Pretty Wedding Held at Ableman
A wedding took place Wednesday afternoon at 4 at the Lutheran church uniting Miss Hattie Cridelich of Milwaukee and Ernest Volz with Rev. F P Popp officiating. The bridal party included Miss La Verne Behnke and Hugo Schroeder. Lohengrin’s march was played by Mrs. G F Scharnke. The bride wore white silk and lace with a veil and carried roses and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid wore white organdy trimmed with lace and carried roses. A reception followed at the groom’s mother’s home, Mrs Emma Volz. The bride’s parents, Mr and Mrs Mike Cridelich of Milwaukee, did not attend due to Mrs Cridelich’s illness. The newlyweds left for Milwaukee and will reside at home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Cridelich
Milwaukee
Ernest Volz
F P. Popp
la Verne Behnke
Reedsburg
Hugo ‘Schroeder
G. F. Scharnke
Emma Volz
Mike Cridelich
Cridetich
Baraboo
Carl
Reinhart Popp
Popp
Elsie Isenberg
Walter Kerndt
Chicago
A. C. Luckensmier
Kendall
Anna Frank
H. F. Meyer
G. F Schanke
Roger Fenwick
Madison
E. C. Phillips
Wm. Paff
Reindfleisch
Emil Lange
Portage
Wibur Douglas
Carlius Hall
Kreps Orchestra
Elroy
Carl Bartenbach
Ruth Westedt
Loganville
Wm. C. Holtz
Fairfield Couple Marry at St Joseph Baraboo
Esther Wilderick and Christian Caflisch wed at St Joseph's church Baraboo officiated by Rev O Rielly a wedding breakfast followed at E Green home The bride is daughter of Mrs J Wilderick Wyocena and a Kilbourn and Columbia county graduate who taught three years The groom is son of Mrs B Caflisch They plan to reside in Fairfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Wilderick
Christian Caflisch
St. Joseph’s Church
Baraboo
Ba. Ce "O'Rielly
E. ©. Green
J. Wilderick
Wyocena
Kilbourn High School
Columbia County Normal
Fairfield
Farm Auction Near Baraboo. Stock and Machinery Sold
Auction sale announced for Friday June 4 at 1 oclock at the speaker's farm located 40 miles west of Baraboo. Entire stock and machinery to be offered. C L Haslett conducting the sale.
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Baraboo
C. L. Haslett
Farewell party and travels noted in Sumpter
Mr and Mrs Albert Myers and son Merton left for Chino California to start life there after a farewell party hosted by L O Kindschi. Charles Zantow and nieces Edna and Cecelia visited Madison. Ed Watkins family from Lyons joined Chas Myers group returning from church. Replanting may be needed due to cutworms as planting advances. May 23 crews including King Watkins L C Stoddard and others visited F W Brooks home in Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Myers
Merton
Chino
California
Farwell
L. O. Kindschi
Charles Zantow
Edna
Cecelia Zantow
Madison
Ford
Ed. Watkins
Lyons
Chas
King Watkins
L. C. Stoddard
O. L. Young
F. W. Brooks
Westfield
Lift off corns with Freezone drops
An ad claims a tiny bottle of Freezone at drug stores can relieve corn and callus pain by applying a few drops. It asserts instant relief and that the corn or callus lifts off root and all with no pain or soreness.
Market Report Detailing Hog Cattle and Sheep Receipts
Hog receipts 36 000 market 25c lower bulk 13 55 to 14 60 butchers 14 60 to 14 75 packing 12 50 to 13 35 pigs 11 50 to 13 75 Cattle receipts 5 000 market 40c up butcher stock 7 75 to 13 00 canners and cutters 6 25 to 9 50 calves 12 25 to 15 00 Sheep receipts 13 000 market steady wool lambs 12 50 to 17 25 ewes 7 00 to 10 50 Dental work under government expense requires form 526 via local physician Pub lic Health Service within one year of discharge call Red Cross Home Service at courthouse for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Service
Home Service Section
The
Red Cross
Birthday Club of Greenfield Hosts Surprise Party
Last Saturday May 29 members of the Birthday Club gathered at the Wilkinson home to celebrate Mrs Wilkinson’s milestone. Guests included Misses Helen and June Frazier at the Mattke home who performed musical numbers between lively games and a supper. The Wilkinsons recently moved from Greenfield to the Whitman farm west of Baraboo and were bid many more happy birthdays.
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Birthday Club
Baraboo
North Fairfield Social Guests From Baraboo
Sunday visits spread through North Fairfield as families from Baraboo including Mr and Mrs Paul Oyen and children Mr and Mrs Tony Severda and children Mr and Mrs Gust Lewis and family joined Mr and Mrs Joe Lewis. Vivian Cocraine of Ivanhoe Minn visited the Baxters and is Mrs Baxter's daughter. Clifford LaMar and family and the Turners from Baraboo visited Percy LaMar. Alfred Anchor from Baraboo visited his parents Mr and Mrs James Anchor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lewis
Paul Oyen
Tony Severda
Baraboo
Gust Lewis
Vivian Cocraine
Ivanhoe
Minn
Fred Baxter
Cocraine
Baxter
Clifford LaMar
Dean
Turner
Percy LaMar
Alfred Anchor
James Anchor
Memorial Day in Reedsburg Honors and Essay Victory
The Reedsburg Memorial Day events proceeded as planned with a G A R march to the city park, a program by the high school band and Girls Glee Club, prayers, readings, and patriotic remarks. Hundreds attended the cemetery service where soldiers were honored with flags and flowers. Aloys Thiemann of Reedsburg High won first in a state essay contest and will read his prize essay at Friday evening’s commencement with a state loving cup to be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
G. A. R. Hall
W. H. Sword
Girls Glee Club
Erma Keller
Lincoln
M. Kelley
J. P. Sprecher
G. W. Bechtolt
Olson
State Civil Service Commission
Aloys Thiemann
Baraboo Anglers Lead Opening of Fishing Season
Baraboo residents led opening day on lakes Mason Briggsville and Devils Lake with notable catches. L M Jacobs M F Foley and others fished Lake Mason Briggsville while W H Marriott John Williamson and James Fisher succeeded on Devils Lake with pike and pickerel. Cottage Grove’s Ager farm at Briggsville grows as a resort for fishermen with improved facilities and meals. road to Briggsville is now part of the state trunk highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
L. M. Jacobs
Frank Parrish
Grove Resort
Ager Farm
Briggsville
EB. S. and
R. H. Johnston
Johnston Brothers
Devils Lake
W. H. Marriott
John Williamson
James Fisher
W. F. Luther
Skillet Creek Farmers Club Plans June Strawberry Festival
The May meeting at Wilbur Cahoon's home featured a duet Sing me to Sleep by Rodwell and Zantow, an instructive celery talk by William Toole, Ruth Kimball's school songs, and a discussion on soil liming led by L B Irish. The club scheduled a strawberry festival for June at A K Bassett's home and invited all neighbors to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skillet Creek Farmers’ Club
Wilbur Cahoon
Rodwell
G. Herman Zantow
William Toole
Ruth Kimball
Miss Kimball
L. B. Irish
Skillet Creek
S. C
A. K. Bassett
Fairfield Folk Hold Meeting at Mrs Simons Home
The airfield Missionary society held a successful meeting Tuesday afternoon at Mrs H B Simons home on Tenth Street. About 30 members attended and Miss Ethel Seyler the Madison district corresponding secretary gave an engaging talk. Approximately $25 was realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airfield Missionary Society
H. B. Simons
Tenth Street
Ethel Seyler
Madison
Pay Up the Costs in Court-Cases Dismissed
Bernhard Herritz and Albert Knauth of near North Freedom traded words before Justice Halsted. Later the costs of the action were paid and the case dismissed.
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Bernhard Herritz
Albert Knauth
North Freedom
Justice Halsted
Supreme Court rules no popular referendum on constitutional ratification
The Supreme Court held ratification of the eighteenth amendment establishing national prohibition is not subject to a popular referendum. State legislatures ratify. voter referendums cannot revoke ratification. Ohio and thirty five other states had ratified. North Carolina may provide the final vote. The ruling leaves related constitutional questions unsettled.
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United States Supreme Court
Ohio
Secretary of State
North Carolina
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Baby lion cubs die at Madison Zoo
Three lion cubs born nine days ago died recently at Madison Zoo. A single baby lion remains. A near week old Japanese fawn was stepped on by its mother, breaking its back leg, and may not survive as a keeper splinted the injury. Baby monkeys are flourishing.
Sauk County Highway Committee Schedules Sessions
The Sauk County Highway Committee is holding several sessions starting the first of the month. A trip was made to Winfield on Tuesday and another to Ironton today.
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Sauk County Highway Committee
Winfield
Ironton
Tanlac credited with dramatic health turn for Wauwatosa woman
Mrs. Alexander Glaub of 220 Sixty-first St Wauwatosa says she gained thirty pounds after seven months of Tanlac use. Once unable to eat stomach pain gas and heartburn nearly every day left her, nerves calmed, dizziness ceased, rheumatoid pain eased, and appetite returned. Tanlac sold in Baraboo Reedsburg and Sauk City through local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Glaub
Sixty-first St
Wauwatosa
Wiley
Tanlac
Baraboo
Fisher Bros
Reedsburg
Henry Thiemann
Sauk City
G. Naffz
Prairie du Sac bridge bonds attract no bids
No bids were received on Tuesday at the courthouse for the $23,000 Prairie du Sac bridge bonds. The county faces alternative funding as high rates push investors away from this municpal issue. The 5 percent rate compared with higher current yields may force a discount sale or a different financing plan.
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Prairie du Sac
Judge Stevens Grants Divorce in Baraboo Case
On motion day in Baraboo Judge E Ray Stevens granted a divorce in Nora Hewitt v Frank Hewitt with witnesses Mrs Hewitt and Harley Hewitt. No alimony or property, custody remains with the mother, husband’s residence unclear due to traveling circus life. Several other cases heard including citizenship grants and mortgage actions.
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Baraboo
E. Ray Stevens
Nora Hewitt
Frank Hewitt
Hewitt
Harley. Hewitt
Millie See
William
See
Stevens
Emma Wilder
Eva Wilder
Samuel Goldfarb
Fourth Street
Albert C. Klitzke
Reedsburg
John Wertz
Franklin
Wolfgang
Wiltman
Prairie du Lac
John Farrell
Eau Claire
Edward Baer
Delton
Victor Hugo Sword
Tito Marine
Ableman
W. S. Carver
Eliza A. Titus
Henry Potterville
Henry Uttech
August Steinhorst
Albert A Johnson
Ellen Mahoney
D. Joseph Johnson
Thomas
Madison Boy in Plane Accident
Ray Thompson son of Mr and Mrs A S Thompson of Madison served as observer in a government plane that crashed near Sacramento California. The pilot was killed when an elevator loosened at about 9000 feet before the craft crashed into a tree. Thompson was taken to a San Francisco hospital and is improving.
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Ray Thompson
A. S. Thompson
Madison
Sacramento
Cal
Mr. Thompson
San Francisco
Obituary Ruth Disk Dies at Age 1 Year 10 Months
Ruth Disk died at her parents home Mr and Mrs August Disk in Leland from pneumonia. She leaves three sisters and three brothers. Funeral services were held in Leland Tuesday attended by Mr and Mrs Edward Pooch.
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Ruth Disk
August Disk
Leland
Edward Pooch
Farm agency seeks local reps in Wisconsin towns
Prospective buyers contact our offices in America's 12 largest cities after our nationwide ads. We have sold over 21 000 improved farms and seek reliable men in Wisconsin farming areas. No previous experience required but ownership of an automobile is needed. Earnings range from 3 000 to 7 500 dollars yearly. Address age, experience and property ownership in first letter. E A Strout Farm Agency Marquette Building Chicago.
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America
Wisconsin
Train Strikes Auto Near Oxford Killing One Boy
Early Sunday forenoon a car driven by Jack Schoelkohl was hit by a Chicago and Northwestern train at Oxford. In the car were Mrs. Schoelkohl, two young sons, a married daughter and husband Arthur Vanderbilt. One boy was killed instantly, another badly injured and expected to die, while the rest sustained injuries. Recovery later reported for the second boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Schoelkohl
Chicago & Northwestern
Oxford
Schoelkohlf
Equity Society to field county ticket at Baraboo meet
Albert C. Ficks reports the Society of Equity will place a full county ticket in the field at Baraboo for the June 5 convention. A candidate for the assembly and senate will also be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Society
Albert C. Ficks
Ableman
Society of Equity
Baraboo
Assembly
Senate
Mauston Beats Portage In 10-6 Baseball Game
Mauston defeated Portage 10 to 6 in a Sunday baseball game. The win advances Mauston in the standings and highlights strong batting and pitching performances from both teams. Portage showed early offense but could not sustain the rally.
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Mauston
Portage
Veterans of Three Wars Parade in Milwaukee Honoring Fallen
Hundreds of soldiers and veterans from three wars marched Milwaukee streets in tribute to dead soldiers and sailors. A large evening program followed the daytime procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
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Sumpter
Greenfield
North Fairfield
Fairfield Folk Hold Meeting
Alex Glaub
Joseph Schillinglaw
J. B. Overton
Park and
Dayton Streets
Prof. Overton
Park Street
Schillinglaw
Dayton Street
Camp Randall
E. A. Strout Farm Agency
Marquette Building
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