July Term of County Court Proceedings List
Following is a list of cases heard this month by Judge James H. Hill. Many wills and estates show judgments entered hearings final settlements and administrator appointments along with tax determinations and condemnations. The record includes heirs guardianships and final settlement actions for numerous estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Hill
Marie Fuchs
Chas. Krause
Homer Mason
Honora Hengen
John E. Morgan
Matthew O’brien
Bernhardt Luetkens
Elnora Darrow
Christopher H. Franks
Christian Thaerer
Peter Henry
Whit Gibson
Gotthelf S. Bieser
Samuel Nixon
D. W. Worth
Alvina E. Charley
Frank Avery
Patrick Hurley
Ann. Lamberton
Eliza Anderson
Julia Hiller
Willi
John E. Engilish
Julius Hein
Wis. Riv, Power Co
Patrick T. Norton
John Gasner
Patrick Finnegan
Henry Guhl, Sr
Enos Rowe
Wm. H. Payne
Gustave Rau
Henry Ferstl
Henry Harris
Buttermilk as a Nutritious Summer Drink
Buttermilk with fat removed and minerals in is advised as an ideal summer drink. If fresh milk is unavailable, a skim milk version can be made with lactic acid tablets from a drug store. It should be treated as part of a meal and not stored in a closed vessel in heat.
Wisconsin Leads Dairy States New York Next
Wisconsin leads the dairy states with New York second followed by Minnesota Iowa and Texas in that order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
New York
Minnesota
Iowa
Texas
Two Civil War veterans linked by marriage in obituary
Rosa Van Dyke Almy born 1834 in Pennsylvania died recently at Waukesha after three years of illness. She married Homer Newell, who died after Civil War wounds, and later John Ackert. She leaves four children and two from the second marriage. Funeral rites at Fairfield home and Baptist church with interment at Fairfield Cemetery. Lloyd M. Anderson dies in Chippewa Falls. services at Thompson home and Shank's Cemetery officiated by Rev. H B Hutchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa van Dyke Almy
Pennsylvania
Waukesha
Fairfield
Homer Newell
L. A. Newell
Baraboo
Ella Crosby
Menominee
A. J. Newell
Ernest Newell
Washington
John Ackert
Tessie
Montana
Emmet
Lloyd M. Anderson
R. I. Anderson
Portage
Chippewa Falls
Ninian Thompson
Be.tege
H. B. Hutchman
Caledonia
Shank’s Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs S S Lippett
Funeral services for Mrs. S S Lippett were held Thursday afternoon at the home in Baraboo. Rev. C H Weed officiated. Pallbearers included Charles Gibbons Edward Alexander BE Hall John Hall and John Martiny. Interment followed in Baraboo cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Lippett
S. S. Lippitt
Baraboo
C .H. Weed
Charles Gibbons
Edward Alexander
BE. Hall
John Hall
John Martiny
Baraboo Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Rosana Ackert held in Fairfield
Funeral services for Rosana Ackert directed by A J Newell were held at her son's Fairfield home and at the Fairfield church. Rev C H Skinnner officiated with singers Mrs John Green Edward Thomas Mrs George Hanson and Earl Thomas. Pallbearers included William Burton William Saxe George Clark Edward Green Walter Green and Harley Porter. Interment was in Fairfield cemetery. She died recently in Waukesha and was a Fairfield pioneer. She was born Rosana V Almy and first married Homer Newell who died from Civil War wounds. She later wed John Ackert who died years ago. Surviving sons are A J Newell L A Newell Baraboo and D E Newell Asotone Washington. Attendees included Mrs L Schultz Mrs E D Newell Mrs H H Porter among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosana Ackert
Dirs
A. J. Newell
Fairfield
C. H. SkKinner
John Green
Edward Thomas
George Hanson
Earl Thomas
William Burton
William Saxe
George Clark
Edward Green
Walter Green
Harley Porter
Fairfield Cemetery
Ackert
Waukesha
Rosana V. Almy
Homer Newell
South
John Ackert
A. J
L. A. Newell
Baraboo
D. E. Newell
Asotone
Washington
L. Schultz
Davis Corners
E. D. Newell
Kilbourn
H H Porter
Greenfield
Deaths and funerals recount Baraboo area losses
Anthony Dederich of Bearay died suddenly from apoplexy and was found in the barnyard by his niece Christine Dederich at age 65. Funeral services are planned Friday morning. Margaret Meng died at Prairie du Lac age 83, born in Switzerland in 1860, survived by ten children including Keller Baraboo and Bonham Prairie du Lac relatives. J S Corbin of Baraboo lost his husband after a stroke, aged about 58, with no survivors besides Mrs Corbin, sister of nearby McGinnis families. he had worked as an electrician in Baraboo and Beloit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Dederich
Bearay
Christine Dederich
Margaret Meng
Prairie du Lac
Wm. Bonham
Switzerland
America
Peter Keller
Baraboo
John Meng
Mildred, Mont
Dora von Wald
Jacob
George Meng
Bert Geigerich
Will Fingerhut
Henry Meng
Troy
Peter Meng
Sauk City
J. S. Corbin
Beloit
First Street
Chicago & Northwestern
Corbin
John
Charles McGinnis
West
Robert G. Siebecker
John B. Winslow
Wisconsin
Siebecker
Towf
Merrimack
Sauk Co
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Supreme Bench
Roy Meyers
A. Reinking
A. R. Reinking
Devil’s Lake State Park
Gesina Suhr
Mayme Suhr
Margaret Suhr
Chicago
Fred W. Suhr
Charles Heyl
A. F. Reiner
Walnut
Country Life
Devils Lake
L. H.palmer
Second Avenue
F. W. Lawrence
Mable Wood
Detroit
J. H. Newell
Mrs. Lawrence
Hill
Wood
Arkdale
Friendship
Newman
Christine Wright
Miss Wright
Marian Smith
Mich
A. CC. ‘Kingsford
National Education Association
Salt Lake
Ogden
Colorado Springs
Denver
Royal Gorge
Luise Gattiker
Europe
New York
Bertha Ochsner
A. H. Ochsner
Ochsner
Paris
Virginia
Miss Gattiker
Greenwood Cemetery
Reedsburg
H. M. McIntosh
Mackey
George Wedekind
Herfort
Wedekind
G. E
L. W. Grant
Minneapolis
Co-Operative League
Grant Brothers
U. S. Naval Reserve
Albert Peterson
Rockford
Frank Kingsley
South Beloit
Peterson
Zelma Kramer
Carrie Nutting
Oschner Park
Nutting
Turner
F. A. Cooper
la Crosse
Antigo
Ableman
Cooper
al. Kern
Greenfield
Acharivari
Prairie du Sac
D. J. Lavin
Preston
California
Lavin
Stoneselfer
Large Neenah Paper Mill Sold in Major Wisconsin Transfer
One of Wisconsin’s largest mill transfers closed as Lewis L. Alsted of Milwaukee through Lock Papers acquired Lakeside Paper of Neenah. The deal, not disclosed publicly, includes plans to build a new mill at Fort William in Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Lewis L. Alsted
Milwaukee
Combined Lock Papers Company
Fort William
Ont
Lakeside Paper Company
Neenah
Champion Fat Man Loses 303 Pounds in Six Months
Emory Titman, known as the champion fat man of Philadelphia, has reduced 303 pounds in six months. With 623 pounds at start and a goal of 180 by year end, he follows a strict rule not to eat or drink between 7am and 6pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Titman
Philadelphia
Titman
Couple wed at grooms home in Cornell Wisconsin
John White formerly of Reedsburg and Miss Celia Dietzman of Reedsburg were married recently at the groom’s home in Cornell Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White
Reedsburg
Celia Dietzman
That City
Grooms
Cornell, Wis
Kerrigan Marries John W. Kearns in Raymond Washington
Reedsburg friends learn Marguerite Kerrigan and John W. Kearns wed in Raymond Washington where Kerrigan serves as supervisor of Art and Penmanship in the public schools.
Ruth Rawson Marries Arthur Dougherty in Portage Ceremony
At the home of Mr and Mrs C P Rawson in Portage their daughter Ruth wed Arthur A Dougherty with Rev R B Hindman of the First Presbyterian church officiating. The couple plans to reside in Gary Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougherty—Rawson
C. P. Rawson
Portage
Ruth
Arthur A. Dougherty
R. B. Hindman
First Presbyterian Church
Gary
Ind
Quiet home wedding unites Helen Theil and Carl A Scherbert
A quiet home wedding was held at the Theil home with Mr and Mrs Richard Theil as hosts. Helen Theil became the bride of Carl A Scherbert in a ceremony officiated by Rev Wm Offenbeck of St John s Lutheran Church under ferns and wildflowers.
Prouty Daughter Marries Dr Kissling in 1920 Wedding
Florence Edna Prouty daughter of Mr and Mrs Byron Prouty of Sandusky wed Dr Arthur C Kissling of Milwaukee on June 12 1920. The couple will reside in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Edna
Byron Prouty
Sandusky
Arthur Co
Kissling
Milwaukee
Roy Stanley and Miss Edith Schoenmann wed in Des Moines
Roy Stanley of Pasadena California and Edith Schoenmann daughter of Mr and Mrs F G Schoenmann of Spring Green were married recently by Rev Fr Flavier of St Ambrose Cathedral in Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley—Schoenmann
Roy Stanley
Pasadena
California
Edith Schoenmann
F. G. Schoenmann
Spring Green
Flavier
St. Ambrose Cathedral
Des Moines
Iowa
Applications to Marry in Wisconsin Areas
Applications to marry listed for Herman O Kapelka of North Freedom and Ruth W Fitzsimmons of Baraboo. Louis Schara and Cora H Lehman, both of Prairie du Sac, also filed marriage intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman O. Kapelka
North Freedom
Ruth W. Fitzsimmons
Baraboo
Louis Schara
Prairie du Sac
Cora H Lehman
Sunday School Keeps Roistering Party Night
The Sunday school class led by Mrs. V. S. Pease held a Monday evening surprise event with lively games and a birthday cake. Miss Margaret Thompson will start as bookkeeper for Lloyd Tarnutzer, who bought the Real garage, August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. S. Pease
Magaret Thompson
Lloyd Tarnutzer
Philbrick
Catherine Kingsley
Mayhew
Sheboygan ‘Falls
Catherine Cummings
Ivan
Minneapolis
Cummings
Helene Berg
Eldred
James Robinson
Berg
Madison
Frank Luce
Wyandotte
Michigan
Nehs
Excelsior Creamery Company
J. L. Hill
Sumpter
Lorinda Young
Rice Lake
William Hill
Charles Wild
Robert S. Daly
Wilda June Daly
Julia Gallager
Beloit
Baraboo
Dells
Devils Lake
Baptist Sunday School
Autmobiles
Paulus
John and
James
Adams
Baraboo Area Notes Cover Deaths Travel and Local Ties
Baraboo residents attend funerals in Chicago for Ruth Parks and niece. Miss Tena Boodle injured in Milwaukee. local affairs include gift of money via a counterfeit check incident, state figures visiting Sauk City Baraboo and Madison gauge. Governor Philipp visits Sauk City Baraboo then travels to Baraboo. ships and travels to Europe. Professor Flint retires from Madison Washburn observatory. labor platform discussed at Chicago convention and Rank & File Veterans appoints Keller district organizer with Runge as secretary and plans in La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Bloom
Chicago
Ruth Parks
Baraboo
Madison
Milwaukee
R. C. Fogle
Fogle
McGuan & Fogle Clothing &Jrm
oMr
Theodore Zeharick
Hammond
Indiana
Zeharick
Arthur Murphy
Alice Murphy
E. L. Philipp
Sauk City
Frank Philipp
Josephine Melzl
Melzl
Switzerland
America
George M. Hill
George’ A
Southhampton
England
Floyd Bailey
New York
Trueblood
Leo Blackburn
H. H. Sewell
Wyocena
Earl Calkins
Pacific
C. H. Caflisch
Wilderich
Fairfield
Baxters’ Park
Wisconsin
Caflisch
Calkins
A. S._ Flint
H. Cole
Flints
Washburn Observatory
Madison Observatory
Flint
R. J. Keller
Keller
Rank & File Veterans Alsa
Illinois
R. T. Runge
Janesville
Lai Crosse
State Federation of Labor
Prairie du Sac Woman Sails for Japan
Miss Jennie Baker of Prairie du Sac sails August 25 from Vancouver to represent the United States at the World's Sunday School Convention in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Sac
Japan
Jennie Baker
Vancouver
Almost Cloudburst Strikes Spring Green Village
Heavy rains last week at Spring Green caused near cloudburst conditions damaging H. L. Nauman's house. A lightning strike followed a tree and a wire clothes line to the building, breaking a window and splintering the casing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Green
H. L. Nauman
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J. A. W. Sprecher
MH. Aug. Runge
Linda D. Buckley
Mary E. McGilvra
Carl Herwig
Emmit Harris
Rosa Newell Ackett
Anthony Dedrich
Mrs
Fat Man
White
Dietzman
Osee
E. M. Terry
Terrys
Ambrose Kelly
Fourth
East Streets
The
University
Yellowstone Park
A. C. Kingsford
Rollo Curry
S. A. Pelton
D .Andrew
Centralia
Drew
Pelton
God’s Country
Sauk