Lakes SAMES NETTED FROM CLASS PLAY
The Class play The Daughter of the Desert was performed at the M. W. A. hall Friday and Saturday nights, yielding over a hundred dollars. Commencement program features include song, salutatory, class history, Will, and diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. A. Hall
Ed. Egerer
Conrad Egerer
Illinois
Michigan
Flora Richter
Milwaukee
Ed. Weston
Chas. Foulkes
Chas and
Walter
Viola
Wis
Floyd Grosinski
Sdwin Pawlisch
Chicago
C. L. Richardson
Jean
Cora Babb
Prairie du Sac
Reedsburg
William Brandt
Clintonville
Bailey
Berlin
F. Deckham
Song
J. Freund
Robert Acker
Ruth Westedt
Irene Mattox
Ruth Spaulding
W. W. Moore
Baraboo prepares for Sells Floto circus visit
Mayor Adolph Andro arranged with the Sells Floto show to pitch tents in Baraboo for amusements on July 20. City council approved the circus visit, Baraboo's return as a circus city after several years.
Honors Paid to War Hero Langdon
The funeral of Roy V. Langdon who died in France in World War I was held at United Brethren church in Reedsburg. He was gassed in France and died August 17, 1918. Local clergy and several Baraboo attendees, plus an American Legion firing squad, participated. Langdon leaves a widow Mary and a son Roy Alger Langdon, of Reedsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy V. Langdon
France
United Brethren Church
Reedsburg
L. E. Warren
G. W. Bechtel
United Brethren Conference
Moorehead
Presbyterian Church
E. C. Henke
Baraboo
Henke
Henry Buelow
Peter Sprecher
Edward Bohn
Walter Camp
Herman Miller
Arthur Thayer
American Legion
W. W. Bradwell
Roy, Bump
Dora
Earl Langdon
Ruth Southard
M. C. Crandall
A. Fry
John W. Herrington
Sam Henke
J. H. Newman
E. M. Hardy
Rena Schreiber
Beery
Edna Beery
L. H. Palmer
J. A. Murray
Cora Jones
E. R. Kauphusman
Charles L. Pearson
Armour Pearson
Bernice Pearson
Alpha Tye
Dakota
Pearson
Mary Langdon
Mason
Roy Alger Langdon
Durwards Glen Memorial Day Gathering and Visitors
Caledonia Missionary society met at Durwards Glen with Mrs. Robert Marshall leading a large attendance on Memorial Day May 30. Visitors included Marguerite Kroeger of Milwaukee and Alex J. Johnston with Henry T. Ryan. Talks touched on old home and chairs from Stotland with 1707 carved and Prince Albert motifs noted. Erna Mueller and family plans noted amid sickness. Dr. Farnsworth family visited. cemetery plots tended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia Missionary Society
Robert Marshall
Wallace Towers
Greve
Baraboo
Marguerite Kroeger
Milwaukee
Alex J. Johnston
Henry T. Ryan
Kilbourn
Johnston
Durwards
Stotland
Erna
Esther Mueller
Baraboo Markets Report Elevates Egg and Produce Prices
Market notes show Hogs and Cattle receipts in Chicago with mixed gains and higher bulk prices. Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota potatoes rise 60 to 70 cents per 100 lbs with Florida Hastings early 8.00 to 8.50 per box. Baraboo merchants pay 18 cents per dozen for eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
Florida
Hastings
Chicago
Baraboo Markets
Baraboo
Local visits and events in the village circle
Joshua Bible of Cazenovia spent last Thursday in our village. Mr and Mrs George King traveled to Richland Center on Wednesday. The Woman's Missionary society meets with Mrs Sam Borlan on Friday afternoon June 3. Mrs Nora Chatten visited Madi son to see her hospitalized father. Mr and Mrs Frank Tyler and children from Ironton spent Sunday and Monday at Art Cahoon's. Loren Kinney relatives visited Sunday in Ironton. School closed this week Wednesday with a picnic. Mr and Mrs Ernest Outcast and children visited Richland Center from Saturday to Tuesday. Mabel Seldon employed at Baraboo called on friends here Sunday. Mrs Mary Bible of Reedsburg attended Decoration services here. Tent meetings planned June 12 to 26 on Goodell's lawn conducted by Rev Thomas of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Andro
Sells-Floto Show
Baraboo
Reedsburg
Frederick Hankerson
Wisconsin
Madison
Clarence Seidenstinner
Sheboygan
R. T. Johnstone
ePace
Zona Gale
Lulu Bett
New York
Ruth Southard
Minneapolis
L. H. Palmer
William Dwyer
Milwaukee
Fred Mould
Dwyer
Mould
Thelma Kuhns
A. G Miller
Lois
New Butler
Agricultural Experiment Station of
Wisconsin University
J. W. Brann
R. E. Vaughan
D. A. Lewis
St. Petersburg
Florida
Herman Bogard
Kilbourn
Wisconsin River
South Range
Yale
H. C. Langdon
M. C. Crandall
L. H
Delton
Dells
Dean H. L. Russell
Dean F. E. Turneaure
E. Ray Stevens
Carl D. Jackson
Railroad Rate Commission
C. D. Lester
Conference Library
Congress Hall
Newport
Mirror Lake
Gordon H. ‘True
University of California
True
Mr. True
Galesburg
Joshua Bible
Cazenovia
George King
Richland Center
Woman’s Missionary Society
Sam Borlan
Nora Chatten
Frank Tyler
Ironton
Monay
Art Cahoon
Loren Kinney
Dinner Dance at Mirror Lake Hosts and Guests
Tuesday evening at the Morris hotel Mirror Lake hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank E Shults Judge and Mrs E A Evans Mr and Mrs A W Rohn and Dr and Mrs G W Snyder with about two hundred guests. The dining room appeared charming as guests were seated for dinner followed by cards and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Hotel
Mirror Lake
Frank E. Shults
E. A. Evans
A. W. Rohn
G. W. Snyder
Morris
Baraboo Entertainment Sees Friends Gather at Home Event
Guests including Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wightman of Chicago and Miss Jane Lawson of Baltimore attended a Baraboo hosted gathering. Rodwell's orchestra performed during dinner and dancing with Japanese lanterns hung from the hotel to the pavilion. A merry group played cards in the living room while punch was served on the veranda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodwell
Baraboo
C. J. Wightman
Chicago
Shults
Jane Lawson
Baltimore
Rohn
Nornan van Dyke
Kilbourn
Andrs. G. W. Beech
Adams
Harry W. Marsh
Milwaukee
Baraboo Braves Past Sauk City In Close Season Finale
Baraboo high school baseball wrapped up the season with a 13 to 6 victory over Sauk City after a tight opening loss 9 to 10. Rooneys three bagger in a late rally, Haugh shutting Sauk down, and a strong team effort sealed the win as Baraboo finished 5 of 7 on the season with 81 runs to 48 for opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk City High
Sauk
Baraboo
Rooney
Earl Haugh
Sauk Kinchstein
Meyer
Sauk Haugh
Krchstein Hanson
Meyer Rooney
Richmueller
Rueland
Hemburger
Princ Op Curtis
Cooper
Spotler
Smith
Ninmam
Peterson
Graff
Blake
Shomeyer
Hemberger
Haugh
Mould
Prine
Credit
Regent Deaths at the State Capitol
Mrs Frank Lorenz died at her Madison home after a long illness. She was 64, a lifelong Madison resident, born there. She is survived by her husband and two brothers Thomas Potter of Madison and George Potter of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lorenz
Madison
Obituary for Jesse Newell Held in Fairfield
Funeral services for Jesse Newell were held Tuesday afternoon from the home in Fairfield. John Gillens spoke and a quartet rendered vocal selections. Pallbearers were George Waddell Edward Waddell S H Burton John McFarland Ralph Plummer and Guy Plummer. Interment followed at Baraboo cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Newell
Fairfield
John Gillens
George Waddell
Edward Waddell
S. H. Burton
John McFarland
Ralph Plummer
Guy Plummer
Baraboo Cemetery
Sauk City Receives Sixty Bids For Water System
Sixty bids were received for the village water project with E R Leuke of Watertown winning the labor and United States Cast Iron Pipe of Minneapolis supplying most material. Artesian well yields 450 gallons per minute with 12 pounds of pressure. Officials have not yet decided on pumping or storage, likely an elevated tank. City Engineer H E French prepared plans but will not supervise the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk City
E. R. Leuke
Watertown
United States
Cast Iron Pipe Company of
Minneapolis
H. E. French
Baraboo
Baraboo Girl Crowned May Queen at Carroll College Pageant
Miss Leora Gollmar of Carroll College was crowned May Queen after serving as Crowner the prior year and leading campus activities. She has been active in the YWCA, Kappa Gamma Phi, All Carroll club, and Carroll Players, and received many flowers sent to the sick and aged of Waukesha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Golimar
Viola
Helen McMahon
Waukesha
Leora
Carroll College
Carroll
Leora Gollmar
Miss Gollmar
Crowner
Carroll Y. W. C. A
Kappa Gamma Phi Sorority
All Carroll Club
Carroll Players
Catherine Hamilton
Arena
Gollmar
Warehouse at Mineral Point Is Total Wreck
A dynamite explosion shattered the Hostable Construction building in Mineral Point early this week causing an estimated loss of 11 000 to 12 000. Machinery was demolished and no injuries were reported. The blast was heard ten miles away and police investigate a midnight prowler tied to gasoline theft that may have ignited the dynamite.
Unveil Tablet at Devils Lake Next Saturday
The Wisconsin Conservation commission erects a bronze tablet on Lynx mound at Devils Lake north shore. Unveiling ceremonies start Saturday at 2 30 pm with the Wisconsin Archaeological Society and Sauk County Historical Society conducting. A noon picnic tops the event followed by speeches, performances, and informal talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Devils Lake
Wisconsin Archeological Society
Sauk County Historical Society
Edwin. H. van Ostrand
Madison
Portage School Head Named Oshkosh Superintendent
Charles C. Bishop principal of Portage High School and city schools superintendent won election as Oshkosh public schools superintendent for a three year term. The salary starts at 4000 dollars. Eight board members and forty nine applicants. Seventy ballots cast with Bishop five votes to Schriber three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Bishop
Portage High School
Oshkosh
Prof. Bishop
May Schriber
New York
Classified ad rates and payment terms notice
Advertisement rates offered at one cent per word for first insertion in daily or weekly editions. Half cent per word for each subsequent insertion of the same ad. Minimum charge 25 cents. All want ads require cash in advance.
Farm for sale ad seeks owner contact
Wanted to hear from owner of good farm for sale. State cash price, full particulars. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn. New house and lot for sale. Good well water, cistern, electric lights and furnace. W. Black, Ableman. For sale two grade Holstein cows fresh second calves good condition. Enquire N. E. Winnie. R. D. Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis, Minn
W. Black
Ableman
N. E. Winnie
R. D. Baraboo
Memorial Sermon for Veterans at Baptist Church
About 150 members of the G A R W R C S of V and auxiliary groups gathered at the Baptist church for the annual memorial sermon. Rev. Savage used the text I bear in my body the marks of the Lord Jesus to argue that fighting for a noble cause honors Christ and urged volunteers to enroll with the Grand Army of the Redeemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. C
S. of V
Baptist Church
Savage
Lord Jesus
Jesus Christ
Second German to be tried gets 6 months
Capt. Mueller, the second German to face trial for cruelty to war prisoners, was sentenced in Leipzig to six months imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mueller
Leipzig
Applications 70 Marry Devils Lake Couple
Arthur P. Murphy of Devils Lake and Caecilia M. Thieman of Thompson Falls Montana filed marriage applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Murphy
Devils Lake
Caecilia M. Thieman
Thompson Falls
Montana
RAT SNAP advertised for rats and mice control
An old classified style notice promotes RAT-SNAP rodent poison from Lettergren Home Co. It claims rats and mice die without odor and that cats and dogs avoid it. It lists three package sizes with suggested use areas from pantry to factory buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettergren Home. Co
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Berea College
Kentucky
Rodney H. True
University of Pennsylvania
Maine
J. S. Blakesley
Fort Wayne
Indiana
George R. Blakesley
Wisconsin Power, Light Heat Company
Edgerton
L. L. Raymour
N. E. Hocking
Marion
Lorraine
Betty
Raymour
Joseph Buns
C. C. Bloom
Wisconsin Electric Sheet Metal Co
Kenosha
A. H. Martin
Prairie du Lac
Ross
Bua
Durward’s Glen
Effinger
Princ Velang
Merrimack
State Capitol
May Queen
Portaise School
Lynn Avenue
Lucy N. Case
Wisconsin Rapids
Wisco
Dixon
W. M. Leeper
Stortz & Coughlin Hardware Store
6Th Street
L. A
Haytedder
W. C. Rodewald
Eric Rehbein
Willey
Chester
Big Buster
Arthur Nelson
Wonewoe
Frrats
Conner’s Battery & Electric Shop
Debray Electrical Shop
Fourth Street
Baraboo, Wis
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