Social Roundup From South Fairfield Neighborhood
Mr and Mrs Robert Attridge spent Friday at their son Franks home. Albert Ziegler helped move Mr and Mrs Turney from North Freedom to Lyons Saturday. Rev EO Coontz Geo Hughes and others from Baraboo came to the Albert Barstow home Friday to assist after the wind. Families of Eugene Cushman and Bryan Day Sundayed at the M Frazier home. Mrs Fred Koppke visited Frank Beardsley Friday. Albert Ziegler family toured to North Freedom Sunday visiting Charles Brown. Elizabeth Attridge spent week end at Madison and Lodi. The Malloys and Will Attridge toured Plain and Lone Rock to view storm damage. John Ziegler and August Ziegler spent Sunday at George Ziegler home Baraboo visiting Mrs Lawrence Malloy and children of Lathrop Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Attridge
Frank
Albert Ziegler
Turney
North Freedom
Lyons
E. O. Coontz
Geo. Hughes
Baraboo
Albert Barstow
Eugene Cushman
Bryan
M. Frazier
Fred Koppke
Local Notes From LA VALLE Area Largely Social and War Updates
Mr and Mrs Frank Baard spent Sunday at Reedsburg with the latter s daughter. Roy Eder and Myron Barnett have enlisted in the navy and Victor Duddleston has enlisted in the army. H H Thomas of Baraboo spoke at Barnett s hall about the war relief fund plan. Harrison Duddleston has been home from the university about a week. Merril Apker returned from Camp trant Friday evening. Burt Kitson visited from Madison last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baard
Reedsburg
George Inman
Chicago
Bell Wood
Baraboo
Roy Eder
Myron Barnett
Navy
Victor Duddleston
H. H. Thomas
Barnett
A. Barnett
Gladys Miller
Clara Wykoff
Barrow
Anna Pomeroy
Madison
J. Briggs
Harrison Duddleston
University
Delbert Marshall
Clyman
J. A. Douglas
Merril Apker
Camp Trant
Burt Kitson
Friends
Local Notes and Family News From the Area
Mrs. Fred Kohlmeyer is improving as two daughters care for her. Many from here visited Lone Rock to view storm wreckage. Fred Goodell of Rockford Illinois and two Lime Ridge nieces spent Sunday at the O Goodell home. The Kruses hosted Elroy relatives last week. Marie Kruse marked her ninth birthday with dinner for schoolmates then wildflower gathering. Funeral services for Mr. Korth were held in Tuckerville with Will Korth, furloughed from Camp Grant, in attendance. Irene Shults, injured at school, is nearly recovered. Rufert Morgan, after high school at Richland Center, vacationed with relatives. Mrs. O Goodell hosted relatives from various places Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kohlmeyer
Lone Rock
Fred Goodell
Rockford
Ill
Lime Ridge
O. Goodell
Henry Kruse
Elroy
Marie Kruse
Mr. Korth
Tuckerville
Will
Camp Grant
Irene Shults
Rufert Morgan
Richland Center
Dave Goodell
Local Notes From Eeddsburg And Surrounding Areas
In Eeddsburg and nearby towns residents report on visits illness and comings and goings. A. S. Winkler remains seriously ill with his daughter Mrs. Risley visiting. Robert Tait failed his physical and has returned home as an honor man. Bryan Powell plans to come home to Reedsburg from service with Co. A. News of travel includes Mrs. Wheeler heading to Lime Ridge for two weeks and Eva Collins visiting Milwaukee. Blanche Helgin joins a summer creamery job after a career in teaching. Births are noted for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore of Spring Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sass hosting friends from Lodi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate Wheeler
Lime Ridge
Eva Collins
Milwaukee
Veda Collins
Waukesha
Blanche Helgin
Helgrin
Floyd Moore
Spring Valley
William Cherry’s Marriage Reported at Shipman Illinois
Word reaches Richardson a son that William Cherry of Shipman Illinois married on March 1. The note mentions Cherry's relocation to Shipman years ago and hints at local social activity as the baby weighing project nears completion. Fishing remains a popular pastime among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Shipman, Ill
William Cherry
Mr. Cherry
Shipman
Paul Sass
la Valle
Red Cross
Births and local notes from a Wisconsin community
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs George Bauer on Friday May 31. Henry Smith of Sauk City spent the weekend at the O C Schoenman home. Mrs Ruby Luther is employed at Mrs Fowler's. Thousands of automobiles full of sightseers passed through the area Sunday viewing church ruins and nearby farms. Local men Allie Brecht West Allis and others went to camp for military training. Pete Haas and Henry were turned back for disability. Rev Fr Pesch suffered a slight stroke Sunday. doctor calls case hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bauer
Henry Smith
Sauk City
O. C. Schoenman
Ruby Luther
William Gehlhaus
Clemens Frank
Pete Haas
Pete Meister
Henry Luther
Henry
Pesch
Local Sunday Visits Across East Delton and West Fairfield
Mr and Mrs George Haywood and child dined with Charles Beardsley. Lawrence Wilcox and family visited J Smith. Ed Beardsley of Baraboo stayed with R Yearman. Charles Risley visited A Bump family. Charles Powell visited brother B Powell. Ed Burkenhagen visited Zeiglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haywood
Little Son
Charles Beardsley
Lawrence Wilcox
Decoration day gathering at La Valle noted
A large number from the locality attended decoration exercises at La Valle. Mrs. O W Behn and daughter spent days the past week census taking. Mr and Mrs J A Decker entertained neighbors Sunday. Mrs Emma Horstman returned to Reedsburg after visiting here. Mrs Schultz of La Valle did plastering for Henry Thies. Robert Tait of Montana was a guest of his brothers Friday. Mr and Mrs Adolf Lickberg and daughter of Winfield were Sunday visitors at the Theis home. Women Reinholt Mittlesteadt and others motored to Sauk City sightseeing the dam and visiting Mr and Mrs Theo Decot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Behn
J. A. Decker
Emma Horstman
Reedsburg
Schultz of
la Valle
Henry Thies
Robert Tait
Montana
Adolf Lickberg
Winfield
Henry Theis
Reinholt Mittlesteadt
O. E. Olson
Irene
Dora Schutte
Fiolina
Sauk City
Theo. Decot
Prairie by the Prairie Mrs Clement dies suddenly
Mrs. John Clement died suddenly on Monday likely from a stroke. Several locals and visitors are noted, including Ethel Shull returning from Madison for sanitarium care, Nellie Wakeley extending treatment, Ida Stephens from Pewaukee, and visits by Sidney Conger of Wisconsin, H C Keysar of Baraboo, Miriam Felix from Menomonee, and other residents visiting or moving. Memorial Day observations include the J C Haberman family relocating to Madison and Christ Ragatz assisting the Mazomanie band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Shull
Madison
Nellie Wakeley
Ida Stephens
Pewaukee
Sidney Conger
University of Wisconsin
H. C. Keysar
Baraboo
J. C. Haberman
Miriam Felix
Menomonee
Stout Institute
L. S. Drew
Lodi
Will Fletcher
East St. Louis
Ann Fletcher
Frieda Miles
Roland Steuber
Sparta
Della Frances
King’s Corners
Christ Ragatz
Glenville School Closes May 31 for Graduation Day
Glenville School will close on Friday May 31 as four graduates are named George McArthur Agnes Kluender and Merton Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McArthur
Agnes Kluender
Merton Fisher
Notable Red Cross Meeting and Local News Notes
Florence Lucht and Miss Essie Brooks spoke on Red Cross origins and presented diplomas before a picnic. Reedsburg travelers Miss Simpson and Miss Phoenix went home. O F Edwards lost a horse last week. Bert Bartley and family from Austin Minnesota visit Cyrus Simonds family. Bessie Rumpf missed school due to measles. William Schwartz and family hosted by Charles Gall. Schultz and son from Reedsburg visited Fred Mueller. Louis Lucht of Madison stayed with his parents last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lucht
Essie Brooks
Red Cross
Miss Simpson
Miss Phoenix
Reedsburg
O. F. Edwards
Bert Bartley
Austin
Minn
Cyrus Simonds
Bessie Rumpf
William Schwartz
Westfield
Charles Gall
Schultz
Fred Mueller
Suuday
Louis Lucht
Madison
Dangers of Constipation Highlighted as Health Risk
The warning outlines risks from neglected constipation including piles ulceration of the bowels appendicitis and nervous prostration. It promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a gentle effective remedy without habit forming drugs and suitable for those with obesity, sold everywhere.
Walton Ray Good and Hazel Piehl wed in Wesleyan parsonage
Ray Good of La Valle and Hazel Piehl married at the Wesleyan Methodist parsonage by Rev. Chas. Butcher They will reside in the village. Walton school closed Friday for commencement exercises at the M W A hall with graduates Eva Carpenter June Frazier and Elmer Gaedke A fine program ended with diplomas presented by Principal W E Smith of the Reedsburg training school Dr and Mrs F Spencer Mortimer of Oskaloosa Ia visited relatives Helen Frazier returned from Reedsburg Prudence Fessey of Reedsburg joined her friends in the area Visitors from Victory Hillsboro and Preston were seen at local homes Several relatives traveled and guests visited during the period Delpha Smail is sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Good
la Valle
Hazel Piehl
Wesleyan Methodist Parsonage
Chas. Butcher
Walton School
M. W. A. Hall
Eva. Carpenter
June Frazier
Elmer Gaedke
W. E. Smith
Reedsburg
F. Spencer Mortimer
Oskaloosa
Wilson Mortimer
Helen Frazier
Prudence Fessey
Oscar Hutchins
Victory
Marion Workman
Preston
Minn
Bert Mortimer
Baraboo
Beatrice
R. N. Hendricks
Hillsboro
Will Mortimer
Martin Martinson
Cazenovia
Viola Smith
Ida Lawrenz
Edna
Hazel Hutchins
Lee
Rank Beier
Delpha Smail
Try Zeitzel for all skix tronbies
491d by J. B. Donovan & Co. The line appears as a short ad or product reference with an inventor or company attribution. The readable text centers on a product name and a supplier, suggesting a catalog or promotion snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeitzel
J. B. Donovan & Co
Memorial Day Observed With School Program in Village
The village held Memorial Day events at the town hall with a liberty loan flag dedication. Attorney B. C. Bentley of Baraboo spoke, followed by prayers, songs, drills by pupils, and diploma readings for Andrew Washburn and Ember Adams. Children decorated graves at the cemetery and the program received praise for its execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
S. 5
Squires
B. C. Bentley
Baraboo
Fraternity Hall
Lola Chaffee
Jennis Sarrington
Wilson
Milo Goodall
Andrew Washburn
Ember Adams
Bentley
Dorothy Huntington
J. T. Huntington
Alberta Adams
Portage
Hazel Squires
C. F. Bonnee
Mitchell
Chicago
Delton
L. H. Larrington
J. P. Meyer
Jack” Boyle
J.M
Hulbert and Blanche Gas ton visit White Creek
Hulbert and daughter Blanche Gaston motored to White Creek on Sunday. Mrs Lola Chaffee spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Baraboo. Mrs Elizabeth Vandeveer and granddaughter Mae of Baraboo visit D M Lewis's parents. Della Steele recover ing enough to be out. Fern Hayden of Portage cares for her mother. Hayden Murray of Baraboo visited Friday and Saturday. Dr Older of Portage visited Mirror Lake. Dr Louise Brandt of Portage visited Della Steele on Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulbert
Blanche Gaston
White Creek
Lola Chaffee
Baraboo
Elizabeth Vandeveer
Mae
D. M. Lewis
Della Steele
Fern Hayden
Portage
Hayden Murray
Mr. Simonds
Clarence
Older
Mirror Lake
Louise Brandt
Itching Eczema Remedy Sold by J B Donovan & Co
Zenzal advertised as a remedy for itching eczema sold by J B Donovan and Company. The note cites a product line available through the retailer, suggesting topical treatment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Donovan & Co
Meade and Huntley Tie at Reedsburg Home Ceremony
Miss Annie Meade and John Huntley were married at the bride’s mother Mrs Louise Mead’s home in Reedsburg on Wednesday afternoon May 29. Rev Leslie Bechtel officiated. Attendants were Hattie Mead and Harry Huntley. The couple departed by afternoon train for a wedding trip to Rockford Camp Grant and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Meade
John Huntely
Louise Mead
Reedsburg
Leslie Bechtel
The
Presbyterian Church
Hattie Mead
Harry Huntley
Rockford
Camp Grant
Chicago
Pretty Ironton Wedding Unites Doris Powell and Clifford Huntley
Doris Esther Powell and Clifford E. Huntley were married at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Powell in Ironton on Saturday June 1. Rev. Singleterry officiated as the couple exchanged vows under an arch of ferns and carnations. The bride wore white voile and lace with pink and white carnations, and was attended by her sister Hazel Powell. Max Huntley served as best man. A wedding supper followed for immediate relatives. The bride, a Sauk County Training School graduate, has taught for two years. the groom has served eight months in a U. S. training camp and will depart soon for Camp Pike, Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Powell
Ironton
Doris Esther
Clifford E. Huntley
Mendelssohn
Singleterry
la Valle
Hazel Powell
Max Huntley
Sauk County Training School
U. S
Camp Pike
Ark
Hazel Piehl Weds Ray Good in Walton Ceremony
In Walton on Saturday June 1 at 11 a m at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Peter Piehl the couple Hazel Piehl and Ray P Good were married Rev Charles Butcher officiated. Bridesmaid was sister Blanche Piehl and best man was Paul Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
Peter Piehl
Hazel
Ray P. Good
John Good
Lenora Van Orman and Louis G Farr Wed in Garden Ceremony
Miss Lenora Van Orman and Louis G Farr married Saturday at noon at the Dolling home with Rev. E O Coontz officiating on the lawn. about twenty five guests attended and the couple will reside on a Woodland farm after the ceremony and will live in Wonewoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonewoc
James Dolling
Lenora van Orman
Louis G. Farr
E. O. Coontz
Woodland
Portage Engineer Weds Caledonia Woman in City Marriage
Frank S. Clark formerly Portage city engineer and now with a local boat and engine company married Miss Laura Koepp daughter of August J. Koepp of Caledonia on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Clark
Portage
Boat and Engine Company
That City
Laura Koepp
August J. Koepp
Caledonia
Couples Arranged for Marriage in Wisconsin Listings
Applia signs to marry Anthony E Frank Lone Rock Alma Hutter Franklin Harold K Hill Sumpter Florence E Jones Baraboo Orville O Kramer Baraboo Anna Nehring North Freedom August Beth Ableman Clara E Carlin Ableman Joseph Hunt Bear Creek Blanche Peterson Bear Creek Alexander Rudolph Koepp Caledonia to Nellie Minnie Wallace Dekorra Fred Charles Schmidt Esther F Winke Caledonia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold K. Hill
Sumpter
Florence E. Jones
Baraboo
Orville O. Kramer
Anna Nehring
North Freedom
August Beth
Ableman
Clara E. Carlin
Joseph Hunt
Bear Creek
Blanche Peterson
Alexander Rudolph Koepp
Caledonia
Nellie Minnie Wallace
Dekorra
Fred Charles Schmidt
Esther F. Winke
Engagement of Miss Craker to Proctor Thompson
At Reedsburg the engagement of Miss Gladys Craker daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter S Craker to Proctor Thompson of Muskegon Michigan is announced Miss Craker a graduate of Reedsburg high school and the University of Wisconsin Mr Thompson a graduate of the University of Missouri and a chemist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
Gladys Craker
Walter S. Craker
Proctor Thompson
Muskegon
Mich
Miss Craker
University of Wisconsin
Thompson
University of Missouri
Births Reported for Sansum and Dolph Families
Born to Mr and Mrs Pearse Sansum of Lyons a son this morning. To Mr and Mrs R J Dolph of Glen da Wyoming June 3 a son John Allyn. Mrs Dolph with her parents Mr and Mrs W H Newell 1621 East street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Dolph
Glenda
Wyo
John Allyn
Kidney Pills Bring Relief for Troubled Kidney
Frank Miller of Bingham, Utah reports his kidney problems kept him from working until Foley Kidney Pills helped him recover. The ad notes a slight impairment could lead to dropsy or Bright's disease and urges not to neglect kidney health with pills sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Frank Miller
Bingham, Utah
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during our bereavement. Thanks for the flowers singers and consoling words spoken by the pastor. Mr and Mrs Charles Cone and family Mrs Lucy Goode and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cone
Lucy Goode
Local Social Roundup and Commencement Notes
A long list of residents and visitors share Decoration Day and weekend calls across Baraboo and surrounding towns. Births, graduations, and campus events are noted with many families hosting relatives and attending Tower hall exercises and commencement ceremonies.
Rheuma offers relief for rheumatism say doctors and dealers
Fisher Bros. sell Rheuma through druggists claiming quicker lasting relief and natural toxin elimination via bowels and kidneys. A physician named Dr. M. C. Lyons says Rheuma’s formula is ahead of usual treatments and distinctly different in composition, advising its use for all forms of rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Bros
M. C. Lyons
Community gratitude note for sympathy after loss
The Welk family extends heartfelt thanks to friends for support during illness and after the death of Marguerite Welk. Grateful for singing, floral offerings, kind words from the pastor, kindness from the senior class, and other acts of compassion. Mr and Mrs William Welk and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite
William Welk
Twelve Arrests Under Spy Law In Wisconsin Case
Judge J M Becker of Milwaukee and eleven others were arrested under the spy law. The Superior grand jury returned 149 indictments. Becker allegedly claimed fuel and food shortages were ridiculous and that the war was a rich man's war. Francis X Schilling, Marathon county supervisor, faces draft interference charges and claims against aid to allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Becker
Milwaukee
Grand Jry
Superior
Becker
Germany
Green County
la Follette
Francis X. Schilling
Marathon County
United States
Schilling
26 Men Lost on President Lincoln
The official report states three officers and twenty three men were lost when the President Lincoln sank a few days ago. The tragedy is linked to a raid meant to block troop ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres
Lincoln
Tornado Wind Carries Library Card Across Wisconsin
Sidi Mrs. Irving Griffin reports a Fennimore public school library card found near Baraboo on the John Goerke farm. The yellow card was swept there by the recent twister, wet but intact, showing it once belonged to Erma Mason. Fennimore sits in Grant county in the state's southwest corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Griffin
Ths
Fennimore Public School Library
Erma Maso
John Goerke
Baraboo
Fennimore
Grant County
Railroad shopmen push for higher wages to avoid strikes
Representatives of 500000 railroad shopmen urged the railroad administration to withhold the new wage scale and seek upward revision for their craft. They warned that great dissatisfaction would arise and that strikes might be hard to avoid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Administration
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South Fairfield
Hupqint
Eeedsburg
EAST
West Fairfield
Qak Hill
Prairie
SAC
John Clement
Edmund Lindemer
Glenville
Pelton
Huntley—Mead
Huntley—Powell
Good
Piehl
Farr—Van Orman
Clark
Applica
Anthony E. Frank
Alma Hutter
Franklin
Merrimac Department
James Barrow
Myrtle
Norman Astle
Brooks, Minn
F. A. Cooper
Gwendolyn
Thomas Williams
Virginia
James Lee
Ida
Maggie Crozier
Clara Colton
Winona
John Meyers
Isabel Butterfield
Hazel Lawrenz
Dellona
Lilah Dryer
Carrie Lawrenz
Logan
Mae Cramer
Johnson
Erfmeyer
Mareta
Geraldine
Edward Kourth
Adams
George Kasdorf
Lloyd Halbtman
John Howard
George Howard
Lester Brownrigg
Brownrigg
Fred Mather
St. Paul
Elson
Oliver Mather
Tower Hall
Albert E. Dennis
Clara Haines
Belmont
Francis Haines
David Jones
Gordon and
Donald
Otto Halbman
Virgil
Amy
Lloyd Halbman
Minnie Meyer
Arthur Meyer
Amanda Newmann
Owens
Kansas City
John Rotzell
Monroe Mittchlein
Herman Genske
Julius Wolfe
J. W. Brownrigg
Grace
Lydia Genske
Estella Wolfe
Clara Brownrigg
Cora King
Tower’s Hall
Hallock
Janette von Berg
Ninnian Shanks
Ralph Halloman
Orr Dodge
Zella Astle
Guy L. Clark
Althea
Hazel Kasdorf
BE. J. von Berg
Miss Janette
William Farnum
Milton Crosby
Miss Janette von Berg
G. W. Davies
Cora Reddaman
Roxie Farnum
Linda Berry
Ernest Weinke
Edison
James Blacklock
Katie Blacklock
Roy Peck
Charles Dennis
Mary Dennis
Gard
Lon Ridean
Sidi
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