Local Social News From East Delton and West Fairfield
Residents report visits from relatives and friends including Simons Burkhagen Bump and Haywood groups. A horse was lost at Sandusky cemetery and fishing trips yielded a fine catch. Sunday school attendance rose. wedding bells loom. new shipment of white hats advertised by Mrs. W H Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Lodh
Florence Coles
Mabel Ware
Willard
Madison
Otto Meyers
Reedsburg
Briggsville
W. H. Ware
Miss Hannah Staples Visits Sandusky Friends
SANDUSKY mentions Miss Hannah Staples of Chicago visiting old friends the past two weeks. Several local families are noted for social calls including Mr. and Mrs. Jake Weitzel, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Grover, and others visiting relatives and attending gatherings. Mike Croal traveled to London Friday for his cousin's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Staples
Chicago
Kittie Barkley
Nellie Barkley
Jake Weitzel
Lime Ridge
J. B. Powell
Local Notebook Notes Several Residents Pressed by Illness
Mrs. Jerry Tangney goes to Rochester Minnesota for surgery. Mrs. William Ketchum is critically ill at Dells hospital. Miss Clara Peck who had a stroke fell and is bedbound. Mrs. Ed Dunham and children visited Wiiliam Martin’s home. Mrs. Minnie Benkhe and children stayed with Belter family. Mrs. Earl Calkins returned from visiting Wildrick family. Emmett Bullis again bedbound with heart trouble. Mary and Jennie Fowler visited Dell Prairie. Mrs. Vinnie Waterman left for Chicago for an operation. Edmonds and son Jess bought Oak Villa and will move in. Schyler prepares to leave for Chicago. Mrs. C. D. Murray is sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Tangney
Rochester
Minn
William Ketchum
the Dells Hospital
Clara Peck
Earl Calkins
J. Wildrick
Esther Wildrick
Emmett Bullis
Mary
Jennie Fowler
Ed Shanahan
Dell Prairie
Vinnie Waterman
Chicago
Cc. D. Edmonds
Jess
Schyler
Kilbourn Fishing Trip and Community Notices
Loganville Hazel Ware Irene Baumgartner Will Voss and Martin Zimmerman visited Kilbourn for a fishing expedition. Dr and Mrs Hanko attended church in Reedsburg. Henry Ninneman, ill in Madison for four months, returned home. May 30 schoolhouse Mass Memorial Day program featured Rev Weishar Loretta and a strong band program. Only two old soldiers remained J B Selden and Charley Westenhaver. J B Selden left Des Moines to help on his son’s farm for four months. Mrs Albert Wood was buried with a churchyard service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Ware
Irene Baumgartner
Will Voss
Martin Zimmerman
Kilbourn
J. B. Selden
Charley Westenhaver
Merry Hanks
Magdeline Hanks
Dr. Hanks
Desplaines
Ill
Albert Wood
Community News From Buckwheat Valley Notes
Mrs Capstick was a midweek caller at the H A Grover home. Several families visited M M Grover and family Sunday. Ed Marshal is ill. Bertha Grover traveled to Reedsburg for a class picture. Agnes Glene stays with her mother Annie Miller. Mrs Herman Borchers visited Grover homes Sunday. Aunt Patience Wilkinson visited Grandma Head and Grandma Lacy. Minnie Fields stayed at Mel Grover’s and joined her mother Nancy Lacy for a Won ewoc visit with Mrs Vern Morrill. Margaret Jones, her girls, and Sanford Phillips called at M Grover’s. Mrs Colvin staying at Will Funnels helping care for new granddaughter Ella May. Mrs Ralph Grover and children were Sunday visitors. Hart Douglas of Montana stopped by H Grover’s. Clara Grover home from Wonewoc for summer. Eva Langdon a Reedsburg visitor Friday to Monday. James Langdon and boys drove to Hillsboro Sunday. Malcolm Clark called on Grandma Head Sunday gifting snowballs. Irma and Dorothy Wilkinson home from school club meets next with Mrs Harve Grover to celebrate her mother's eighty seventh birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capstick
H. A. Grover
Albert Doering
M. M. Grover
Ed Marshal
Bertha Grover
Reedsburg
Agnes Glene
Annie Miller
Herman Borchers
Grover
Patience Wilkinson
Grandma Head
Grandma Lacy
Minnie Fields
Mel Grover
Margaret Jones
Sanford Phillips
Malcolm Clark
Irma
Dorothy Wilkinson
Harve Grover
Local Social Notes From Bellgra And North Excelsior
John Lindsay works near Poynette and stays home a few days. Mrs. D A Bradley from Denver visits her mother Mrs J L Dryer and spends time with Mrs Emmett Brown of Kilbourn. Mrs William Simpson visited friends at Lodi last week. Miss Mary Simpson closed Glenville school and is at home. Miss Louella Butterfield hosted the Golden Hour class and Josie Butterfield’s friends helped celebrate her eleventh birthday with refreshments. Adolph Klepp and sisters from North Freedom visited Coe Daniels. Mary Green of Reedsburg visited grandmother Mrs J L Dwyer. Butterfield cemetery annual bee set for Tuesday June 20. Choral club meets at James Lindsay home tonight. Ira Kushner has returned from Stout manual training school. Clarence Christie, ill, improves. John Coleman of Baraboo visited George Butterfield last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lindsay
Poynette
D. A. Bradley
Denver
J. L. Dryer
Emmett Brown
Kilbourn
William Simpson
Lodi
Mary Simpson
Glenville
Louella Butterfield
Golden Hour
Josie Butterfield
Adolph Klepp
Frances and
Louise
North Freedom
Coe Daniels
Mary Green
Reedsburg
J. L. Dwyer
Butterfield Cemetery
James Lindsay
Ira Kushner
Stout Manual Training School
Clarence Christie
John Coleman
Baraboo
George Butterfield
Howard Loos
Phoebe
Charles Loos
Okee
Wis
Iva Kunce
Joe Moulton
Alieta
Reva
Harve Dennis
Shirley
H. Tyler
Anderson
Ind
Blackman
Frank Coates
Bar
E. Klett
Charles Stewart
Lake Wisconsin
A. J. Brownrigg
Roxie Farnum
Madison
Ninnian Shanks
Chicago
Alice Marshall
Edward Loos
Fred Alwin
Martha Alwin
Sauk City
George Guethlein
Spring Green
Louis Black
Brown
Manston
August Kance
Thomas Ryan
Mary Dennis
Jay Scott
D. Premo
Sloan's Liniment Fights Rheumatism Says User
An advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment eases rheumatism neuralgia backache and stiffness. A user says a 25 cent bottle cured years of pain and urges buyers to get Joan's Liniment from any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan’s
Merrimack Community Notes and School Commencement
Merrimack reports numerous visits across towns including Baraboo Lodi North Freedom and Okee. Graduation events for tenth and eighth grades featured a case of suspension themed play at Towers hall and a M E church commencement.
Cassell News Briefs and Local Death in 1916
Rural residents battle pests as strawberries ripen and berries flourish. The Diehl family mourns Mrs. Diehl at 80, with funeral at Black Hawk led by Rev. Hoppe. A severe Thursday storm damages rye east of Cassell. Elsing barn wrecked. Arthur Mensch narrowly avoids shelter in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schroeder
R. Porter
Sauk City
Rippotts
Farris Place
C. H. Kleinert
Peter Diehl
J. H. Diehl
Conrad Leykauf
Caroline Hoppe
Reiches
Black Hawk
Hoppe
Evangelical Church
Sargeant J. P. Diehl
Virginia
Arthur Mensch
Elsing
Mr. Mensch
Summer Tonic Rexall Beef Wine and Iron Ad
Rexall Beef Wine and Iron tonic promotes blood renewal and overall vigor. It claims to invigorate the feeble and aged, brighten complexions, lift mood, renew body functions, aid convalescence, and help pale or anemic persons. Priced at $1.00 per pint at Evenson's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Woodmen Picnic Plan With Speaker Esch June 15
All Woodmen depart the hall at 8 45 in the morning led by the band and Foresters on Thursday morning June 15. A special train leaves at 9 o'clock with round trip tickets available. Merrimack Camp provides dinner for 25 cents. The speaker will be Congressman John J Esch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack Camp
John J. Esch
Social visits amid a local storm in South Westfield
Mr. and Mrs. Florian Luck and their son from Sumpter visited Herman Heintz on Sunday. Edd Mueller from Cassel Prairie visited his parents from Sunday to Monday. A Thursday evening storm caused a near-miss with a lightning strike on a pine tree and the Koehneck house lightning rod with no damage. Bernhard Hewitt plans an addition to his house with Robert Retz and team handling the work. Mrs. Julius Hellpap will stay several weeks with her parents, the Hewitzes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tisher
Milwaukee
Miss Hurley
Fred Schultz
Etta Farnum
Madison
Roxie Farnum
O. Gattwinkel
Baraboo
George Lee
Frank Garne
Arlington
Sarah Parkin
Robert Steuber
Raymond
Harland Parks
David Jones
Horicon
Pleasant View Park
Carroll Farm
T. H. Shields
J. A. Coates
Ladies’ Aid Society
O’keefe
Bert Lee
West Point
Gabriel Lee
Mae Devlin
Freitag
F. Tryon
Windsor
Ruth Smith
Carroll
Hilda
Florian Luck
Sumpter
Herman Heintz
Edd Mueller
Cassel Prairie
August Knuth
Fred Koehneck
Bernhard Hewitt
Robert Retz
Julius Hellpap
Hewitz
Baraboo Visitors and Local News Refer To June Events
FAISRELD John Bick and family visited A. W. Zeigler's on Sunday. Baraboo residents Anna Norton R. L. Glazier and Bernice, Guy Glazier from Colorado, Gladys Getchell and others spent the day with local families. The river runs high and muddy. Perry Shults and Lewis own new Fords. M B A meets June 8 at Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bick
Baraboo
A. W. Zeigler
Anna Norton
R. L. Glazier
Bernice
Guy Glazier
Colorado
Gladys Getchell
F. H. Getchell
Jesse Newell
Orin Burton
Ableman
Kitty Smith
Iva Johnson
Ernest Bass
Norman
Milwaukee
R. J. Martiny
Fort Atkinson
R. McFarland
Newport
Frank Wilder
Grandma Atkinson
Evelyn Martiny
Ruth Martiny
Wisconsin
Perry Shults
Lewis
Honey Creek and Sumpter Boys Start Ball Game
The Honey Creek and Sumpter boys have started a ball game. Mr. and Mrs. F Luck and son spent Sunday with relatives near Logale ville. Gordon Rischmueller is vacationing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alwin. Henry Huber bought a new Dodge. Grandma Pickar returned home to Mr. and Mrs. H Pickar. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kaufman spent Sunday with relatives at Baraboo. George Rischmueller of Sauk City visits the H A Buelow home. Mr. and Mrs. August Alwin visited Ed Jaedike Sunday. Andrew Reuscheim family spent Sunday with Baraboo relatives. Little Joe Kindschi visits his brother Andrew near Merrimac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Creek and
Sumpter TB
Sumpter
F. Luck
Logaleville
Gordon Rischmueller
Robert Alwin
Henry Huber
Grandma Pickar
H. Pickar
Joe Kaufman
Baraboo
George Rischmueller
Sauk City
H. A. Buelow
August Alwin
Ed Jaedike
Andrew Reuscheim
Little Joe Kindschi
Andrew Kindschi
Merrimac
Dr C T Thuerer Returns From Pacific Coast Trip
Dr C T Thuerer has returned from a trip to the Pacific coast visiting the Grand Canyon and Los Angeles and praising San Diego fair. He traveled with Mrs Thuerer two daughters and Mrs Thuerer's mother Mrs D V N Harwood of Ripon. They plan a visit in Evanston and Baraboo this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Thuerer
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
San Diego
Evaneton
Baraboo
For sale A thirteen room house on the South Side
For sale a thirteen room house on the South Side with city water and furnace heat. Price 1400 dollars. A suitable home for someone needing to keep roomers. Contact J. T. Bates & Son, city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Bates & Son
City
Commissioners eye deer park near Devils Lake station
Conservation Commissioners Bar ber Moody and Nevin visited Devils Lake on Saturday to inspect state property and consider enclosing several acres near the station for a deer park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber, Moody and
Nevin
Devils Lake
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EAST
Delton
West Fairfield
Clarence Simons
Ed Burkhagen
Excelsior
Arthur Bump
Lois
R. W. McFarland
James Francisco
Charles Powell
Will Carlisch
Geo. Haywood
Hueber
Ray Grover
Hazel
James Woodruff
Jake Wolfe
G. A. Powell
Walter
J. P. Slapher
August Wegner
Peter Constatine
C. L. Reitman
Mike Croal
London
Ed Dunham
Charles Martin
Minnie Benkhe
Caledonia
William Belter
Loganville
Bellgra
North Excelsior
Sloan
Merrimack Department
Elizabeth Coates
Cook
Evangeline Swanson
Esther Dennis
Margaret Murphy
Esther Bayles
W. H. Lohman
Charles Foulkes
Towers Hall
M. E. Church
Estella Wolfe
Lydia Ghenske
William Hein
Richard Dwyer
Stanley Dennis
Jeanette von Berg
Hazel Kasdorf
William Farnum
William Swanson
Charles Lee
Ralph Halbman
Selma Gross
Edgar
W. M. Dobratz
Oscar
Howard
Prairie du Lac
R. N. of A
Hazel Pfiel
Harvey Dennis
Fred Wolfe
Portage
Philipp
Rev
Brennerman
William G. Clark
Charles Pigg
Justus A. Coates
Frenz
Lawrenz
Roy Peck
George Premo
Lee Utter
Gertrude Premo
Smith
John Howard
Merrimack
Lyons
Merrimack Community Club
Glee Club
Joe Beall
A. M. Peterson
aAll
Peterson
Gust Kirchstein
Dan Stoner
King
F. A. Cooper
Ross Warne
George Loos
G. L. Clark
Clara Ghenske
Cassell
Evenson’s Pharmacy
Woodmen
South Westfield
Faisreld
Hoag
Dr. C. A. Hoag
Chicago, NL
Warren House
C. A. Livee
Chile
Cavers
Minerva Avenue
Wuica
Ail
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