Tanlac credited with curing Milwaukee man’s stomach trouble
Henry Smith Brown of 728 Racine Street Milwaukee says Tanlac relieved eight years of stomach bloating gas heart pressure and indigestion. After five bottles he can eat freely and has gained weight while his nerves sleep well and digestion improved. He urges others with similar symptoms to try Tanlac. Local sellers listed in Baraboo Reedsburg and Sauk City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smith Brown
Racine Street
Milwaukee
Tanlac
Baraboo
Fisher Bros
Reedsburg
Henry Thieman
Sauk City
Naffz
Helper's Union to Meet with Mrs Plummer
The Helper's Union will meet with Mrs. Ralph Plummer February 4. Mabel Schultz is employed at the Overall. Mrs Harvey Attridge and her little daughter of Montana are visiting at the Frank Attridge home. Marion Frazier spent Sunday in La Valle. Mr and Mrs Monroe Bum visited Mr and Mrs August Ziegler Sunday. Mrs J Johnson visited her brother and wife in Greenfield recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Plummer
Mabel Schultz
Harvey Attridge
Little Daughter
Montana
Frank Attridge
Marion Frazier
la Valle
Monroe Bum
August Ziegler
J. Johnson
Greenfield
Local residents visit and travel notes from Baraboo area
Mrs Janette Finder and Miss Mura Hawkins visited Tuesday evening at North Freedom as guests of Prof and Mrs R Scholfield. Adolph Fey returned home from Chicago after business. Mrs W H Gall Jr shopped at Baraboo Wednesday. Harry Wiseman left Thursday for a week in Chicago Waukegan Racine and Milwaukee. L A Goedecke of Knapp visited here with friends Sunday. Paul W Schutte and Wm Van der Ohe left for Chicago Monday on a business trip. Mr and Mrs John Aland of Baraboo visited the Hinz home Friday. Miss Marie Zarske was a Baraboo visitor Tuesday. Mrs John Ward and daughter visited Mrs Olive Ward here Monday. Miss Bessie Cole of Baraboo spent a few days here with her sister Ruth Cole. Chas Geissler made a business trip to Chicago Monday. Mr and Mrs Rindsfielch of Reedsburg were guests of Mr and Mrs John Paff Sunday. Mrs Jules Verbeke of Baraboo spent Monday here with her sister Mrs Gustav Pyffereon. Mrs E C Bentley and daughter Phyllis were Baraboo shoppers Saturday. Mrs Wm A Rindfliesch and daughter Lillian spent Saturday at Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cole
Chas Geissler
Chicago
Rindsfielch
Reedsbrug
John Paff
Jules Verbeke
Baraboo
Gustav Pyffereon
E. C. Bentley
Phyllis
Wm. A. Rindfliesch
Lillian
May Barkenhagen
Elroy
Anna
Sarah Feehan
Evan Leece
Odell
Ill
Clarence Cook
Denver
Cole
Thomas Foulkes
Winneconne
B. J. Cook
John Maxwell
George Douglas
William Lohman
Eva Miller
Reedsburg
Eugene Bonnell
Wm. Borth
Ableman
A. A. Johnson
Black River Falls
T. J. Tracy
J. H. Gunnison
Sprecher
Bertha Richard
Elsie Pagel
Emma Pagel
Flinch Club
Cora D’ckie
Shew
George Schorer
Wm. Poglase
Beloit
James Treloar
Burr ‘Piers
Robert Barkenhagen
BE. J. Lawton
Milwaukee
Verge Douglas
Hazel Dickie Marcella Steinbrink
Marjoriet Draper
W. ©. Hahn
Sauk City
W. c. Hahn
Ed Weston
Percy
Leota
James Carpenter
Alvah Hackett
Ed. Turnham
Freda Kinsman
John Bauer
Local Social Notes From Merrimack and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Sarah Pigg returned from Chicago and stays with relatives. A group of youths attended a Prairie du Lac dance last Wednesday. Miss Alva Mueller of Caledonia visited the Misses Marshall. A Tower’s hall box social Friday drew good funds. Edward Vanderpool Jr. and nephew Mr. Babcock with James Hein traveled to Beloit for work Tuesday. T. S. Wells visited Lodi relatives for a few days last week. Mrs. Dennis Bayles and sons spent time in Lodi. Mrs. Thompson of Reedsburg taught her painting class Thursday. Mrs. BE Gross went to Caledonia Illinois for Eva Peterson’s funeral last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Noyes and daughter...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack
Sarah Pigg
Chicago
Prairie du Lac
Alva Mueller
Caledonia
Marshall
Tower's Hall
Edward Vanderpool Jr
Babcock
James Hein
Beloit
Wis
T. S. Wells
Lodi
Dennis Bayles
Thompson
Reedsburg
BE. L. Gross
Ill
Eva Peterson
H. T. Noyes
Daugh
Walton revival begins at Wesleyan Methodist Church
Revival meetings opened Sunday at the Wesleyan Methodist church with Rev. Carkuff as evangelist. Local residents Lucy Mortimer, Ada Atkinson, and Dolph Mortimer visited relatives and attended services while several townspeople traveled to Hillsboro for various errands. A Hillsboro basketball team defeated locals 32 to 8 on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Rev. Carkuff
Lucy Mortimer
L. S. Carpenter
Hillsboro
Lee Beier
Oskatooga
Guy
Lois Thompson
Reedsburg
J. Thompson
Ada Atkinson
Beatrice Mortimer
Dolph
Ralph Mortimer
Harry Bradley
N. Atkinson
Iva Beier
Cazenovia
Floyd Jones
Wonewoc
The
Friends Church
Mr. Pensehorn
Community News From North Freedom and Surrounding Farms
Local residents return from illness and travel among North Freedom Elroy and nearby towns. Families visit relatives in Odell Winneconne Baraboo Sauk City Beloit and Platteville. Illnesses include flu pneumonia and measles. Social events include a birthday gathering and a Flinch club meeting.
Local Social Roundup From Baraboo Area
Entries note visits and illnesses among Baraboo residents. J J Lieberum and wife from Rochester N Y stayed with aunt Mrs H Grupsen after marriage on a weekend wedding trip. Lincoln Dickie and pink eye recovery. J H Gunnison plans move to Madison. many locals traveled, mended, or hosted events.
Prairie du Sac Social Happenings Report
Prairie du Sac residents attend local events and family visits with notes of travel to Milwaukee and Detroit. University student Katherine Felix home for weekend. K F Greer recovering in Rochester. several locals at a Presbyterian church social and M E Sunday school events. high school basketball trip to Middleton and local homecomings.
Local Notes From East Lime Ridge And South Reedsburg
The East Lime Ridge column notes births, illnesses and social gatherings including a newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gibbs on January 21. A L A S gathering at Mrs. Will Miller's drew many from the vicinity and Mrs. John L. Smith recovered from a sudden illness. Birthdays and teen celebrations marked the week with twins Ira and Irena Phillip turning 16. Local families reported improvements in health and travel visits among Gooles Rizzley Hainstock Tennyslins and Schoon households. In South Reedsburg, Herbert Phillips and Otto Grote visits, Albert Ast family get togethers, U B church social at Kirkpatrick home and visits by Henry Sorg and daughter Klien of Lester Iowa were noted along with Madge Philips entering training school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lime Ridge
Henry Gibbs
Will Miller
John L. Smith
Dial Schoonover
S. R. Phillip
Ira
Irena
Robert Gooles
O. Rizzley
Frank Warren
Guy
A. Haiist
R. Hainstock
Ben Tennyslins
South Reedsburg
Herbert Phillips
Otto Grote
Albert Ast
Schiefelbein
Paul Schroeder
Ableman
Adolph Gude
U. B
Kirkpatrick
Henry Sorg
Klien
Lester
Iowa
C. W. Schultz
William Lenders
Paul Lenders
sAug Jemmerman
la Valle
Madge Philips
West Brookfield Visitors Attend Local Gatherings
Local notes record Will Maher and wife returning to Brookfield Wisconsin for a funeral of Rev. Smith. Mrs Walter Bible visited Reedsburg at the Geo Bible home. Cit Thompson greeted townsfolk. Otto Goeth cut his hand badly. Dr Weeke treated it. Missionary society met with Mrs Sam Phillips on Feb 6. Mrs Albert Risk visited Loganville with her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Maher
Brookfield
Wis
Rev. Smith
Walter Bible
Reedsburg
Geo. Bible Home
Cit
Thompson
Otto Goeth
Weeke
Missionary Society
Sam Phillips
Albert Risk
Loganville
Local residents visit with Lewis family and neighbors
North Fairfield Mrs L P Lewis visited Tuesday and Wednesday last week with Mr and Mrs Gust Lewis. Mr and Mrs Guest Lewis and baby Opal and Loyd Lewis visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Joe Lewis. Mrs Carl Anchor and Mrs Walter Anchor shopped in Baraboo last Saturday. Miss Ester Wildrick teaches at Russells Corner and called on Mrs Joe Lewis last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Lewis
Gust Lewis
Guest Lewis
Baby
Opal
Loyd Lewis
Joe Lewis
Carl Anchor
Walter Anchor
Baraboo
Ester Wildrick
Russells Corner
Ladies' Aid meets Thursday at city with Mrs. Barkley
The Ladies' Aid gathered Thursday February 12 in the city, hosted by Mrs. George Barkley. Visitors at the home of Mrs. Anna Seoon on Sunday included Mrs. Frank Camp and children Leo Coulter and Frank Riley who had been visiting Kenneth Seoon. Anna Seoon returned from Manston after a several day stay. Mrs. F Parkhurst visited the Frank Cady home Saturday evening. Miss Alice Z Woods visited Rev and Mrs. Victor Sword Sunday. Grandpa Skinner died in his Reedsburg home Saturday night. the funeral was Tuesday afternoon with many neighbors in attendance. The Lee Schultis family were entertained at the Harry O Connor home last Sunday.
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Ladies’ Aid Mets
George Barkley
Anna Seoon
Frank Camp
Leo Coulter
Frank Riley
Kenneth ‘Seoon
Manston
F. Parkhurst
Frank Cady
Alice Z. Woods
Victor Sword
Grandpa Skinner
Reedsburg
Maurice Carr
Lee Schultis
Harry O'Conner
Kirkwood Family Holiday Visits Across Sun Prairie
Mr and Mrs Fred Bisch and two children stayed at Mrs Bischs sisters home in Sun Prairie for New Years Day with Mrs W G Davison. The Bisch party remained two weeks while Mr Bisch returned New Years Eve. Fred Paddock and Harold Hente visited the John Brenner home on Skillet Creek Saturday. Mrs M Bisch visited Lyons with her son Joe and daughter in law Mrs Arthur Gomon. Mr and Mrs John OBrien spent Sunday with Mathew OBrien west of the city. Charles and Tracy Randall traveled to Reedsburg on Monday for a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bisch
Joe Bisch
Arthur Gomon
John O’brien
Mathew O’brien
Charles
Tracy Randall
Reedsburg
Local Folks Gather for Play and Visits in North Freedom
Mrs Geo Hammermeister visited North Freedom on Thursday. Sixth graders under Miss Bassett will present a church play Friday to raise funds for the school playground. Mr and Mrs George Pierce, recently married in Reedsburg, visit before moving to Detroit. The Schara child is ill. Ironton visitors A J Blakeslee and son Edwin spent the weekend in Cleveland. Frank Cleveland and family went to Reedsburg for George Bible’s illness. L S C met at Baraboo with Mrs Fred Berkley hosting. Max Hill moved to a new home with serenaders. Mrs David Sansum is seriously ill with care from her daughter Mrs Henry Ingleking. Amos Barron of Madison visited his father. Springer led a sleigh to an Endeavor rally at the Presbyterian church. Rev Farrell spoke. Lincon Haskins hosted friends and relatives with an oyster supper as the main feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Hammermeister
North Freedom
Edwin
Ironton
Cleveland
Frank Cleveland
Reedsburg
George Bible
Fred Berkley
Baraboo
George Hengstler
Max Hill
David Sansum
Henry Ingleking
Delton
Amos Barron
Madison
Springer
Presbyterian Church
Lincon Haskins
Local Visits And Farewell Gatherings Across Wisconsin
Glenville residents Mr and Mrs Carl Yanz of Dancy Wis visit Mrs Charles Gall. Cy Simonds and son Guy stay in Fairfield while Guy visits relatives in Finley Wis. Willis Glover visits Madison and neighbors bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Stanley Minor near Delton. Mrs Charles Gall at Reedsburg and Borkenhagens hear of son John’s illness improving. Measles affect local pupils. Mrs Hardy Spencer and two children visited Mrs C L Pearson. Elsa Borders of Westfield called at George Woolford’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Yanz
Dancy
Wis
Charles Gall
Cy. Simonds
Guy Simonds
Fairfield
Finley
Willis Glover
Madison
Stanley Minor
Delton
Emil Kelwauke
Reedsbury
Borkenhagen
John
Hardy Spencer
C. L. Pearson
Elsa. Borders
Westfield
George Woolford
East Reedsburg Social Club details January gathering
A large crowd attended the East Reedsburg Social Club meeting on January 22 with Miss Alice Cole. a dinner followed and Mrs. Cal Winnie received a hand painted plate for her birthday. The next E R S C meeting with Mr and Mrs Isaac Adams is slated for February 12 for a picnic dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cole
Cal Winnie
Isaac Adams
A. E. White
Leo Darrenoque
Bennedict
Dunning
Don Darrenoque
Fréd Maas
Herman Foss
Arthur White
Warren Scott
Storage Batteries Delivered to Mill Addition Project
LACK HAWK John and John Bantte received storage batteries for the light plant Saturday. They will be placed in a room being improved for the purpose in the addition at the mill. About half of the batteries were sent back damaged on the railroad. Miss Ella Rieser visited relatives and returned to Whitewater. Flu is spreading again as several families in the neighborhood are down with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
John Bantte
Ella Rieser
Social Circle Notes From South Delton and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Claude Hislett hosted on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Earl Battles of Fairfield. The Niéetzel family visited with Mr and Mrs Paw Henke in Excelsior. John Holt visited Truman Mey and Mrs Pearl Waddell hosted Mrs Harry Hewitt of Baraboo then left for Canada. Mrs Bedtke of Baraboo visited Lawrence Petersons family as her mother Mrs Stevens grew seriously ill with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Hislett
Earl Battles
Fairfield
Carl Niéetzel
Paw Henke
Excelsior
John Holt
Truman Mey
Pearl Waddell
Harry Hewitt
Baraboo
Canada
Bedtke
Lawrence Peterson
Stevens
Fair Valley Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Returns
Joe Cooper returned home from Baraboo where his daughter is ill at the Warren hotel. Raymond Seitz, an employee of Joe Schoephorster, spent Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs Martin Bernhard and family visited the J C Padrutt family. Mrs Robert Welkie visited her daughter Mrs Gusi Genz. Almon Gasser returned home and is staying with his brother Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cooper
Baraboo
Warren Hotel
Raymond Seitz
Joe Schoephorster
Martin Bernhard
J. C. Padrutt
Robert Welkie
Gusi Genz
Almon Gasser
Sam
Haugen Breaks With Senator La Follette in War Stance
Nils P. Haugen and A. J. Myrland of the Wisconsin Tax Commission say they did not attend a conference with Senator La Follette. They state they disagree with La Follette on his League of Nations views and his wartime positions. The note notes their intent to stay out of politics and highlights no trade with Soviet Russia at present per the state department.
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Nils.p. Haugen
la Follette
Senator la Follette
Madison
Nils P. Haugen
State Tax Commission
A. J. Myrland
Tax Commission
League of Nations
Haugen
Court deals body blow to wet interests
Judge Frank H Hudkin denied a habeas corpus petition for J J Dillon a truck driver arrested for transporting liquor in San Francisco after January 16 ruling the eighteenth amendment and national prohibition act valid from that date Ohio's referendum to overturn the amendment has no effect on federal law local referendums do not alter the constitution Liquor smuggling reported in New York with the Yarmouth returning liquor by boat to shore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Frank H. Hudkin
United States District Court
J. J. Dillion
San Francisco
YT Am
Hudkin
Congress
Wine Interests
Ohio
New York
Yarmouth
Madison liquor man is fined under Mulberger law
Robert Niemann former saloon keeper who ran a soft drink fountain at 504 Atwood avenue was fined 100 dollars by Superior Judge A C Hoppmann after pleading now contendere to giving away liquor unlawfully This marked the first conviction in the state under the Mulberger law He was arraigned on a charge of violating the old excise law but the complaint was amended to giving it away under Mulberger law Police from Chief Shaughnessy’s force arrested him after taking into custody a drunken man alleged to be drinking wine over the counter in Niemann’s store
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Niemann
Atwood Avenue
Madison
A. C. Hoppmann
Niemann
Shaughnessy
Wisconsin Power Company petition to appraise land for transmission line
The Wisconsin Power company seeks commissioners to appraise a 50 foot strip in Pleasant Springs town for a Prairie du Sac to Janesville transmission line. Seven towers would be erected. Mrs. Josephine Nicholls holds a life estate in the land and the hearing is set in Circuit Judge E Ray Stevens chambers on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Power Company
Prairie du Sac
Janesville
E. Ray Steven
Pleasant Springs
Josephine Nicholls
George Nicholls
Massachusetts Couple Live Apart in Two Towns
A Boston Globe item describes a Massachusetts married couple who live in two towns facing separate residences. They plan weekend visits or extended separations, and have rented a third apartment in New York City to share "in their play time." The bride keeps her maiden name Miss. The thermometer shows about 10 below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
New York City
Boston Globe
Engagement Announced Through Flu Grippe Advice
A vintage medical pitch urges early flu or grippe care with hot salt water foot bath and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It promotes buying a package at Donovan's pharmacy and using it as a preventive test warning to feel better by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grippe
Hollister
Donovan’s
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