Tanlac praise from Milwaukee woman after relief from stomach trouble
Mrs. A M Hughes of Milwaukee reports long stomach problems, gas, heartburn, headaches, and dizziness eased after taking Tanlac. She notes improved appetite, sleep, and no pain after the first bottle, and urges others to hear her testimony. Tanlac sold in Baraboo, Reedsburg, and Sauk City.
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Tanlac
A. M. Hughes
Thirty-fifth Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Taniac
Baraboo
Fisher Bros
Reedsburg
Henry Thiemann
Local Social Notes Highlight Reedsburg Visitors
A collection of brief social items notes visits and arrivals around Reedsburg including Mr and Mrs C A Clark Mrs J Young Mrs Glen Howland and Mr Harry Serg from Reedsburg. Madison visitors Miss Gladys Dudleston Miss Olive Eder and Miss Dorothy Eder are mentioned.
Walton Leona Colvin Dies. Rites Held at U M Church
Leona Colvin Walton born August 20 1871 in Crawford county Wisconsin died June 30 1920 at age 48. She married Peter Gaston in 1904 and is survived by three sons an aged mother five sisters and four brothers. Funeral Thursday at U M church with Rev C Butcher burial in Debells cemetery.
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Leona Colvin
Crawford County
Wis
Peter Gaston
U. M
C. Butcher
Debells
Frank Reitz
George Shore
Sparta
Local Residents Attend Area Social and Visits
Hazel and Bernice Hutchens returned from a visit to Stanley Thursday. Mrs Peterson and Edna Hutchins stayed longer. Lucie Mortimer is home from Abbottsford. Several locals attended the Wonewoe celebration on Monday. Mrs Laura Gibbons, hospitalized at Redsburg, is improving. Eva Carpenter visited Reedsburg over the weekend. The Mortimer families and Arthur Hutchins with two daughters spent Sunday at Devils Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
Bernice Hutchens
Stanley
Peterson
Edna Hutchins
Lucie Mortimer
Abbottsford
Wonewoe
Laura Gibbons
Redsburg
Eva Carpenter
Reedsburg
Arthur Hutchins
Dolph Mortimer
Sim Mortimer
Ralph Mortimer
Devils Lake
Local Folk Guests and Games Mark Weekend
Walter Rose returned from Milwaukee on Saturday. Mr and Mrs A Fuhran visited relatives in La Crosse last week. Miss Agnes Grover spends the week at Wonewoc with relatives. Ableman played ball Sunday and lost. The Wonewoc band played on the street to advertise Monday’s celebration. Mr and Mrs Burrington and children of Kendall were guests of J Jones over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rose
Milwaukee
A. Fuhran
la Crosse
Agnes Grover
Wonewoc
Ableman
Dellona and North Excelsior social notes
The George Butterfield family hosted sisters and nieces from California and Arizona. Local families visited relatives, including the J W Lindsay and Ed O Connor Jr, and the Laurenzs at Beier home near Walton. Visitors also came from Colfax Wisconsin and Beloit, with others at Briggsville and the Scott home in North Dellona.
Nine pound daughter born to Kowalke couple
A nine pound daughter was born Wednesday June 30 to Mr and Mrs Albert Kowalke. The community notes attend a missionary meeting in Logansville. Ella Low of Chicago visits at the Kowalke home. Sauk County Life Picnic and reunion set for July 2 at Devils Lake north shore with Merlin Hall and others speaking. Community chorus and YWCA participate. full program to be released next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kowalke
Loganville
Ella Low
Chicago
Sauk County
Devils Lake
Merlin Hall
Local Residents Noted in Oberlin Area
Denzer and Krolls of Logaville visited Waker Alwins Sunday. John Wawrok Gotlieb Wawrok Christ Yanker and Paul Rudolf are installing new silos. Stella Miller works at the Kepke home. Rev Father Schalenberg of Sauk City conducted services here last Sunday. George Lehrmann and family are riding in a new car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kroll
Loganville
Waker Alwins
John
Gotlieb Wawrok
Christ Yanker
Paul Rudolf
Stella Miller
Richard Kepke
Father Schalenberg
Sauk City
George Lermann
Local Residents Visit and Holiday Guests
LACK HAWK Mr. and Mrs Albert Walster and Mrs George Haberman with two children of Lodi visit Alfred Rieser and Clarence Walster since last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Robert Hoppe entertain Mr and Mrs Udo Brown and Mr and Mrs Brooks of Ableman. Mr and Mrs John Jennewein and children with Mr and Mrs Lorence Wright and daughter and Mr and Mrs John Badrnt went to the Dells last Saturday. Lorence Wright and daughter return from three week visit to Eau Claire on Monday. Miss Mary Leutscher of Denver visiting sister Mrs George Sprecher returned home last Friday. Mr and Mrs Julius Nold of Baraboo spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Black Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Walster
George Haberman
Lodi
Alfred Rieser
Clarence Walster
Robert Hoppe
Udo Brown
Brooks
Ableman
John Jennewein
Lorence Wright
John Badrnt
Dells
Eau Claire
Mary Leutscher
Denver
George Sprecher
Julius Nold
Baraboo
Black Hawk
Family Visits Highlight Ironton Community Ties
Mrs. Melissa Andrews returned Monday from a visit with her son in Carr Valley. Mr and Mrs H Lawrence of Chicago are visiting Bert Lawrence. The B Lawrence children spent the 4th at the lake and Mr and Mrs W Stowe have been guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Andrews
Carr Valley
H. Lawrence
Chicago
Bert. Lawrence
B. Lawrence
Lake
W. Stowe
Local families enjoy gatherings and visits across towns
The Grover family had a picnic in Byrne's grove on Saturday. Mrs Hattie Williams and her son stay with J Williams in Carr Valley. Carol Mortimer aided Mrs Blanchard. Mildred Burgess works at D Webb's in Carr Valley. Elmer Tyler returns from Kansas visit to Hazel Green. Rev Bolster of Mendota visited O Palmers. Hustlers S S class plans ice cream on Hudson's lawn. John Casey's family visits Black River Falls. William Brundridge visits A J Blakeslee in Madison. Mrs Bible of Reedsburg guests W Bible. George Blakeslee's family visited Cazenovia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Stowe
Milwaukee
Grover
Byrne’s Grove
Hattie Williams
J. Williams
Carr Valley
Carol Mortimer
Blanchard
Mildred Burgess
D. Webb
Elmer Tyler
Hazel Green
Frank
Lewis Hawkins
Kansas
Bolster
Mendota
O. Palmers
S. S
Hudson’s Lawn
John Casey
Black River Falls
Walter
Superior
William Brundridge
Madison
Local Social Notes From Lyons And Nearby Towns
Mrs Craig Holoway has been very ill but is now improving. Perry Loomis and family moved to Delton for work with Mrs Ringling. Lenore Berkley and two children visited from Cheyenne with Elizabeth Kimball. Wm Turner is ill. Nettie Schlench of Bloomer visited Ed Watkins family. Max Holoway and two children from Fargo are visiting Frank Holoway. Philip Stackhouse of Adams visited Frank Cleveland. John Sansum and Ethel and Lucile Harris drove to Sparta. Frank Keith and wife from Oklahoma visiting Frank Holoway’s parents. David Loomis at Janesville. Albert Watkins family visited Amos Squires in Delton. Harry Koons’ daughter and George Howard’s wife visited La Crosse for tonsil surgery. Wm Gates family traveled to La Crosse to visit relatives. Fred Downey of Baraboo visited Harry Koons. Edith Eastwood of La Crosse attended the Schaefer Kim ball wedding. Marion Douglas of Camp Douglas visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Holoway
Perry Loomis
Delton
Loomis
Ringling
Lenore Berkley
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Elizabeth Kimball
Wm. Turner
Nettie Schlench
Bloomer
Ed. Watkins
Max Holoway
Fargo
Frank Holoway
Philip Stackhouse
Adams
Frank Cleveland
John Sansum
Ethel
Lucile Harris
Sparta
Frank Keith
Oklahoma
la Crosse
Fred Downey
Baraboo
Harry Koons
Edith Eastwood
Schaefer-Kimball
Marion Douglas
Camp Douglas
Loyd community celebration and visiting guests
Families attended the Loyd gathering with Tea Uphoff George Schutz Earnest Koenig and Percy Alexanders. Mrs Hemmer and Mrs Hart of Madison visit Louie Hemmer. H A Sutherland's family toured Richland Center and Loyd.
Prairie du Sac Visitors and Celebration Details
Paul J. Pankalle with daughter Miss Helen and son George stayed from Sunday to Monday at Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Buelow’s home as Prairie du Sac hosted a celebration and dance. John Goerks and family and Gilbert Goerks visited Prairie du Sac one evening last week. James Turner was surprised by visitors from Union Grove and Milwaukee who came Sunday and remained until Tuesday. Hazel and Jennie Bick spent the Fourth in Prairie du Sac. Mrs. Helm has been visiting relatives there. Minnie Buelow, Gustav, and Herman Zick with son Eddie of Leland were 최근 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive
Dorothy Eder
Madison
Leona Mones
Elroy
Victor Dudleston
Elisha Gardner
Reedsburg
Arthur
Merril Apker
Milwaukee
Dick Anderson
Sparta
Paul J. Pankalle
Helen
George
Fred T. Buelow
Prairie du Sac
John Goerks
Gilbert Goerks
James Turner
Tom Griffith
Union Grove
Bernard Griffith
Hazel
Jennie Bick
Helm
Minnie Buelow
Gustav
Herman Zick
Eddie
Leland
Social Calls Across Local Families
Sunday visitors visited various local households including Mr and Mrs Henry Simons at the Harry Simons home. Walter and Norton Buelow spent Sunday evening with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Cone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Buelow
Henry Simons
Harry Simons
Walter
Norton Buelow
Charles Cone
Holidays at Maple Hill Gather Small Town Guests
About 70 people attended a Fourth of July gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schara at Maple Hill. A noon dinner under a maple tree, social time, and six o'clock supper preceded departures with all expressing a good time. Guests included families from Baraboo North Freedom Happy Hill Maple Hill Denzer Wonewoe Reedsburg Madison and other nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schara
Maple Hill
Christ Schara
B.meilke
Baraboo
J. Schara
H. Heintz
Irma
North Freedom
Wm. Weinke
Happy Hill
H. Page
Edd Meyer
Wm. Schara
Arnold Meyer
Paul Schara
Edd. Zick
Denzer
John Schneider
Wonewoe
Frank Schenkat
Herb Struck
Dora Struck
al Klipp
Wilbert
Reedsburg
Josephine
Walter Beck
Madison
Kilbourn Residents Gather for Fourth of July News
Kilbourn residents report a busy Fourth with hospital updates, weddings, and visitors. Kilbourn native Miss Colburn was taken to Portage hospital for appendicitis surgery. Emmett Vanalsine and Mrs Helen Christopher, both of Kilbourn, wed and plan to live there. Franklin Gibson hosted relatives from Janesville and Prairie du Lac during the holiday.
Horse shoed spooks window on Main Street
A horse pulling a buggy on Main Street threw a shoe that struck a bank window, causing damage. The glass repair is estimated at 150 to 200 dollars, a costly break in an urban street scene. Ernest Riddle was driving at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Riddle
Main Stret
Legion Men Get Heartly Welcome
The advance guard of Wisconsin’s fighting men arrives in Green Bay amid 90 degree heat as over 600 legion delegates prepare for the first annual convention. It is expected more than 3,000 legionnaires will visit Tuesday and Wednesday with trains automobiles and the U S S Hawk bringing sailors. Green Bay decorates with flags and buntings for dances amusements lunches boxing shows and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Wisconsin Department of the American Legion
James H. McGillen
Milwaukee
Green Bay Memorial Honors World War Servicemen
The Woman's club of Green Bay vicinity dedicated rows of trees and flowers as a World War memorial for soldiers sailors and nurses from Green Bay. This Wisconsin first was presented by the city beautiful committee with Mrs A C Neville speaking. Acceptance was given by Capt Jules M Parmentier Lt James H McGillan and Miss Alyda Braskamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club of
Green Bay
Wisconsin
City Beautiful
Woman’s Club
A. C. Neville
Jules M. Parmentier
James H. McGillan
Alyda Braskamp
Local Family Visits and Weekend Outings Headline
Albert Toeder and family spent the previous Sunday at Madison. The Hert Bryant family hosted visitors from Milwaukee this week. Helen Darrow visits her mother's sisters as Lee Shultis and others spent Saturday at the Ross Shultis home near Delton. Several neighborhood members visited Fern Dell on Sunday. Marie Metcalf hosted Saturday night at home. The Arbert club enjoyed an ice cream social at Herman Ritzloff's last week. Harry O'Connor and wife with Ned O'Connor and Glen Metcalf spent Sunday afternoon at Devils Lake. The Henry Loeder family and Mrs. Albert Loeder and Oron Elmer visited Sauk City on Sunday. The Choral club plans a meeting at Paul Stackman home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Paul Stadman and family joined a family picnic at Lodi. Julius Zellmer and family visited his mother and brother near North Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Toeder
Madison
Hert Bryant
Milwaukee
Helen Darrow
Lee Shultis
Enoch Shultis
Frank Montgomery
Edwhard O’connor, Jr
Ross Shultis
Delton
Fern Dell
Marie Metcalf
Arbert Club
Herman Ritzloff
Harry O’connor
Ned O’connor
Glen Metcalf
Devils Lake
Henry Loeder
Albert Loeder
Oron Elmer
Sauk City
Paul Stackman
Paul Stadman
Lodi
Julius Zellmer
North Freedom
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills Promote Health
An advertorial urging readers to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify blood and build strength. It claims to remove waste matter causing weakness and other symptoms and promotes Hood's Pills as a stomach toning digestive aid.
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Hood
Tlood
Judge Stevens Rules Insurance Must Pay A A Porter
In Madison Judge Stevens ordered Travelers Insurance Co. of New York to compensate A A Porter for an on the job injury. Porter owned 98 percent of Wisconsin Register Co. of Portage, yet the industrial commission had dismissed his claim as an employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A. Porter
Wisconsin Register Co
Portage
Stevens
Madison
Travelers Insurance Co. of
New York
Porter
Industrial Commission
Badgers Buy 50 000 Autos in Six Months
With the year half gone, about 50 000 new automobiles have been purchased in Wisconsin. Secretary of State Hull notes a total of 255 600 licenses issued to yesterday, well ahead of last year. The six months remaining could push the total past 300 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Hull
Grain and coal rail service improves in Milwaukee
Milwaukee officials from the Association of Commerce and Chamber of Commerce report better grain and coal movement. Grain receipts stayed strong through the week with 300 cars delivered Monday as a high mark. much of the grain is corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Association of Commerce and Chamber of Commerce
Harry A. Plumb
Chamber of Commerce
Horse Shoe Incident Cracks State Bank Window
A large plate glass window at the State Bank of Lodi was found cracked in a peculiar pattern after a horse threw a shoe. No injuries reported. no further details available on cause or responsible party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Lodi
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