Regular Meet of City Solons Reviews Utilities and Salaries
The city council held a regular Thursday meeting in city hall with Mayor Adolph Androm presiding. Petitions for a sewer on Eighth Avenue, an all night street light at Maple and Hitchcock, and lights near Premo house on Lynn Avenue were reviewed. A hearing was set on a seven chicken loss case filed by Samuel Platt. The Water and First Street alley will be opened between Victoria and Elizabeth streets. A watchman is to be posted at the Vine Street crossing 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. A resolution set the Superintendent of Schools salary at 6400 with a further monthly principal’s pay of 302.71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Androm
Eighth Avenue
Oak and
Broadway
Maple and
Hitchcock Street
Premo
Lynn Avenue
Samuel Platt
Betwen
First Street
Victoria
Flizabeth Street
North Western Railroad
Vine Street
Westfield Graduates Read Essays At Closing
Westfield high school closed Tuesday despite rain. Graduates read their essays on figures like Clara Barton and Madame Curie, with songs, recitations, and an educational talk by the men present. Social time followed as locals gathered for a picnic and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Alexander
Clara Barton
Ruth Alexander
Wisconsin
Harvey Brooks
Luther Burbank
Erroll Alexander
Curie c
James Borders
Florida
Baraboo
Conway
Kilbourn Social Notes and Family Visits
Mr and Mrs Ira Bullis of Ranidiph visited Sunday due to Ed Bullis critical illness. Mrs Charles Martens brother G loshy and her uncle Wm Hall of Chicago stayed several days. Mrs Maud Capron of Portage visited Kilbourn friends. Miss Hattie Belter on sick list. Mrs Fanny Esherman visiting relatives in Delton. Floyd Marston moving family into rooms vacated by L M Coapman. News of Miss Viola Reppert's marriage to a Kilbourn girl. Mrs Fanny Esherman of Chicago also noted. Mrs Frank Gibson and Engibret Sormotored to Prairie du Lac to visit Myrtle Colby and family. The following spent Sunday with Mrs Anna Fletcher J Reber and nieces Sadie May Gibson and Miss R Needham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Bullis
Ran«idiph
Ed Bullis
Charles Marten
G. ©Loshy
Wm. Hall
Chicago
Maud Capron
Portage
Kilbourn
Hattie Belter
Fanny Esherman
Delton
Floyd Marston
L. M. Coapman
Viola Reppert
Frank Gibson
Engibret Sormo
Prairie du Lac
J. Reber c
Neices Sadie
May Gibson
R. Needham
Fairfield News notes church service and local events
Reverend W W Moore led a Sunday service at the Fairfield M E Church for the Woman's Foreign Mission Society with attendees from Baraboo and Fairfield. Miss Marjie Emery visited, Merton Webster returned home, Green's Corners School held a May 16 picnic with about 50 attendees despite rain. Osro Ballinger visited kin. Jesse Newell on the sick list. farmers busy with work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Moore
M. E
Baraboo
Woman’s Foreign Mission Society of
Fairfield
Marjie Emery
Merton Webster
Green’s Corners
Osro Ballinger
Ssister
Jesse S
Jesse Newell
Crops Thrive After Rainy Week On Local Farms
The rain last Tuesday and Wednesday followed by hot weather boosted crop growth. Frank Thomas is helping his sons Earl and Perry on the farm, while Mr. and Mrs. E R. Thomas dined with daughter Mrs. Rolla Webster and attended Rev. Moore’s afternoon sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thomas
City
Earl and
Perry
E R. Thomas
Rolla Webster
Rev. Moore
Married Miller Stauber Bride Weds Russell Miller in Chicago
Miss Margaret Stauber daughter of Mr and Mrs John Stauber formerly of Caledonia married Russell Miller in Chicago at the home of Mrs C E Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stauber
John Stauber
Chicago
C. E. Thompson
Russell Miller
That City
Hastingses Tie Knot at Dellona Home Ceremony
Loyd Hastings and Mrs Anna Hastings of Dellona wed at 2 PM Wednesday in a ceremony at Mrs E E Bishop’s South Park Street residence in Reedburg. Attendants were Mr and Mrs William Schulze. Hastings is a twin brother of the bride’s former husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Hastings
Anna Hastings
Dellona
E. E. Bishop
South Park Street
Reedsburg
William Schulze
Hastings
Obituary of A. D. Washburn Obituary
A. D. Washburn born September 15 1851 on Websters Prairie died May 21 1921 at his youngest daughter’s home in Muscatine Iowa at age 70. He married Anna McCabe in Waukesha Wisconsin. Survived by four children Mrs B A Morgan Bert and A D Washburn of Ironwood Michigan and Mrs George Jehring of Muscatine Iowa. Deceased suffered injuries in an auto accident last September along with heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Washburn
Websters Prairie
Muscatine
Websters Prairie School
Anna McCabe
Waukesha
Wis
B. A. Morgan
Bert
Ironwood
Mich
George Jehring
Ferdinand August Mittelstaedt
Portage
Germany
America
Bertha Bretzke
Herman
Frank
William
George
Storm Lake
Iowa
Walter
Milwaukee
Carl J. Mueller
Oscar Helmann
Frank Cottam
Toledo
Ohio
Ann
Edith
Obituary notices from Baraboo region recount multiple deaths
The Baraboo area reports the deaths of Ferdinand A Mittelstaedt at 73 after an apoplectic stroke, Adolph Burkenhagen and his daughter in-law Mrs. Walter Wilkenson among others, plus Jessie T Newell and Mrs Anna Jungermann. Surviving family members and funeral details are listed for each.
Funeral services for Jacob Shults in Baraboo
The Baraboo community gathers as funeral services for Jacob Shults are held at the cemetery chapel with Rev. E. C. Henke officiating and Mrs. G. W. Snyder singing. Interment follows at Baraboo cemetery. The Schmitt and Jungermann families thank friends and neighbors for support and floral offerings during the sickness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
H. Mueller
Jacob Shults
E. C. Henke
G. W. Snyder
Baraboo
Sauk County Holds Second Annual Commencement at Ringling Theatre
The Sauk County second annual commencement will be at the Al Ringling theatre on June 2 at 2 00 p m. It marks graduation for rural and two room graded schools. George S Dick from the state education department will deliver the address. Music by the Sauk County Normal Glee club Baraboo Male Quartette Miss Julia Cady Reedsburg and Earl Morse Baraboo. Prizes for county contests field meet and corn judging will be awarded. About 175 diploma recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County
al. Ringling Theatre
George S. Dick
State Department of Education
Sauk County Normal Glee Club
Baraboo Malequarettte
Julia Cady
Reedsburg
Earl Morse
Baraboo
Memorial Day Observed With Parades And Graves
Sunday May 29 drew a large crowd as Rev. Cooke offered an apt address at Memorial Day ceremonies in the park. A 1:29 p.m. program featured Rev. Moorehead, then G A R and W R C members with the Reedsburg band marching to the cemetery to decorate soldiers' graves. Weather spoiled some plans but public spirit kept observances strong. Commencement set for Tuesday in the Armory with 52 graduates. Lavita Durken valedictorian, largest class yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooke
M. E. Church
Moorehead
Reedsburg
Armory
Lavita Durken
Emmia Krueger
Milwaukee
H. Kruetzman
Hillsboro
Henry Sweeney
Elizabeth Hass
Laura Casey
Theron
Russel
Baraboo
Raymond Collins
Madison
Esther Miller
Pauline Krohn
Gretchen Aton
Cora Brown
Columbus
Miscellaneous Shower for Skillet Creek Bride to Be
Lena Alwin was surprised at her Skillet Creek home for a miscellaneous shower as she prepares to wed. Guests contributed silver and china alongside linen aluminum and pyrex wares in a community farewell gift. The afternoon featured visiting and refreshments from baskets brought by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Alwin
Skillet Creek
Miss Alwin
Mrs Lena Celebrated Move With Friends In Wet Weather
Showers and muddy roads did not dampen a gathering of neighbors and relatives who wished Miss Lena joy in her new home. Listed present included Mrs Albert Wichern Mrs John Hamburg Mrs Hardy Spencer Mrs Arthur Trettin and Ruth Mrs Christ Gasser Mrs Robert Gasser and Melvin Mrs Wilber Cahoon Mrs Wilber Cowles Mrs Dwight Welch Mrs Fred Kunzelman and children Mrs Walter Pierce Mrs Lawrence McGilvra Mrs Ernest Bittich Mrs Fred Schubring and Roy Mrs G H Zantow Mrs Arthur Bassett Mrs Louis Martin and Mrs Albert Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wichern
John Hamburg
Hardy Spencer
Arthur Trettin
Ruth
Christ Gasser
Robert Gasser
Melvin
Wilber Cahoon
Wilber Cowles
Dwight Welch
Fred Kunzelman
Walter Pierce
Lawrence McGilvra
Ernest Bittrich
Fred Schubring
Roy
G. H. Zantow
Arthur Bassett
Louis Martin
Albert Lehman
Lena
Spring Green News Notes Courtship of Health and Travel
Julius Mullen returns from Prairie du Chien sanitarium very improved after rheumatism treatment and can walk again. Alois Pletzer underwent surgery in Madison last Thursday leaving only the little finger and thumb. G F Post ships lumber to Spring Green for a new theatre to be built this summer. Benoy cousins from Wauwatosa visit during an auto tour. Norton family from Dodgeville visit old friends. A severe rainstorm Wednesday night is described as the worst in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius _ Mullen
Prairie du Chine
Mr. Mullen
Alois Pletzer
Madison
Mr. Pletzer
G. F. Post
Spring Green
Mr. Post
John
William Benoy
Wauwatosa
Milwaukee
Ben Benoy
T. H. Norton
Nellie
Dodgeville
Norton
Local Choral Club Meets at Lee Shultis Home
The choral club gathered Friday night at the Lee Shultis residence with Mrs. Ed OCon nor Jr. noted as attending on Wednesday. Freddie Parkhurst visited Sunday at the Charles Montgomery home. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Shultis and family visited Frank Montgomery’s home, while Mr. and Mrs. Morton Cone and family spent Sunday evening with Louis Metcalf. The neighborhood ladies organized a 23 surprise for Mrs. Herman Darrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Shultis
Ed. O’connor Jr
Freddie Parkhurst
Charles Montgomery
Ross Shultis
Frank Montgomery
Morton Cone
Louis Metcalf
Herman Darrow
Tanlac ingredients sourced worldwide amid huge Dayton plant
The Tanlac medicine uses ingredients from Alps to India and Peru stored at the large Tanlac Laboratories in Dayton Ohio and Walkerville Canada. The Dayton plant covers 60 000 square feet with capacity for 50 000 bottles and aims to supply tens of thousands of druggists across the United States and Canada with its growing sales exceeding 10 million bottles in six years.
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Dayton
Ohio
Walkerville
Canada
Alps
Pyrenees
Brazil
West Indies
Rock Mountains
Asia Minor
Persia
India
Mexico
Columbia
Peru
Unifon
United States
Family gathers for birthday and visits in Baraboo
Tuesday marks her birthday as Albert Teeder goes to Baraboo for treatments. Mr and Mrs Frank Metcalf with a family plus Martha Morley visit Fred Metcalf on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Teeder
Baraboo
Frank Metcalf
Martha Morley
Fred Metcalf
Sauk County Holstein Picnic Set at Ho Brothers Farm
The Sauk County Holstein Fries Breeders association will hold a summer picnic at the Ho Brothers farm west of Prairie du Sac on Sunday June 11. Good speakers are planned for the program and John Alexander of B Boo is the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County Holstein Fries Breeders Association
Ho Brothers
Prairie du Sac
John Alexander
B. Boo
Madison shop offers wide range of clothing and linens
A Madison retailer lists extensive fabric and garment prices including Georgette crepes from 6.50 to 12.00, muslins, silks, towels, linens, and shop specials. Featured items include 40 inch crepe back satin, 40 inch crepe de chine, pussy willow taffeta, organ dies, embroidered voic es fabrics, and Kessenich corsets, with discounts noted on infants wear and table linens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Kessenich
Madison
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Westfield
August Meyer
Amanda Newman
Bishop
Dr. Miller
P. Alexander’s
Herman Thesding
Johnston
Lissa Johnston
Percy Alexanders
Miller Stauber
Adolph Burkenhagen
Alsace Lorraine
Ill
Walter Wilkenson
Greg Egan
Rathell
William Nietz
Edgar Rice
John Netz
William Netz & Son
Agnes Rathell
Mrs
Mary Chase
H. A. Chase
Fort Atkinson
Jesse T. Newell
Jessie T. Newell
Mrs. Gottlieb Jungermann
Anna Rosina Jungermann
Ruda
Friconow
Posen
Gottlieb Jungerman
Greenfield Town
George Schmitt
Jungermann
E. Shudlick
Wm. Siebecker
J. Gust
A. Kurtz
Wm. Koerth
F. Neitzel
G. W. Schmitt
August Jungermann
Globe
Madison, Wisconsin
Batistes
Organdies
Voiles
Georgette Crepes
E. M. C. and
Futurist
Kayser’s
Marvel Fit
Spring Needle
Our Pattern Department
Zephyr Ginghams
Seour
Punjab
Derryvale
Linen
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