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Newspaper

Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1919

Page

5

Baraboo Community Notes Highlights From Weekend Visits

Local citizens share updates from Baraboo including births, travel news, and social events. Mr and Mrs Anton Saverda welcome a son. families visit from Madison and Stoughton. Lt Paul Stewart returns from service. Capt Ernest Isenberg arrives home after two years abroad. church and birthday events mark Memorial Day weekend. A university mail station will open near the Wisconsin campus to handle campus mail. The Merrimack ferry rumors are cleared as service continues with William Boyd & Sons ready for automobile traffic.

BPO Aeate OP SS Anton Saverda Eldon Peetz Camp Steinert H. L. Brandt Madison O’keefe K. C Dickvoss Zwicker Portage William Brandt Crawford Street William Simpson Center Street Milwaukee Baraboo Paul Stewart Camp Grant France Germany Co. I Boys Camp Doughlas Texas Stewart Edward Z. Clemons Stoughton Clemons Fred C. Schultz W. D. Porter R. B. Griggs B. N. Webster Rice Lake Chicago Loraine Wiliams A. H. Williams Clayton Burdick Burch Cleveland Ohio Richard Rowley Kankakee Williams Sheridan Road Burch Miss Williams Porter Mesmadines Griggs, Webster and Rowley University of Wisconsin Madison Post Office Merrimack William Boyd & Sons

Local Family Gatherings and Visits Reported

SANDUSKY Family and friends of Walter Johnston and relatives were entertained at the C B Powell home. Several residents, including Nellie Griffin and Fern Markham, traveled to Baraboo for a weekend visit. Joseph Crossey arrived overseas and was welcomed by Mrs G A Powell. The Stombaugh children visited grandparents D L and Mrs Stombaugh. Arthur Markham and Homer Goodell called in Spring Green. Alta Hart visited with her parents here, and Henry Hart stayed with brother Charles near Lloyd. Mrs Ray Grover and Hazel spent Sunday with the Powells. Elmer Angel expects his brother Martin to arrive in the states this week. The ladies' aid plans moved to June 12 due to Lime Ridge church picnic.

Walter Johnston Thos. Johnston Melvin Marble Johnston Robert Johnston Henry Johnston Lime Ridge John Johnston Baraboo C. B. Powell Nellie M. Griffin Fern Markham G. A. Powell Joseph F. Crossey Wm. Stombaugh D. L. Stombaugh Arthur Markham Homer Goodell Spring Green Alta Hart Henry Hart Charles Lloyd Ray Grover Hazel Elmer Angel Martin States Ableman Walter Bartenbach Ziegler Milwaukee William Bartenbach Sr Myr Arthur Popp Mineral Point F. P. Popp William Hinrich Masilko Chicago Irve Baillies Lodi Carl Tessmer Lutheran Sewing Circle William Marquardt E. C. Bentley W. C. Gall Julius Hintz Selma Christ Schmidt Reedsburg North Freedom Emil Trach

Modern Woodman Memorial Service Held for Dead Members

Sunday observances by MW A Memorial day saw 75 members depart by auto to the cemetery at 9 30 am to decorate 47 graves. A service followed with A S Kingsford address. Royal Neighbors joined then the group moved to the Evangelical church for services. Rev C E Maves spoke on life’s value and time.

Woodman A. S. Kingsford Evangelical Church A. S. Kingford Faust Woodman Lodge C. E. Maves

Picnic at Morley Farm Hosts Short Horn Members

Frank Morley secretary of the Sauk County Short Horn Breeders Association announces a picnic at his Morley Farm on Friday June 13. All members and interested persons are invited with families. The program includes a judging contest speeches a picnic lunch with ice cream at noon and other events.

Frank Morley Sauk County Short Horn Breeders, Association

Local Family Visits and Arrivals in West I Valley

Mr and Mrs Albert Binniis and children of Barnevald visit relatives. Jule and Al Doering drive to Lyndon for a fishing trip. P K Litz diggs a cellar for a new house. Miss Lottie McKinney visits Hulda Forester. Irvin Richard buys a Maxwell car. Malcom Middlestead and family visit the August Doering home.

Albert Binniis Barnevald Jule al Doering Lyndon P. K. Litz Lottie McKinney Hulda Forester Irvin Richard Malcom Middlestead August Doering

Local visitors and events reflect community ties

Walter Bartenbach and friend Ziegler stayed with the Bartenbach family in Milwaukee while Myr Popp and Mrs Popp visited from Mineral Point. Various locals hosted guests from Baraboo, Chicago, Reedsburg, North Freedom and Lodi. The community attended funerals, dances, and a Lutheran baccalaureate, with students and residents sharing news of arrivals.

Oak Hill Residents Attend Mission Fest at Reedsburg

The community reports several locals at the St. John’s Lutheran church mission festival in Reedsburg on Sunday. Visits include Cecil Gleve from La Valle and relatives of the Schultz and Kingsley families, with others from nearby towns calling or entertaining.

Walton clergy attend W M meeting and local events

Rev and Mrs J B Clawson of Stone Lake attended the W M quarterly meeting. Walton school closed with a program and Woodland play day. Local residents Gertman and Cole visited for YWCA Picnic. Several townsfolk traveled for illness and family visits, with multiple relatives noted in attendance.

Bass Family Reunion Near Fairfield and Local Social Notes

Mr and Mrs C W Bass of Baraboo visited over the weekend with sons Percy and Ernest Bass. A family reunion occurred at S H Burton’s home in Fairfield. Miss Alice Springer of North Freedom visited William Simpson. Mrs Wm Simpson and Jessie attended Gertrude Simpson’s school picnic near Baraboo. Leal Harrison is ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Reedsburg high school pupils are home for summer. Vern McGaw stayed with uncle M Graves near Baraboo. A cemetery beautification bee is planned for Butterfield cemetery on Tuesday June 10.

C. W. Bass Baraboo Percy Ernest Bass Leal Harrison Reedsburg High School Vern McGaw M. Graves Butterfield

Glenville School Hosts Party and Graduation News

Upper room pupils held a party and kitchen shower for Miss Kindschi at the J P Rumpf home. Marsden Fisher Chester Rumpf and Lyle Hunt graduate Thursday evening. School closes this week with graduation exercises for the three graduates.

Chicago Marsden Fisher Chester Rumpf Lyle Hunt

Married Smith Schanke couple wed at Presbyterian Manse

Elvena Schanke and Frank 8 Smith both of Ableman were married Monday at 2 30 at the Presbyterian Manse by Rev E C Henke. Attendants were Mr and Mrs John Wettstein. Smith served in the 13th Engineers 32d division and recently returned from overseas. He works in the Chicago & Northwestern railroad train service. After a wedding trip they will reside in Adams with best wishes from friends.

Smith—Schanke Elvena Schanke Frank

Teachers to Take Certificate Exams at Baraboo and Spring Green

Examinations for teachers' certificates will be held on June 13 and 14 at the Baraboo courthouse and the Spring Green high school.

Baraboo Spring Green

Plot Becomes Nationwide Bomb Plot Details Spread

The document lists explosion sites across the country including Washington D C and New York with references to officials such as United States Attorney General Mitchell Palmer Judge Charles C Mott Jr Roxbury Municipal Court Justice Albert F Hayden and United States District Judge W H Thompson among others. It notes homes of officials and private individuals in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland Patterson New Jersey and Newtonville Massachusetts highlighting the nationwide scope of the plot.

Washington, D. C United States Mitchell Palmer New York Charles C. Mott, Jr

News Notes Aocnd About Local Events And People

William Lane injured while blasting stumps near San Dusky. Captain Rollin Thompson moves his office to La Crosse after returning from France. A patient in France was George Meyer of Reedsburg. Max Wheeler has cows tested at Hillsboro and a sick cow was killed. Margaret Siegel born 1913 near Franklin died near Plain. Mr and Mrs Joseph Lins and Rev J B Brudermanns travel to Riverside California returning by car. Mrs Mary Ann Morgan Lewis died in Washington DC and was buried at Worthing South Carolina. Lieutenant Colonel E A Lewis delayed funeral arrival. George Harris of Spring Green arrives after a trip from Idaho driving two horses and a trotter with a 2:12 record.

Rollin Thompson France Reedsburg la Crosse George Meyer Joseph Lins Clemens J. B. Brudermanns Spring Green Riverside California Mary Ann Morgan Lewis Evan P. Morgan Big Hollow Washington D. C Worthing S. C E. A. Lewis Lewis George Harris W. H. Harris Idaho Harris Wisconsin

Local Social News From Madison and Surrounding Areas

LIME RIDGE visitors include Mr and Mrs Lester Blackman of Madison at Wm Blackman’s home from Thursday to Sunday. George Warren of Lodi attended Decoration services. Mrs Lisle Frye of Gotham visited her parents Mr and Mrs C E Bohn. Mrs Ed Sedgwick will entertain the ladies aid Thursday afternoon. Ruth Goodell attended a funeral in Plain. Graduating exercises planned at the W B church with speaker H C Dinsmore of Reedsburg. Emma Fairer of Madison visited home last week. Elsie Atkinson of Ironton caretakes for Mrs Huebner. Dr and Mrs W L Bible traveled to Lancaster to visit Mr and Mrs George Davies. Several families — John Tower, Clark Tower, Ray Tower with children — spent Sunday at Tom Settle’s. Tom Settle went to Green Bay as I O O F convention delegate. Leslie Moffett returns from France. Nellie Barkley of Sandusky visited the George Barkley home. Lillie Waddell of Madison visited the Wm Blackman home.

Lester Blackman Madison W. B H. C. Dinsmore Reedsburg Emma Fairer Elsie Atkinson Ironton Huebner W. L. Bible Lancaster George Davies John Tower Clark Tower Clark Ray Tom Settle Green Bay Leslie Moffett France Nellie Barkley Sandusky George Barkley Lillie Waddell Wm. Blackman

Saturday Specials at Evenson’s Pharmacy

Aiken's Corsylopsis Talcum Powder, a high grade alternative to pricier brands, 30c can for 19c. Red Cedar Flakes protect against moths, 20c package for 10c. School tablets, 5c tablets for 4c. Our tablets are extra good values at 5c. Saturday only. Evenson's Pharmacy, 504 Oak Street.

Aiken Evenson’s Pharmacy Oak Street

Local residents visit as Elizabeth Dederich dies

Miss Eulalia Smith from Madison spends a few days with relatives here. Miss Margaret Mears from Milwaukee visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Mears. Mike Fleming visits Madison. M E Croal Frank Scallon Edward and Philip Dwyer call in Baraboo. Martin Parkinson stays at the W A Dwyer home. Miss Josie Dederich, ill for a year, dies at her home Monday morning June 2.

Lyons Fam celebrates fifth wedding anniversary

Friday evening relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Raymont helped them celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary. The piece notes visits by Geo Hammermeister and Lois to Oschner's grave with Herbert Moog and Dewey Schuster’s relatives who returned with the 32d division.

Residents Visit Midweek Socials Across Baraboo Area

Mrs. Mattie Coons of Baraboo visits Mrs. Sam Searle while Claude Hasiett family joins Pewitt Nest trip. Neitzel and Henke families visit. Bayes and Lamberton kin with William Waddell host. Haslett visits Fairfield. Anna Barker travels to Ripon. Holt and Glover families socialize with Waddell. Edith Haase and Hewitt visit Baraboo and Benton guests call on Waddell.

South Delton Mattie Coons Baraboo Sam Searle Claude Hasiett Newell Roger Lyons Pewitt Nest Carl Neitzel Paul Henke Excelsior Clarence Bayes Donald Merrimack Carl Lamberton Oya William Waddell Claude Haslett Earl Battles Fairfield Anna Barker Ripon Stanton Fordice John Holt Chas Glover Otto Haase Edith

Local Families Visit in Fairfield Area Gatherings

William Kunkel and family of Adams visit Robert Malloy home in Fairfield. Otto Seils visits his brother Albert in Evansville. Mrs H Brooks and three children from Spooner stay with relatives. Memorial day trips to Redsburg and White Mound noted. Several households share dinners and church attendance across area communities.

William Kunkel Adams Robert Malloy Otto Seils Evansville Albert Seils E. N. Beardsley Harry Attridge Clara Attridge Baraboo Beardsley W. Atwater Camp Douglas A. C Redsburg Dan Nachreimer White Mound Malloy Frank Beardsley H. Brooks Homer Helm Mr. Brooks Spooner Effie Lusby East Fairfield Bertha Seils Ruth Richheim Della Yahde Oscar Schultz

Durward's Glen Memorial Day Visits Noted

Visitors spent Memorial Day at Durward's Glen with Amin Elmendey of San Antonio and P. Peyhers of South Africa criticizing the prior littering. Mrs Mueller hosted dinner after a quiet day as Miss Gardener placed lilies on Durward graves.

the Glen Amin Elmendey San Antonio Texas P. Peyhers South Africa the Glen Cemetery

Peptiron chocolate pills touted as perfect iron tonic

Advertisement for Peptiron iron tonic from C. I. Hood Co. Lowell Mass. claiming rapid blood and nerve revitalization, appetite boost, digestion aid, and disease resistance with chocolate-coated pills to be taken two after each meal. No water or alcohol needed.

C. I. Hood CO Lowell Mass

Prairie du Sac School Pupils End Week With Pranks

After a Saturday outing the Prairie du Sac pupils ended the day by signing the summer house and gouging initials on it. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Utterbach of Seattle called on Wednesday. The sophomore class of Prairie du Lac visited May 29 and the group noted the building’s disfigurement but behaved well.

Prairie du Sac Mueller’s W. J. Utterbach Glen Register Seattle Utterbach Glenmar Navy Wisconsin Indiania Prairie du Lac

K of C Initiation and Banquet Held Sunday

Knights of Columbus initiation enrolled about eighty new members in the K P hall after mass. Madison led the first two degrees while La Crosse conferred the third. A banquet followed at St Joseph auditorium with 27 seats. delegates traveled from Madison Portage St Paul La Crosse Reedsburg and others. Father Knox of auditor and Father Kerwin of Reedsburg spoke. C A Hoffmann presided as toastmaster. The hall was decorated with bridal wreaths and snowballs.

Knights of Columbus K. P. Hall Madison la Crosse St. Joseph’s Auditorium Portage St. Paul Reedsburg P. B. Knox Auditor Father Kerwin C. A. Hoffmann

Fairfield Notes on Visits and Local Road Work

Miss Fredia Bleck returns to Madison after visiting F H Getchell. Mr and Mrs W V Luce host guests for Sunday with North Freedom couple Louis Whitte. Mrs J H Luce and Mrs Eldora Getchell attend Congregational church services and dinner for returning soldiers in Baraboo. Road work progresses on MacMarlin and Lusby south line with grubbing finished culverts built and some grading completed.

Fredia Bleck Madison Louis Whitte North Freedom J. H. Luce Eldora Getchell Congregational Church Baraboo MacMarlin’s Lusby

Baraboo Visitors and Local Arrivals Highlight North Fairfield Notes

Mrs Joe Lewis hosts sister Mrs Tonny Severdin of Baraboo for a week. Mr and Mrs Fred Flinn, Edith Lora, and Albert Flinn from Baraboo visited Gust Lewis. Mrs James Anchor returns from Milwaukee eye operation with her son Alfred. Miss Gladys Lewis of New Port spends a week at the Joe Lewis home.

Joe Lewis Tonny Severdin Baraboo Fred Flinn Edith Lora Albert Flinn Gust Lewis James Anchor Milwaukee Alfred Gladys Lewis New Port

Card of Thanks from Norton and Schneller families

The Norton and Schneller families express appreciation and sincere thanks to the pastor, the singers, those who brought flowers, and all others who assisted and extended sympathy during their bereavement.

EB. W. Norton and

Peptona Health Tonic Promoted By Baraboo Pharmacy

Peptona is advertised as a tonic with organic iron manganese malt and cod liver oil extract. It claims to enrich blood aid digestion and aid recovery after grippe cold bronchitis or influenza and to build overall health. Sold by Ryenson's Pharmacy Baraboo 504 Oak street.

Ryenson Baraboo Oak Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

MW. A B. Graves Grundy Richersson V. J. Decot la Valle O. E. Olson Irene Lorna Morley Farm West Valle Oak Hill St. John’s Lutheran Church Cecil Gleve J. A. Decker Albert Gade Ernest Welke Dora Schulte Julius Schultz Edna Ned Kingsley Alonzo Goodrich Richerson Stella Helma Yalton Charles Rabuck Henry Theis J. B. Clawson Stone Lake W. M S. J. Thompson Hillsboro Bert Mortimer Dolph Mortimer Tom Canon Will Mortimer Rebecca Miller Cora Day Maurice Marjorie Moon Bethel del JA North Glenville Newtws William Lane Max Wheeler Margaret Siegel Franklin Plain South Fairfield Durward’s Glen Ing Parfreys North Fairfield Peptona
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