Tanlac Credited With RestoringWaukesha Man’s Health
A Waukesha Wisconsin man Paul James Kowalski of 1517 Jefferson Ave credits Tanlac with restoring his health after a year of digestive trouble headaches dizziness and poor sleep He reports renewed appetite weight gain and no further kidney pains Tanlac is sold in Baraboo Reedsburg and Sauk City by local agents and stores Must include many named individuals and places from the local notes following the testimonial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul James Kowalski
Jefferson Ave
Waukesha
Wis
Federal
West Allis
Kowalski
Taniac
Baraboo
Fisher Bros
Reedsburg
Henry Thiemann
Sauk City
G. Naffz
Adv
July 38 Celebration on Happy Hill at William Schroeder
Community invites all to a July 38 event on Happy Hill hosted by William Schroeder. Residents and neighbors urged to attend and join in the festive gathering.
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Happy Hill
William Schroeder’s
Evensville social notes reflect visits and local events
Mrs Morrison and Mrs Rodwell social circle guests at Cozy cottage. Families, farming notes, a funeral, and a planned operation. Howlett farm sale reportedly to August Platt. Gasser Brothers buy threshing outfit. Spencer family reunion at the old homestead. Milton Spencer visiting from Barron. Crop progress noted.
Misfortune at Ironton as Clary Family Builds Barn
F W Clary raises a barn with an addition while son Wird injures a hand at work. Sunday services at M E church featured a strong Children’s Day program. Mrs Hess picnicked with the Ralph Sorge family of Reedsburg. Strawberry beds keep growers busy as G A Wright family and D L Clary visit Carl Tyler home near Reedsburg. Lewis Hawkins and Frank Byrne called on Lime Ridge Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Tyler
Reedsburg
Lewis Hawkins
Frank Byrne
Lime Ridge
Walton Vern Beren and Miss Okla Owen wed at Ironton parsonage
Vern Beren and Miss Okla Owen joined in marriage on Wednesday June 23 at the M FE parsonage in Ironton with Rev. Peckham officiating. The bride wore white georgette over pink silk and carnations, attended by Miss Beatrice Owen and Hert Beier. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home, and the couple departed for a Chicago wedding trip before returning to their home on the groom’s farm near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Beren
Okla Owen
M. FE
Ironton
Peckham
Beatrice Owen
Hert Beier
Chicago
C. Butcher
Stone Lake
Guer
Rhoda Mortimer
Hatties Smith
Albert Good
Arthur Hutchins
L. S. Carpenter
Guerdon Mortimer
Hillpoint Farm Life News From Local Visit Notes
Field work shifts to corn and hay harvest as farmers report progress. Women gather and can strawberries. Mrs. Thomas Harris of Richland Center visits her son’s family in town. Homer Goodell and family from Sandusky visit O Goodell home. Miss Mary Stabnaw travels from Madison to see sister Augusta who is ill. Mrs. O Goodell spends Friday at Lime Ridge and visits Mrs. John Canelv.
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Thomas Harris
Richland Center
Walter Harris
Homer Goodell
Sandusky
O. Goodell
Mary Stabnaw
Madison
Augusta
Lime Ridge
John Canelv
Fourth of July Reflections And Family Calls
Irene Harris returns from Loyd after two weeks with cousins the Rob Harris family. Mrs James Johnson and Mr James Johnson are feeble and staying with their son Fred. The glorious Fourth is nearly at hand.
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James Johnson
Fred
Irene Harris
Loyd
Rob Harris
Ack Hawk Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Lena Badrut and Herman Badrut with spouse visited St. Louis relatives and Jennewein and Accola homes. Wright family from Eau Claire also called on Jennewein. former employee Sehneller remembered. Mrs Block of Baraboo visited Sprecher home. A Fourth of July picnic at John Reiser’s grove invites all. Royal Neighbors of Union Home Camp welcomed four initiates Sara Andersen Olive Bertha Federman Alma Barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Badrut
Herman Badrut
St. Louis
John Jennewein
Ed. V. Accola
Lorence Wright
Eau Claire
John. Jennewein
Wright
George W. Sehneller
Henry Block
Baraboo
Geo. Sprecher
John Riesers Grove
Royal Neighbors
Union Home Camp
Black Hawk
Sara Andersen
Olive
Bertha Federman
Alma Barley
Local visitors and community notes from Pardenville area
Kilbourn residents Will Nehring and C Hill visit Pardenville Dells and Delton Sunday. Norma Bowser visits sister Mrs Bruce Gibson. Clayton Waiter visits Briggsville. Mrs G Thayer helps at John Arntz restaurant. James Latham recovers after a three month accident. Marrian Stevenson returns home from Minnesota teaching term. Nellie Stevens and Mrs Frank Stevens visit Lyndon. Ben Gleson buys D Memorinha property Broadway for 15000 dollars, now G H Crandall’s Annex cite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Nehring
C. Hill
Pardenville
Dells
Frank Gibson
Marie
Delton
Norma Bowser
Bruce Gibson
Clayton
H. Phillips
Briggsville
G. Thayer
John Arntz
James Latham
Marrian Stevenson
Minnesota
Frank Steven
Nellie
Lyndon
Obituary of Reuben F. King
The funeral of Reuben F. King was held at the First M E church with Rev. G E Weed presiding. G A R ritual, Sons of Veterans pallbearers and guard of honor, and Daniel Roberts singing marked the service. Interment in the G A R plot at Baraboo cemetery. He was born in 1840 in Ohio and died at age 80 years 83 months 13 days. He lived here since age four and served three years nine months in the army. Surviving family includes Mrs King and four sons including W N King of Baraboo. daughters include Mrs Miller from Chicago.
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Reuben F. King
M. E
CG. E. Weed
E. L. Palmer
James Dibble
Sons of Veterans
Guard of Honor
Daniel Roberts
R. H Miller
Chicago
Harry A. King
St. Paul
Claude T. King
Beloit
Charles D. King
Superior
la Verne Potter
Lime Ridge
E. D. King
Sumpter
G A.R
Baraboo
Mr. King
Ohio
Local Residents Visit and Attend Summer School
Loretto J A Dwyer of Hankinson North Dakota spent a few days last week with relatives here. Mr and Mrs Frank Taft and children of Waukegan Illinois spent last week at the home of W A Dwyer. Mr and Mrs James Fleming were callers in Baraboo on Friday. Misses Agatha Elinor Dwyer and Mary Biser are attending summer school at Richland Center.
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Loretto J. A. Dwyer
Hankinson
N. D
Frank Taft
Waukegan
W. A. Dwyer
James Fleming
Baraboo
Agatha and
Elinor Dwyer
Mary Biser
Richland Center
Westfield Children Day at M. E. Church
Children and choir led a Sunday program at the M E church with recitations and songs from primary and juniors. The church was attractively decorated and there will be no Ladies Aid with funds redirected to the treasury in June. Near the neighborhood many families attended the Ableman Chautauqua last week and Walter Brooks of Reedsburg spent travel time there.
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M. E
Ableman
Walter Brooks
Reedsburg
Sunday News Briefs From Statton Area Homes
Sunday at his home here Will Borders has returned to his home in Statton Colorado after spending several weeks at the home of James Borders Harvey Weidman arrived from Arizona to spend several weeks at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Grant Weidman Mrs Henry Weidman leaves today for Greenwood to visit with her daughter Mrs Glen Rock The Earnest Koenig John Simon Ted Uphoof and George Schultz families attended camp meeting at Witwen Sunday Those who went to Baraboo Thursday to the homecoming were the following families Fred Broks Udo Braun Clarence and Dan Schulte Percy and Wm Alexander Grant Weidman Harry Weithein and John Simon also Mrs Eleanor Weidman Wm Klipp is improving his house with a new kitchen porches and roof
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N. B. Greaves
la Valle
Lucile Burgess
F. C. Tyler
Reedsburg
Byrnes
Minnesota
Bert Seaman
Fessy
Lime Ridge
Seaman
Doyne L. Clary
Vivian M. Wright
Baraboo
James H. Hill
Clary
F. W. Clary
G. A Wright
Moniday
Racine
Mamie Mortimer
L. Pearsons
Cazenovia
Blanche Hawkins
Milwaukee
Miss Mara
Miss Burnham
Burnham
D. A
Madison
Webley
W. D. Hudson
Frank Braun
Burl Clary
Sandusky
W. Thomas
Louie E. Wagner
John Ende
Will Borders
Statton
Colorado
James. Borders
Harvey Weidman
Arizona
Grant Weidman
Henry Weidman
Greenwood
Glen Rock
Earnest
Koenig
John Simon
Ted Uphoof
George Schultz
Witwen
Fred Broks
Udo Braun
Clarence
Dan Schulte
Percy
Wm. Alexander
Harry Weithein
Eleanor Weidman
Wm. Klipp
Funeral services for Russell W. Brodie held in Portage
Russell W. Brodie’s funeral services were conducted at St. Mary’s Catholic Church Portage at 9 am Monday by Rev Fr J H Monahan. Military rites were provided by the Richard W Mulcahy Post American Legion with Kilbourn band leading. Honor guards included Fortage and Baraboo members of Co E 32nd division and 107th supply train in World War II era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell W. Brodie
St. Mary’s Catholic Church of
Portage
J. H. Monahan
Richard W. Mulcahy
American Legion
Kilbourn Band
C. M Morris
George Alexander
Harry Nehls
Earl Peterson
Wm. Crawhall
Chas. R. Sharpe
David Leach
Roy Watson
Harry Metlar
Robert Alexander
Frank Schmidt
Walter Kerr
Carl Bulgrien
Jesse Taylor
Ivan Little
George Lennon
Jack Cochrane
Raymond Klewert
Edward Murphy
Julius Eulberg
Henry E Miller Killed in Farm Tractor Accident near Sarona
Henry E Miller died last Monday while working on his farm near Sarona. He was operating a tractor that digging into soft ground overturned trapping him. his widow and three children Lloyd Ivan and Loraine survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Miller
Sarona
Mr. Miller
Lloyd
Ivan
Loraine
Reyman and Lutherwed at Baraboo County Courthouse
Guy L. Reyman and Miss Edith Luther united in marriage by County Judge James H Hill at the Baraboo courthouse in a ring ceremony. Edith Schoenmann and Leonard Schoenmann attended as relatives. They will reside on the groom's farm north of Spring Green.
Baraboo Bride Weds in Oregon Home Ceremony
Miss Alva May Elwood daughter of L H Elwood Baraboo and Otto Leon Hatch of Livermore Indiana wed Thursday noon at the A L Hansen home in Oregon. Rev George Jecklin officiated under a fern and smilax canopy. Guests included families from Madison Brooklyn Baraboo and Middleton. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Humboldt Iowa after July 15.
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Alva May Elwood
Madison
L. H. Elwood
Baraboo
Otto Leon Hatch
Livermore
A. L. Hansen
Oregon
George Jecklin
Lottie Meineke
Middleton
George Burrows
Brooklyn
Gaske
A. E Hanson
Helen Reinholz
John Knipe
Mary
Iowa
Minnesota
Humboldt
Constipation Claims for Ladies Promoted by Tea
An advertisement claims nine of ten women suffer constipation and links it to pimply skin bad breath and sour mood. It touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a mild cleansing laxative that purports to relieve constipation and improve complexion and well being.
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Hollister
Funeral services for late Enos Sherman held
Funeral services for the late Enos Sherman were held yesterday afternoon at Poplar Grove Hil with J S Briscoe officiating and the Masonic ritual. Sherman had 40 years with the Northwestern road and died after being struck by a locomotive in Milwaukee yards Tuesday night. About 64 people attended including engineers conductors and relatives.
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Enos Sherman
Poplar Grove
Hil
J. S. Briscoe
Northwestern Road
Milwaukee
Wyeville
Barahoo
A. W. Foster
Jacob Luder
Philip Mitchaud
S. H. Wood
Jacob van Orden
John Herrington
Charles Wright
Joseph Holmes
Roy Traxler
H. C. Brown
C. R. Compton
J. J. A&more
C. A. Loos
George Peterson
Martin Dyrud
A. H. Thompson
M. H. Moule
Supt
Wm. Hayes
Henry Ketchum
W. J. Keating
D. M. Falvey
Potatoes Fall Fifty Cents Per Barrel in Milwaukee
Potatoes have dropped fifty cents a barrel in Milwaukee with prices ranging from eight dollars fifty cents to nine dollars per hundred pounds across local markets. The move reflects regional supply and demand conditions impacting growers and grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Delos Kinnamon Dies at La Valle Home
Delos Kinnamon of La Valle died last Monday at his son Earl’s home from heart trouble. Burial arrangements to be announced by the family.
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Delos Kinnamon
la Valle
Earl
Mrs Clifford Huber Dies at 24 in Portage
Mrs Clifford Huber of Portage died at St. Savior's hospital at age 24 last Wednesday. She leaves a husband and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Huber
Portage
St. Savior’s Hospital
Portage Man Russell Brodie Dies After War Service
Russel Brodie son of Mrs Catherine Brodie Portage died in Custer South Carolina after a short illness. He formerly worked in the city and joined the company boys at the outbreak of the war. He served overseas several months where he was gassed and never fully recovered. He is survived by his mother and a sister Florence of Portage. The body will be brought to Portage for burial.
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Russel Brodie
Catherine Brodie
Portage
Custer
S. C
Brodie
Florence
Mrs Ella Colt Dies in Chicago After Baraboo Baptists
Mrs Ella Colt daughter of Rev Elmer Sweet former Baraboo Baptist pastor died in Chicago last Saturday. Funeral services will be held at the Baptist church Tuesday morning at 10 30.
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Ella Colt
Elmer Sweet
The
Baptist Church of
Death of Miss Mary A Clark Pioneer’s Daughter in Lewiston Portage
Miss Mary A. Clark, daughter of the late James and Mrs. Clark, longtime Lewiston pioneers who settled in 1848, died at her nephew James H. Clark’s home in Portage Friday evening. Funeral services are planned for Sunday from the local church.
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Mary A. Clark
James Clark
Lewiston
James H. Clark
Portage
Obituaries for Mrs. George Dunham and John W. Hendricks
Funeral services for Mrs. George Dunham were held at the Mould home with Rev. C. E. Weed officiating and burial in Baraboo cemetery. She died in Louisville Kentucky leaving a husband and two children. John W. Hendricks aged 52 died Sunday afternoon in Baraboo after visiting relatives from Duluth. He leaves three sisters and a brother and funeral rites were held at the A C church with burial in Baraboo cemetery.
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George Dunham
T. M. Mould
C. E. Weed
Olga Reinking
R. Cahoon
F. BE. Morey
H. M. Acott
E. F. Dithmar
W. H Marriott
L. H. Hill
Baraboo
John W. Hendricks
Green Bay
Duluth
W. A. Capener
Fourteenth Street
Jule Shirven
Rushford
Minn
Lucy
Molly Hendricks
R. C. Hendricks
A. C. Church
King R F veteran dies at 80 in city home
Reuben F King aged 80 died Saturday night at his grandson Frank King's south side home. Civil War veteran of 11th Wisconsin Infantry Co F. He came from Ohio at age four and lived here since his wife passed three years ago. Funeral at M E Church with G A R rites, Rev. C E Weed officiating. Buried in G A R. He leaves one daughter Mrs R H Miller of Chicago and four sons C D King of Superior, C T King of Beloit, H A King of St Paul, and W N King of Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben F. King
Frank King
Mr. King
11Th Wisconsin Infantry Co
Ohio
R. H. Miller
Chicago
Co. D. King
Superior
C. T. King
Beloit
H A. Kng
St. Paul
W.N. King
Baraboo
Hood's Sar saparilla and Hood's Pills promise health
Medicinal roots and tonics such as Hood's Sar saparilla and Hood's Pills are praised as remedies. The text claims they build blood, improve appetite, invigorate digestion, tone the stomach, and strengthen nerves for lasting health. It notes generations of use and recommends giving them a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Betty Fuller Dies in Reedsburg After Dysentery
Betty Fuller two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clint Fuller died Sunday morning at her grandmother Mrs John Fuller’s home in Reedsburg. The Birmingham Alabama family had been visiting in Reedsburg and Lime Ridge. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10:30 am at the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev J H Moorehead with interment in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Clint Fuller
John Fuller
Reedsburg
Mrs Abe Shultis of Reedsburg Dies After Illness
Mrs Abe Shultis of Reedsburg died suddenly Saturday after a period of illness. She had traveled to Chicago last week for hospital treatment but arrived too late. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Reedsburg Baptist Church, of which she was a member.
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Abe Shultis
Abe Scultis
Reedsburg
Chicago
Death of Miss Matilda McCray in Reedsburg
Miss Matilda McCray of Reedsburg died Sunday morning at the county hospital after a stroke months earlier. She had been cared for at Reedsburg hospital before transfer due to poor health. The body was taken to her brother's home, with a 3 45 service at the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev J H Moorehead and interment at Greenwood cemetery.
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Matilda McCray
Reedsburg
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Moorehead
Greenwood Cemetery
Death of Mrs Walter Wilcox Prominent Baraboo Resident
Mrs Walter Wilcox formerly Miss Lila North died at 9 10 Monday evening at her parents home in Baraboo after a brief illness. Survived by husband Walter A Wilcox an infant son six months old her parents Mr and Mrs H W North two brothers John and Harry and sister Mary Salome North. Born Baraboo April 14 1886 married November 1916. Funeral Thursday at 3 at the home and 3 30 at Trinity Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wilcox
Lila North
Harry W. North
Pontiac
Mich
Ann Arbor
Chicago
Baraboo
Walter A. Wilcox
H W. North
John
Harry
Mary Salome North
Wilcox
Trinity Episcopal Church
Foreclosure Referee Sale Set for Baraboo Court Steps
In Sauk county Wisconsin the referee will sell at the Baraboo courthouse steps on August 12 1920 at ten in the forenoon the mortgaged property described as part of SW 1/4 of NW 1/4 section 1 township 11 north range 6 east bounded by Lahey C N W Railway Fisher lake road with part sold to Railway Co terms cash or bankable security. Dated June 1 1920. Referee J J Pfannstiehl Bentley Bower LaMar attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Johnson
Ellen Mahoney
Chas. Steinford
Anna Steinford
Baraboo
Sauk County
Wisconsin
Township
Range
Lahey
C. & N. W. Railway Co
Fisher
Lake
Dog License Notice for Freedom Wisconsin Owners
Town residents must obtain dog licenses by June 30 1920. Apply by mail to F G Duboig North Freedom Wis or in person with dog description owner name and age. Fees are $3 plus 15 cents per male dog and $5 plus 15 cents per female dog. New dog law takes effect July 1 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.G. Duboig North Freedom
Wis
Hreancea
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