb Japanese emigration to the continental United States and Hawaii, if approved by California voters and the coming Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
California
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Columbus discovered America says Columbus was his first name
A Washington Star quip answers who discovered America with a child’s misattribution. The girl says Ohio provided the answer and corrects it by noting Columbus as the first name, reflecting a playful misunderstanding of history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ohio
Columbus
Washington Star
Probate Hearing For Kate Crandall Train Will
In Sauk County Wisconsin the court will hear M C Crandall's probate petition for the will and codicil of Kate M Crandall Train at Baraboo on February first 1921 at ten A M Creditors must file claims by May first 1921 or be barred The court date for examining all claims is June seventh 1921 at ten A M James H Hile County Judge filed December 23 1920
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Wisconsin
Sauk County
Kate M. Crandall
Court House
Baraboo
M. C. Crandall
James H. Hile
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Spkin Green
Kilbourn
Will Blatchly
Theo Hayden
Jesse’ Blatchly
Clarence Heacock
Faun Heacock
Mr. Heacock
Ruth Marlow
Ed.e Marlow
Walter Barton
Harve Evans
Oxford
Wnt
Gillipie
Chris Lee
Clint Dunham
Enoch Schultis
Lee Shultis
Roy’ Shultis
Frank Montgomery
Nelson’ Brice
Ross Shultis
Esther Lawrenz
Elmer Toeder
Walter Darrow
Paul. Metcalf
Herwith
Millie Darrow
Bésd
Shultis
Edward O‘connor, Jr
J. Lindsay
Grant
Enoch’ Skhuttiss
Leda
Arthur Reinfeldt
Brown’s
White Mound
Ella
Bear Valley
Ned O’connor
Formas
Harry O’connor
Edward O’connor
Hugh Borchers
Xmas
Arthur Kunce
Hall Claire
August Kunce
Edgar Quinn
Herman Ratzberg
Hillpoint
S. King
Estella. Wolfe
Julius ‘Wolfe
George. Loos
Childry
Emmett Dwyer
J.’ Osborne
Albert G. Hein
Guy L. Clark
Althea
Norwalk
Mary Towers
Glen
N. Dellona
Lyndon
Ableman
Harvard
John Dalton
Julia
Wm. Dalton
August Pyferreon
Joe Cain
J. W.hindes
Prof
R. Drechsler
Cedarburg
John Vanderhoef
Bessie
Otto Krause
Adolph Fey
Gordon Volz
Otto Gall
Roger Fenwick
Betty Jane
Wm. Paff
Amy
Sadie Greeney
Frank
A. C. Popp
Mineral Point
F. Popp
Walter Geisser
Walter Schaefer
Owatonna
Minn
Wm. Bartenbach
Emil Trachler
August Hintz
Wm Geisser
J. J. Geisser
Dan Edwards
Wisconsin Rapids
Fred Luckensmier
Otto Uphoff
Carl Uphoff
Jexide
Coaner
Wermety Debray
Fourth ‘Street
Seamans School
A. H. Rotzoll
Guy Haistock
W. Rotzoll
Herb. L. Smith
Sam Borland
John Borland
Nora Chatten
Herb L. Smith
Ira Wheeler
H. K. Meyer
Vera Borland
R. H
Leona Radloff
Lara Smith
Willie Wheeler
Birch Creek
S. R. Phillip
J. L. Smith
Ed. Gwin
Guy A. Hainstock
H. L Smith
Henry Hainstock
Wilda Rizzley
Vera Danels
Noah Warren
Guy Wheeler
Vogel
Sam
Ubia
G. Rotzell
North Fairfield
Lorettg
North Baraboo
Sumpter Hustler Club
Tory
U. S
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