Black Hawk Church Attendance Notes and Illness Updates
Otto Sprecher and his sister Miss Cora Sprecher of Reedsburg attended Black Hawk church Sunday forenoon. Dr. C M Wahl and George Sprecher visited a patient in Reedsburg on Sunday morning. Mrs Fred Giese, previously ill, is improving. Black Hawk church Sunday school plans Children's Day next Sunday forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Sprecher
Cora Sprecher
Reedsburg
Black Hawk Sunday
C. M. Wahl
George Sprecher
Fred Giese
Black Hawk Church
Local visits and family gatherings in Sauk City area
Sauk City residents Henry Sorg and family spent Sunday with relatives at Badger Valley. Mrs C Westfallen and son Walter visited relatives near Roxbury for the past week. Mrs Chas Slodeck of Chicago arrived Friday for a several month stay. Wm Rischmueller and family spent Tuesday with relatives at Leland. Mr and Mrs Geo Fuchs were Madison visitors Friday with their son Walter who attends Oshkosh schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sorg
Badger Valley
C. Westfallen
Walter
Roxbury
Chas. Slodeck
Chicago
City
Wm. Rischmueller
Leland
Geo. Fuchs
Madison
Oshkosh
Invitations announced for Claude Ames and Elpha Ely wedding
Invitations have been received here to the wedding of Claude Louis Ames and Elpha A Ely on June 12 at Lake Minnetonka near Minneapolis. Claude served in the army with the 166 Aero squadron and will live in Minneapolis after the ceremony. Couples parents and relatives will attend, with many here extending congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Louis Ames
Elpha A. Ely
Lake Minnetonka
Minneapolis
Claude
Lyons
Baraboo
166 Aero Squadron
B. F. Ames
Alfred Tordoff
Ed. Hulett
Taylor
Selma Larson
Northfield
Hme
L. O. Wahler
Wausau
Kilbourn and Area People in Brief Movements
Local residents travel for family sickness and funerals and attend graduations and visits. Names include Mrs. Chester Hetzel, Mr. and Mrs. Will Nehring, Mrs. J H Bromberger, Noyce Bullis, Adeline and Josephine Arntz, Marie Gibson, H Jaacson, Hattie Belter, Dorothy Belter, Marian Henderickson, Mabel Klinger, Louise Field, Jennie Keifer, Lynn Pierce, G C Pierce, C L Van Alstine, H A Upman, Jane Van Wie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hetzel
Taraboo
Will H. Nehring
Pardeville
Kilbourn
J. H Bromberger
John Arntz
Adeline
Josephine
Randolph
Noyce Bullis
Frank Gibson
Marie
Prairie du Sac
Jess Blatchley
H. Jaacson
Necedah
Hattie
Dorothy Belter
Charles Peterson
Maywood
Ill
Marian Henderickson
Alice Belter
Mabel Klinger
Nice
Louise Field
Milwaukee
Jennie Keifer
G. C. Pierce
Lynn Pierce
Coloado
C. L. van Alstine
Colorado
Frank Barron
H. A. J. Upman
Waubeck
Minn
Jane van Wie
Reverend Warren Jones Speaks on Anti-Saloon Work At Fairfield
The Madison pastor of the M. BE. church discussed Anti Saloon League goals and strategies to curb liquor sales. Ice cream was served as a large crowd gathered, despite little advertisement. Richard Herwig of Kilbourn attended the event in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Jones
Madison
M. BE
Anti Saloon League
O St
Richard Herwig
Kilbourn
Baraboo Visits and Family Notices Spread Through Town
A series of social items from Baraboo describes Mrs W H Carlisch visiting with Mrs Steve Stevenson and C Powers, accompanying Stevenson to relatives Jasp and Miles Sturdevant. Emma Webster stayed with daughter Foster Harrison. A J Newell rushed to Kilbourne for sister Joe Bromber’s illness and death. others like Emma Bray, E K Thomas, and Mary Thayer families were active guests and kin in Baraboo and Beloit connections.
Local notes from Caledonia and surrounding towns
Mrs. Wm Anacker travels to Mountain Lake Minn to be with daughter Mrs D Golz after appendicitis surgery. William accompanies. Mrs H Winke ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Mr and Mrs J W Hamilton visit brother Robert in Pacific with daughters Thelma and Bernice. Julius Biech welcomes a son. District No 6 school closes Friday with program and supper. Miss Eberlein teaches. Emma Mueller returns from Buffalo improving after sister Mrs H Dieckson gallstone attack. Neighborhood club meets Thursday with Mrs J W Hamilton invitation. Wm Geymann adds new paint to his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Anacker
Mountain Lake Minn
D. Golz
Anacker
William
H. Winke
J. W. Hamilton
Thelma
Bernice
Robert
Pacific
Michael Coridon
Portage
Julius Biech
No. 6
Eberlein
Emma Mueller
Buffalo
H. Dieckson
Wm. Geymann
Westfield Community Notes Socials and Visits
The Westfield community reports a Tuesday meeting at the Brooks home with talks by Wm. Alexander Udo Braun Dan Schulte and musical and humorous items. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Schulte’s and will host ice cream and cake next with Mrs. Percy Alexander. Numerous visits followed including Madison Baraboo and Richland Center. The school year closed with a program and picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brooks
Wm. Alexander
Udo Braun
Dan Schulte
Clara Wertheim
Harvey Brook
Wilfred Braun
Grant Weidman
Ladies’ Aid
Clarence Schulte
Percy Alexander
John Repka
Leland
John Johnston
Baraboo
Perry Alexander
Albert Kruger
John Mepham
Madison
Joe Mepham
Frank Feagans
Josephine
St. Joe Michigan
Mepham
Maurice Jewett
Myron
Gordon
Maurice
Lloyd
Frank Jewett
Harvey
Jewett
Richland Center
Mildred Mickle
Howard Sutherland
Will Borders
Stratton
Colorado
James Borders
John Simon
Maple Hill
Ralf Weidman
Kenneth , Weidman
Greenwood
H. Weidman
Alma Egerer
North Freedom
John Wertheim
Miss Hindes
Spring Brook Animal Incident and Local Moves
Last Monday Nate Mortimer unhitched his team when a horse kicked him causing a chin wound needing two stitches. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Mortimer moved to the Peter Pei farm in Mortimer valley. Nate Mortimer and daughter Doris, and Dorothy Shoré toured Madison recently as several State Bank of Wonewee officials visited the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Mortimer
Hollis Mortimer
Peter Pei
Mortimer Valley
Doris
Dorothy Shoré
Madison
Positive Laxative Tea Promises Clearer Complexion
An ad claims nine out of ten women suffer constipation and promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a mild purifying laxative. It asserts constipation causes pimply skin and bad breath, and promises improved complexion, appetite, and well being after use. Available as tea or tablets at Donovan's Pharmacy for 25 cents a package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Donovan’s Pharmacy
Local families visit kin on Sunday in Walton
Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson and their children spent Sunday at the home of Wm. Griffin in Walton. The James Mortimer family visited Sunday after church at the Wm. Shore home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thompson
Wm. Griffin
Walton
James Mortimer
Wm. Shore
Parade Memorial Day Reverie From Milwaukees Civil War Veteran
A letter from Hugh Kelley describes Memorial Day in Milwaukee with a Saint Johns Cadets parade and a resting veteran who smiled at the sight of the flag as he died. The message notes 15,000 spectators at the parade and 12,000 at the afternoon ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Hugh Kelley
Saint John’s
Cearly
Frank Bullard
Jim Dibble
Kelley
Local Social Notes From Oak Hill and Nearby Towns
Mrs Grundy laid up in bed this week. Schutte and Schutte visit with Emil Dargel family. Julius Schultz Edna visit August Zimmermann south of Reedsburg. Olson Irene Schutte take Baraboo fishing trip. Thies hosts family and friends including Meyer Krug and Henry Miller. Zimmerman Leona of Reedspur visits V J Decot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy
W. O. Schutte
Emil Dargel
Sparta
Julius Schultz
Edna
Reedsburg
O. E. Olson
Irene
W. C. Schutte
Baraboo
Henry Thies
George Meyer
H. Krug
Henry Miller
August Zimmerman
Leona
Reedspur
V. J. Decot
Ableman Village Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Mrs Martha Ableman and her family visited Chippewa Falls while the Lutheran Sewing Circle met with 85 in attendance at the parsonage. Local groups hosted entertainments and basket socials as Prof Glen Dyer visited, and trips to Milwaukee and Janesville were noted. The Ableman band plans a picnic at Pyterson's park next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha, Otto
Chippewa Falls
Emma Volz
Lutheran Sewing Circle
Mesdames F. P. Popp
R. F. Popp
Glen Dyer
Shell Lake
E. C
Alice Geise
Prairie du Lac
Asaph Zerske
August Gall
500 Club
Wm. Gall Jr
Ernest Volz
Mike Cridelich
Milwaukee
the Baptist Church
Arthur Manthey
Ableman
Pyterson’s Park
E. C Bentley
Janesville
E. D. Oschner
Lorene
G. F. Scharnke
Mesdames Range
Kansier
Fredahaig
E Selle
Rev F M Roberts Leads Alabama Mission Patrol
Rev F M Roberts, superintendent of the Alabama missions of the W M A, directs the regional program outlining duties and goals for church outreach activities across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Roberts
Alabama Missions of the
W. M
Missionary Workers to Speak at W M Church Pecks Corners
The Young missionary workers band of the W M church will present an interesting program next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at the W M church in Pecks Corners. Everyone is invited to attend. Mrs Walters of Stone Lake visits her daughter Mrs Hotchkiss. Mr and Mrs Foster Harrison and sons with Mrs E A Webster had dinner with Rolla Webster's family after WM church services. Mrs Webster plans a several week visit with her daughter Mrs Louis Wagner west of Reedsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
Pecks Corners
Walters
Stone Lake
Hotchkiss
Young Missionary Workers Band
Foster Harrison
Webster
Louis Wagner
Reedsburg
Baraboo and Reedsburg Visits Reported
Mrs Jack Kucher and sons spent Saturday in Baraboo. Mrs A A Retzlaff visited Saturday in Reedsburg. Mrs R Priest visited Saturday to Monday with her sister Mrs R Mundth in Reedsburg. Miss Martha Degner visiting the parental home of Wm Degner and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kucher and Sons
Baraboo
A. A. Retzlaff
Reedsburg
R Priest
R. Mundth
Martha Degner
Wm Degner and
Sunday Socials Round North Dellona and Lyndon Families
North Dellona and Lyndon residents, including Wm Scott and family, visited Mauston and the Geo Eakins home. Harley Hawes called on his sister near Lyndon. A Carvieu, Murray, Scott, Griffin households hosted gatherings. Mabel Scott and Edna Klicks stay with the Scotts. Regan of Madison spoke on taxes at Kilbourn, and Iowa guests visited Klicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dellona
Lyndon Wm. Scott
Mauston
Geo. Eakins
Harley Hawes
Lyndon
A. Carvieu
Wilbur Scott
Murray Home
Kit. Murray
Irvin Griffin
Big Spring
Alva Hawes
Leslie Hirst
Tom Goman
Mabel Scott
Wm. Scott
Edna Klicks
Kilbourn
Regan
Madison
Summer Visitors and Local Moves at Lime Ridge
Mrs. W. H. Kinney left for Beach N. D. to spend the summer with daughter Mrs. Dave Hawkins. Ethel Goodell returned from St. Paul after a three week visit with her parents. Miss Erma Kirschner of Sauk City visited her sister Mrs. Frank Pauls. Decoration Day speaker Rev. Raymond of Richland Center. The Hainstock family moved in with John Smith. Frank Pauls family visited Sauk City. Rolland Graves of Viola will spend summer with aunt Mrs. Babcock. School closed Friday. teacher Miss Hutchinson returned to Elroy. Ed Gwin and wife fished at Lodde's mill Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kinney
Beach N. D
Dave Hawkins
Ethel Goodell
St. Paul
Erma Kirschner
Sauk City
Frank Pauls
Raymond
Richland Center
Henry Hainstock
John Smith
Rolland Graves
Viola
Babcock
Miss Hutchinson
Elroy
Ed. Gwin
Lodde’s Mill
Annual Tax Sale Held at the Courthouse
The annual tax sale was held at the courthouse on Tuesday. About 150 parcels of land were sold to a few persons.
Gurnsey Breeders to Hold Sauk County Picnic
Correspondents urged to send brief notes next week to make room for G A R encampment coverage. The Gurnsey breeders of Sauk county will picnic at W Wichern home on Friday June 18 with free ice cream and lemonade spotlighted by Clifton C Capener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurnsey
Sauk County
W. Wichern
Clifford C. Capener
Automobiles Sought for G A R Encampment Tour
Citizens committee pleads for 400 to 500 car owners to donate autos for a city and Devils Lake sightseeing trip during the G A R encampment week. Register at Corner Drug Store for details and to pledge participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Annual Meet of Wisconsin Woman's Club at La Valle
The seventh district Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs held its annual convention in La Valle June 1 and 2 at the Bible School. Delegates heard addresses on high costs of living citizenship and communicable diseases with musical parts and an informal reception. forty six delegates from eleven clubs attended and officers for the La Valle club were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs
la Valle
Bible School
J. W. Hommell
Neillsvile
Dist
Federation
D. Eder
A. Barnett
C. Wetherby Manston
S. Tordoff
Abby Marlatt
A. W
H. Richards
Wis
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lydia Cocke
Julia Grover
Tordoff
Ruth Borchers
Roy Wilcox
Elevn
Hake
Elroy
George Bradish
la Crosse
H. Paddock
La _ Valle
Treas
Budding Hagen
Hatch
Baraboo
la Vale Club
Chicago Folk to Give Masque at Devils Lake
Illinois and Wisconsin members of Friends of Our Native Landscape plan a two day gathering at Devils Lake starting Saturday noon. The program features a masque with a tomtom march and campfire singalongs, followed by talks on regional legends archaeology and geology. Visitors come from Baraboo Madison Iowa and Baraboo members invite outdoors lovers to join for alpine bluff climbs boating walks and rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkland
Devils Lake
Chicago
Illinois
Wisconsin
America
Wisconsin Band
Lake
Madison
Baraboo
Iowa
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Abeman
Mirror Lake
Pleasant Ridge Community Construction and Visits
John Strelte led a crew to raise a barn addition last Wednesday, drawing a large crowd to a dance hosted by Albert Claridge of Excelsior. Emil Schaffer and crew finished a silo for August Hinrichs, Harms Bros added a new truck, and fishing trip participants included Theo Herwig and Albert Claridge at Mirror Lake. Walter Sorge installed a milking machine, and Lt. Governor E. F. Dithmar attended the Chicago Republican convention where he was elected sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Strelte
Albert Claridge
Excelsior
Theo Herwig
Emil Schaffer
Masons
August Hinrichs
Harms Bros
Ida Krause
Agnes Rose
Theo. Herwig
Mirror Lake
Walter Sorge
Marion
Reedsburg
Aug Hinrichs
E. F. Dithmar
Chicago
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Black Hawk
Fairfield
Caledonia
Westfield
Spring Brook
State Bank of
Ollapodrida
Oak Hill
Wonewoc
Lime Ridge
Citizen’s Committee
Woman's Club
Convention of Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs
Pleasant Ridge
Chester
Louis Farr
Walter L. Pierce
C. Butterfield
East Street
A. W. Huntingon
Fair Grounds
Lynn Avenue
FINZ
Minnesota
Wright County
Soo Line
R. J. Little
Land Man
Buffalo, Minn
F. S. Bunker
D. F. Bush
L. J. Wood
H. E. Cole
Ash St
Harry Laridaen
West Sauk Road
Cahoon Farm
Nehs
E. Aug Runge Investment Co
E. Aug
Runge Investment Co
Schaefer Hatchery
Grand Aenue
H. C. Ladewig
Oak Street
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