Pretty wedding at Fort Morgan celebrates Getchells daughter Edith May
The home of Mr and Mrs Mark H Getchell Fort Morgan Colorado hosted a June 5 1912 wedding for Edith May Getchell who became the bride of Augustus L Davidson of Fort Morgan The service was by Rev J S Pollock and a five course green and white supper followed Attendants included Miss Alice Baker and Ellis McDull The couple has Baraboo ties and will start a life together as Mr and Mrs Davidson pursue their future in the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark H. Getchell
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Edith May
Augustus L. Davidson
J.S. Pollock
United Presbyterian Church
Alice Baker
Ellis McDull
Baraboo
Getchell
Davidson
Mr. Davidson
Samuel Davidson
Lura Battles
Skillet Greek Farmers Club Plans June Meeting
The Skillet Greek Farmers' Club will meet at Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cowles home on Friday evening June 21. They will decide the site of the Fourth of July picnic with options including Pine Creek hollow Pewitts Nest and perhaps the lake. Strawberries will be served and members invite friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Cowles
Alwin
Pine Creek Hollow
Pewitts Nest
Boy Returns to School After Greenfield Disappearance
Engineer Fred Steffen travels to dua Crosse for work. A Greenfield boy who lived with Mr and Mrs Charles Falkenstern disappeared Sunday. Investigation shows he returned to Sparta school, after being taken from the Sparta school months ago by Mr Falkenstern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Steffen
Dua Crosse
Charles Falkenstern
Greenfield
Sparta
Falkenstern
Loganville fight crowds roil town over Sabbath liquor sales
A letter from Lime Ridge alleges Loganville saloons sold liquor to minor boys from Reedsburg and Sandusky, provoking a Sunday riot. The writer accuses town peace officers and residents of enabling violence, notes beaten bystanders and shattered windows, and likens the scene to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loganville
Hill Point
Reedsburg
Sandusky
Mexico
O. Goodell
Lime Ridge
Local residents visit kin and attend events in Baraboo area
Mrs N Goodman and Mrs W Goodman shopped in Baraboo Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Wm Bassett of Baraboo visited their daughter Mrs N Goodman Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Forra Du Bois of La Rue visited his brother Charley and family in Reedsburg Thursday. Miss Flossie Spaulding returned to DeKalb Illinois on Friday after a week with her parents. The town street to the cemetery is being graded and a sidewalk laid toward C Langs. Several attended Walter Kelly's funeral in Baraboo. Families traveled to Excelsior and Freeport Illinois for visits and cemetery and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Spaulding
C. Lang
Wm. Goodman
N. Goodman
Michigan
Walter Kelly
Baraboo
Wm. DuBois
Excelsior
Manning
Arthur
C. Klein
Velma
Clifford
Randolph
Glen Brooks
Neil Brown
Wyeville
A. R. Ristau
Reedsburg
Johnston Lumber Yard
Louis Schroeder
H. Eschenbach
Loganville
Charley Rick
Walter Hahn
Briggsville
Old Seitlers
Mary Burt
Freeport
Illinois
Mathew Patterson
Madison
Henry
Wyville
Greenfield M V S meeting at Mrs Wilkinson home
The M V S 8S will meet at the home of Mrs H Wilkinson on Thursday afternoon in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V.S
H. Wilkinson
Mary Howley Weds James Sullivan at Kilbourn Church
At Kilbourn on June 5 Revered Hanert officiated the marriage of Miss Mary Howley daughter of John Howley Dellona to James Sullivan son of John Sullivan Delton a prominent Kilbourn stock buyer A large wedding gathering of relatives and friends attended the ceremony tensions were high and both families were praised for their standing in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilbourn
Hanert
Mary Howley
James Sullivan
John Howley
Dellona
John Sullivan
Delton
Spring Green News Notes and Local Happenings
Miss Florence Trumpt visits at the Hutter home. D. D. Davies spent last week in Canton visiting relatives. Will Amesbury of Milwaukee is here for a few days and joined Case Automobile Co in Racine. C. E. Brace dies at Bear Valley. Masons attend his funeral. Irene Schlosser returns from Reedsburg for summer. Mary Evans and Mamie Flynn return from Eau Claire teaching. John Titley crew to build cement walk, about 4000 to 5000 feet. Spring Green defeats Richland Center 8 to 0. Milwaukee Merchants and Manufacturers' Association group passes through on a special train. Macadam road from the village north to be completed tomorrow. Village continues macadamizing beyond city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Amesbury
Milwaukee
Case Automobile Co
Racine
C. E. Brace
Bear Valley
Spring Green
Irene Schlosser
Reedsburg
Mary Evans
Mamie Flynn
Eau Claire
John Titley
Richland Center
Milwaukee Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Picnic at School No 8 Draws Glen Residents
The Glen hosts a School No 8 picnic on the 14th with J S Yowers likely to speak. Local visitors arrive including Mrs L Dake with Ralph Dake and families like the Fitzsimmons and Griffiths. road work calls and multiple school visits noted.
Nold Family Attends Funeral in St Paul
Julius Nold traveled to St Paul Sunday for his brother Carl Nold's funeral after a month of paralysis. Bertha Nold visited her brother in St Paul last Thursday as he remained very ill. John Gassner Sr. suffers from asthma. Fred Wirth and family from Black Earth visited John Rieser on Sunday. The Reformed church Sunday school plans a Children's Day program Sunday forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Nold
St. Paul
Carl
Bertha Nold
John Gassner
Fred Wirth
Black Earth
John Rieser
The
Reformed Church
Community notes from Washington and nearby towns
Chris Reitmann raised a large barn last Monday. Mr and Mrs Walling Mrs William McCarthy and Henry Pfeil and children visited William Schauf's last Sunday. Isabel Reitmann of Reedsburg is visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity. Florence Prouty closed her school last Thursday with an evening graduation for Everett McCarthy. Emma Hanko, returning from Pratt Institute in New York City, came home last Monday. Mary Hanko from Marquette University Milwaukee also came home last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Reitmann
Walling
William McCarthy
Henry Pfeil
William Schauf
Isabel Reitmann
Reedsburg
Florence Prouty
Everett McCarthy
Emma Hanko
Pratt Institute
New York City
Mary Hanko
Marquette University of Milwaukee
Ableman School Ends Term With Two Graduates
Miss Helen Barker of North Freedom closed a successful term in district No. 2 on Friday June 7. Two graduates are Ferne Fick and Louis Dreifke. Bertha Kranger of Baraboo visited cousin Doris Schanke. Mrs. Herman Luders of Milwaukee and Mrs. C J Schanke of Ableman visited Mrs. Louis Uolrick at North Freedom over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Barker
North Freedom
Town of Freedom
Ferne Fick
Louis Dreifke
Bertha Kranger
Baraboo
Doris Schanke
Herman Luders
Milwaukee
C. J. Schanke
Ableman
Louis Uolrick
Miss Grace Colby Visits Baraboo For Commencement Week
Miss Grace Colby arrived from Madison to Baraboo for the week and to attend the local high school commencement exercises. She is a graduate of Madison High School this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Colby
Baraboo
Madison
Colby
Prohibition Lecture Highlights Law Enforcement Viewpoint
Eugene W. Chafin of Chicago spoke at a Baptist church on prohibition arguing laws fail without proper enforcement. The item covers local teach appointments, a pioneer business college founder’s death, a marriage in Kewaskum, and various civic notes from Sauk County.
Direct presidential election urged by Mr Chafin
The speaker argues for a poean in control of the country who will resist liquor interests and use the standing army if needed to enforce laws. He claims New York is controlled by liquor interests and current officeholders are their agents. He opposes the electoral vote and supports direct popular election of the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chatin
Chafin
United States
Exhibits Fall at Child's Welfare Club Meeting
At the library meeting the Child's Welfare Club formed committees for Finance Garden Manual Arts and Membership with Miss Kate Potter as refreshment chair. Gattiker reported on the manual art exhibit and funds were approved to cover exhibit debts plus a $5 donation. Astle reported work in children's gardens and plants from David Sansum were shared. the flower show is planned for the first week of school with vegetable exhibit linked to the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child’s Welfare Club
E. Pfannstiehl
J. B. Donovan
L. W. Sayles
Cora Astle
J. H. Newman
Harry Taylor
Margaret Gattiker
Helen Riney
Georgiana McFetridge
Mary Ruggles
M. J. Tyler
EK. M. Adams
Kate Potter
David Sansum
City Engineer H K French in Reedsburg. Strike Settled
Tuesday reports say Roy Kunzelman returned from Chicago where freight handlers were guarded during a strike. The strike ended with workers returning to duty and station agents drafted across the Northwestern system. Also, Emily Gross and William Rohde married at the Lutheran parsonage and left for Milwaukee on their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kunzelman
Chicago
Mr. Kunzelman
Northwestern
Nickle Plate Road Ticket Deals Chicago to New York Return
The Nickel Plate Road offers tickets from Chicago to New York and return for 27 dollars and Boston and return for 26 dollars. Reduced rates apply to other eastern points with variable routes and liberal stopovers. Inquiries to local agent or John Y. Calahan A. G. P. A. 66 West Adams Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Boston
John Y. Calahan
West Adams
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Skillet Greek Farmers’ Club
Bradley and
Metcal
T. Clavadatscher’s
T. Clavadatscher
T. Clavadaischer
Florence Trumpt
W. H. Hutter
D. D. Davies
Canton
South Dakota
Durward’s
Tucker
the Glen
J. S. Yowers
L. Dake
Ralph Dake
Glen
Anna Blacklock
Mable Schneider
Herman Heyer
Glen Cottage
Grandma Dittberner
Chris Bittcerner
Peter Fitzsimmons
Will Griffith
Alice
Stella
Matt
Towers
Mrs Stone
Mary Marshall
Little Arthur
Black Hawk
Washington
Eugene W. Chafin
Baptist Church
Prohibition Party
Miss Twining
Monroe
Stout
W. H. McIintosh
F. J. Toland
Pioneer Business College
la Crosse
Wausau
Wis
Mason City
Oelwein
Iowa
Nebraska City
Mr. Toland
Ludington
Sauk County
Carl Donahue
Frances Ockenfels
Kewaskum
N. J. Brown
J. R. Donahue
Stevens
A. R. Law
Supreme Court
E. J. Baskerville
Law
Madison Journal
P. M. Winnie
Alma
State of
EK. G. Winnie
Winchester
Tenn
Theodore Patterson
Denver
John Patterson
M. E. Church
Emma Hoppe
Menasha
Julia Hoppe
Anna Wendels
Walter Palmer
Carlyle, Ill
G. T. Thaerer
First Street
Rosaline Street
J. S. Worthman
Statehouse
Capitol Commission
Carl G. Buchta
Lodi
Waupun
Lodde’s Mill
Krueger
Wisconsin
H. Roemer
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Emil L. Fuhrmann
Congress
Frank Hackett
Ethel
Lamoine
Hackett
Devils Lake
Bessie Baer
Lyons
Wisconsin University
Dennis Bray
la Valle
Daniel Bray
Bray
H. H. Hulbert
Mr. Hulbert
Davenport
H. K. French
Emily Gross
Portage
William Rohde
William Offenbeck
Lutheran Parsonage
Ella Rohde
Edward W. Rohde
Rohde
Albert Rohde
Pleasant Street
Portage Democrat
Nickle Plate Road
Phil Gibbons
Gibbons
Jaedike & Gall
Oak Street
GME
Whaton Piano CO
St. Baraboo, Wis
vnvBaraboo
First Nat. Bank
R. H. Clark
Kodaks
Fisher Bros
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