Former Pastor Tells of Iowa Town Life and Events
Louis A. Goddard writes from Iowa about Memorial Sunday at church, G A R and Boy Scouts presence, Baraboo visit, Gollmar’s circus weather and parade impact, street paving, and pondering returning to Wisconsin for vacations. He notes lake scarcity and reflects on local light projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. C. and Sons of Veterans
Order of
Boy Scouts
Joe Hooker
Gollmar
Walt
Iowa
Wisconsin
Community Notes From Local Residents and Events
Thursday update lists individuals visiting relocating or traveling including Joe Roberts family moving to Galena Mrs Adem Thuerer visiting Janesville with Dr G B Thuerer and others in Madison Reedsburg Briggsville and Lime Ridge outings Ringling case testimony adjourned and nearby cabin burned Mary Cleary Chicago visit Arthur Kellogg Janesville home with daughter D Axtell Waupaca guests Oates family in Waukesha and Josie Getchell Lodi Madison travel plans
Local Social notes and small town movements brief
John M. True and daughters Mis ses Eunice and Katherine plan summer at Devils Lake cottage. Mrs. William Lane Sr. and Jr. visit Milwaukee relatives. Senator True's bill to merge park board with forestry dept to third reading. Mrs. A. L. Spencer and family return from Madison funeral. Mrs. Edward Taylor of Racine visiting the Hatch home. Lucile Hatch to spend weekend with parents. John Travis return from honeymoon in Virginia and Milwaukee area. Hendricksons move to Green Bay to open a restaurant. Louis Parks and Merrimack visit relatives here. Gracia Dutcher hosts thirteenth birthday dinner for thirteen friends. Meetridge family return from Chicago trip. Helen Taylor accompanies Riverside friend home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. True
Eunice
Katherine
Devils Lake
Edward Taylor
Racine
W. H. Hatch
Second Avenue
Lucile Hatch
W. H. Meetridge
Edward Britton
Chicago
Osteopathy Restores Nerve Flow Through Spine
The image explains how spinal windows between vertebrae transmit nerves to organs. When vertebrae jam and twist the windows narrow, pressing nerves and reducing organ function. Osteopathy corrects misaligned vertebrae to restore normal nerve supply, claiming most diseases originate in the spine and can be cured by this method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osteopatie Pab. Co
Industrious hen lays large egg after brood hatch
A hen, after hatching a large brood of chicks three weeks ago, has laid a full sized egg for three consecutive days. The claim is presented as an easily demonstrable fact with no embellishment or rumor.
Dark Street Intrigue Lingers After Evening Visit
In a dim street scene Arthur walks away from No 99 as George Fairfax departs with a packed portmanteau after a tense farewell. A shadow watches from a top floor window and Hyacintha Nash’s warnings echo as the piano thumps in the deserted street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
George Fairfax
Arthur
Derbyshire
Hyacintha Nash
Hyacintha
No. 99
Reedsburg Inquest Verdict on Schultz Suicide
In Reedsburg a jury found death by self inflicted gunshot as the cause of C. K. Schultz's death. Schultz shot himself twice near the heart after argument with his wife who grabbed the revolver injuring her hand. Authorities detained Frank Shepp at Baraboo jail amid suspected complicity and further developments expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
C. K. Schultz
Fred Vorlopp
Fred Ellenberg
Charles Borning
Willis Pelton
J. H. Andrews
Henry Werthein
J. H. Hill
Baraboo
Schultz
Shepp
Residents enjoy Saturday party and home updates
Miss Aneta Palmer of Baraboo will spend the summer at her uncle William Markert’s home after two years as a Baraboo stenographer. The Alfred Zimmerly party drew about forty couples with the North Freedom String and Wind band providing music. Emil and Lady Zimmerly visited their uncle Sunday while Post brothers sawed lumber for Ernest Kleinsmith and Wm Markert plans a modern new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Greck
Aneta Palmer
Baraboo
William Markert
Louis Markert
North Freedom
Alfred Zimmerly
Emil
Lady Zimmerly
Post Brothers
Ernest Kleinsmith
Wm. Markett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stuo
Studebaker
Surreys
New York
Minneapolis
South Bend, Ind
Dallas
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Portland, Ore
Louis A. Goddard
Sherm Luce
Joe Roberts
Third Street
Galena
Otto Harmel
Adem Thuerer
Janesville
Son
G. B. Thuerer
J C
Payne
A. D. Hedges
Madison
Trimpey Studio
Florence Hilliard
Fred Arnold
Kilroy
Himer Arner Home
Sixth Avenue
O. W. Kilmer
Cecil
Galesville
Lester Daniels
John Johnston
Lime Ridge
Wilbur
Paul Cahoon
Levi Cahoon
L. L. Case
Briggsville
Ringling
High Bridge
Mary Cleary
L. Cleary
Sixth Street
Arthur Kellogg
Mrs
Albert Mahoney
D. Axtell
Waupaca
Er. Selleck
W. H. Oates
Katheryn Oates
Waukesha
J. #. Cosgrove
Josie Getchell
Lodi
Stickney
S. A. McCoy
North Freedom, Wis
William Lane Sr
William Lane Jr
Milwaukee
True
State Park Board
Forestry Department
A. L. Spencer
Charles and
Raymond
Erma
John Travis
Virginia
Louis Parks
Merrimack
Irwin Parks
First Street
Deere Dairy Farm
Moline
Chicago AA
Portland
Este
Cago AA
Gament
Xelsins
Chicago Portland Cement Co
North la Salle St
H. M. Johnston Lbr. Co
F. W. Robinson
W. F. Nuzum
Dillenbeek
C. A. Schmidt, D. D
Northern Ill
College of Ophthalmology
Wellington Hotel
Wonewoc
Dental Parlors
Thuerer Bros
D. D.S
U. of Mich
Honey Creek
Castoria
Wellington
Lueth Bros
Holluister
Rocky Mountain
Aolurster
Drew Courny
Wis
DR. C. F. Hess
Madison Wisconsin
Goldfarb
Oak St
State OF Wisconsin
Sauk County
Emily Mair
Robert Shaw
Portage
John S. Richmond
Said County
W. T. Kelsey
Daniel Grady
MONEY
E. T. Gollmar
Spemeecap
D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington, D. C
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