Black Hawk visit includes Kalkbrenner and Padrut relatives
Oswald Padrut and cousin William Kalkbrenner of St. Louis visited Mr and Mrs John Jenewein last week. Mr and Mrs Roland Schaefer and baby also Mrs Henry Schaefer and two children of Baraboo spent Saturday and Sunday at Black Hawk and Harrisburg. George Schmalz and Mack Ballant went Monday to Madison after a new model car. The Country club went with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Padrut
William Kalkbrenner
St. Louis
John Jenewein
Roland Schaefer
Henry Schaefer
Baraboo
Black Hawk
Harrisburg
George Schmalz
Mack Ballant
Madison
Country Club
Warner Ragatz
la Crosse
Wisconsin Business University
William Hengstler
Charles Hengstler
Gottloib Hengstler
Wilmer
Minn
William Hackett
Jessie
Westfield
Erickson
Miss Erickson
Raymond Erickson
Black River Falls
Mirror Lake
Ed Seils
J. B. Doherty
Neal and
James
R. Brandt
Wonewoc
C. M. Hendricks
Milwaukee
Stein
William Poglase
Dorothy
Marjorie Draper
Edys
Mayses Lawton
al. Ringling Theatre
Charles Foulkes
Max Seeley
John Gunnison
Prairie du Lac
J. W. Warne
T. J. Johnston
H. M. Johnston
A. R. Spaulding
Ruth
Mer
Baraboo Social News Highlights From Madison to Yankton
Baraboo residents host visitors including Mr and Mrs Henry Zantow of Madison and Lottie Bellows who returned from Hetland South Dakota. Alma Martin plans to resume schooling in Yankton next year. Jessie Bassett recovers from tonsillitis as others attend local dances and serenades. Erna Tiele closes a term of school in the Man Mound district. Robert Bonham shows improvement under nurse care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zantow
Madison
Lottie Bellows
Hetland
S. D
Robert Bonham
Alma Martin
Yankton
S. C
Jessie Bassett
Martin-Niles
Erna Tiele
Man Mound
Safety First With Cough and Cold
A vintage ad urges early treatment for coughs and colds with Dr. King’s New Discovery. It claims quick relief by killing germs, soothing the throat, loosening phlegm, and clearing airways, with mild laxatives to remove waste. Priced 50c to $1.00 at druggists.
Local social notes from North Freedom and nearby towns
North Freedom and surrounding areas report visits and departures of residents. Warner Ragatz travels to La Crosse for Wisconsin Business University. Several families visit relatives, attend church events, and participate in local outings at Mirror Lake and Baraboo. Young adults pursue jobs in Milwaukee and Madison while others attend school and church activities.
Weekend Social Notes Highlight Midwest Visits
Mrs Gaynor of Bemidji Minnesota stayed with relatives in Baraboo while Zel Pollock and family from Reedsburg joined Nellie Pollock and Lena Brown for a Sunday visit. Leonard Lange hosted South Delton relatives, and Henry Rick's family entertained at their home. Charles Rick sold bees to L J Carbeille of Whitefish Bay who also rents Rick residence. Rick family plans to move to Colorado next week. Emily Pagel hosted a surprise home gathering with about fifteen ladies on Oak Street for a joyful picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
Bemidji
Minn
G. W. Davies
J. W. Warne
Doris
Marian
Baraboo
Zel Pollock
James Pollock
Nellie
Reedsburg
Lena Brown
Wonewoc
Gus Barkenhagen
Leonard Lange
South Delton
Henry Rick
Charles Rick
L. J. Carbeille
Whitefish Bay
Rick
Lester
Colorado
Emily Pagel
Oak Street
Devils Lake
Wisconsin
Messenger
Gill Henry
Floyd Wells
Fred Becker
Lone Rock
B. F. Thompson
Charles City
Charles Brown
Orchid
William Kansier
J. Kubel
Milwaukee
Rose
la Valle
Rambhun
Sandusky
Knights of Pythias
Baptist Church
John Farrell
Knights of Pythias’ Lodge
Westfield Residents Attend Local Visits and Events
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Edd Behn and Mr and Mrs Dan Schutte and family at the William Alexander home. Alice and Nellie Brooks visited Elsie Borders. A band concert was attended at Ableman. William Klipp bought a Paige car. Ernest Koenig visited William Schutz in Ableman. The Wertheins and others traveled to North Freedom and Ableman. Edd Behn visited Christ Smith. Edd Klien and party from Barron spent last week visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alexander
Edd Behn
Dan Schutte
Alice
Nellie Brooks
Elsie Borders
John Werthein
Ableman
William Klipp
Ernest Koenig
William Sc
Edd Klien
Barron
Baraboo Area Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Travel
Arthur Kunce of Spooner visited Baraboo to register while relatives hosted. Mrs. Sarah Parkin and daughter Sarah entertained in Mazomanie with Archie Parkin family. Visitors from Adams, St Paul, Caledonia, Mondovi, Beloit and Madison stopped by. Delegates attended county Sunday school convention. nursing students en route to Great Falls. Residents moved, hosted guests, and community events continued despite weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kunce
Spooner
Baraboo
Sarah Parkin
Frank Garue
Sarah
Mazamanie
Archie Parkin
Charles Odekirk
Adams
B. Odekirk
Tryon
David Stoner
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dame
St. Paul, Minn
W. Marshall
Caledonia
George Kasdorf
Julius Wolfe
William Smith
Theodore Martin
Harold Halbman
Jane Coates
Mondovi
Raymond Steuber
Herman Martin
Second Street
Walter Towers
Devils Lake
Wisconsin
N. Swanson
Okee
N. Astle
Stephen Premo
Sumpter
N. B. Hackett
Rev. Foulkes
North Freedom
Jesse Mathew
Charles Pigg
Chicago
George
M. Olwell
Madison
Johanna Heimlick
Birdie Warner
Beloit
Samuel Peck
M. T. Martin
Agnes Dunn
Ruth Ingman
Three Lakes
Mich
Constance King
Great Falls
Mont
R. D. Wood
Mazomaniea
Okee Graduates and Community Socials Highlight Week
Mary Wilson attends graduation exercises in the area. The Woodman picnic in Lodi drew many locals including the Loos and Kirchstein families. Eighth to eleventh graders received diplomas as Commencement exercises closed the week at the M. E. church.
Community gathering and social notes from the area
The column lists club meeting plans at the schoolhouse on Friday and a series of Sunday visits and travels by local residents. It notes Mrs. Henry Weidman returning from Greenwood with Mr. and Mrs. Ralf Weidman on their wedding trip, various families motorizing to Cenver and Sandusky, and guests at the Phil lip Grubb and Arthur Meyers homes. It mentions a June 28 sociable at the H Alexander home and a cheese factory dairy capacity update plus a Westfield homecoming on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weidman
Greenwood
Ralf Weidman
John Simon
Udo Braun
Cenver
Marcus Laether
Rob Hoppe
Badger Valley
F. Brooks
Ed Klein
Barron
Phillip Grubb
Henry Alexander, Sr
Henry Alexander, Jr
Baraboo
Arthur Meyers
John Rotzell
Merrimack
Ida Meyer
Madison
John Wannamaker
Milwaukee
Will Klipp
Paige
Borders
Will Borders
Colorado
Henry du Bois
la Rue
Nellie
Alice
Celia Brooks
Percy Alexander
Sandusky and
Loyd
H. Sutherlands
Clarence Schutte
North Freedom
Grant Weidman
William Hackett
Ed. Behn
Will Alexander
Sociable
H. Alexander
Westfield
Hood's Sarsaparilla Health Claim Pitched
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for a range of ailments including pimples boils eruptions rheumatism fatigue loss of appetite and related ills claiming relief and improved vitality from the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MPURE
Hood
President Moves To Expand Export Controls In War Bill
The Senate approved the administration espionage measure with the embargo clause. It transfers export control to the president, who can issue licenses and compel neutral ships to carry cargoes to aid allies and the home front, with a proclamation outlining enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Germany
United States
America
Steamer Petrolite Sunk by German Submarine
The American steamer Petrolite of 3,710 tons was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine. Consular reports say one lifeboat with eighteen men including the third mate and chief engineer were landed, while two boats with unknown numbers remain missing.
Last Liquor Bill Killed in Senate
A heated fight over liquor policy opened in the assembly as a bill allowing breweries in dry territories to sell liquor in neighboring dry areas passed 50 to 25. The Whittier monopoly restraint bill and the mothers pension bill moved to engrossment. The senate, for the first time this session, sent the Wilcox armory bill to law by a 17 to 5 vote, providing $50 000 annual state aid to cities building armories. It also concurred on the joint finance committee measure placing food control under the state council of defense in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Whitter
Senate
Joint Finance Committee
State Council of Defense
Springfield Senate Backs Lettered Heel Limit Vote Rejected
Representative Kirby's bill to cap women's heel height at one and three eighths inches was killed in the Springfield senate when the enacting clause was struck out. The action ends the measure for now and leaves footwear height unregulated by this bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby
Senate
Springfield
Marriage of Miss Ester Smith to Edward Zimmerman
The ceremony took place Monday at 3 pm in St. Peter's Lutheran church North Freedom Reedsburg. Ester Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Smith and Edward Zimmerman of Reedsburg were married by Rev Schneider. The couple will reside in Reedsburg where Zimmerman runs a restaurant. The bride wore white messaline trimmed with silver lace and carried white carnations. bridesmaids wore yellow marquisette and white silk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. _ Peter's ‘Lutheran church
Reedsburg
Ester Smith
Herman,Smith
North Freedom
Edward Zimmerman
Schneider
Eunice Smith
Clara Zimmerman
William Zimmerman
William Smith
Miss Smith
Miss Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Baraboo
Sauk County
Ableman Edges Prairie du Sac 3-2 in 11 Innings
In a fierce Sunday contest at Holtz Park Ableman edged Prairie du Sac 3 to 2 in eleven innings. Pitcher Burton starred for Ableman with a brilliant outing four hits and 21 strikeouts while Vegal allowed nine hits for Prairie du Sac. Next Sunday Ableman travels to Merrimack after beating Lodi 11 to 3 the prior Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ableman
Prairie du Sac
Holtz’ Park
Burton
Vegal
Lodi
Woodman Pacnic
Merrimack
Fishing trip yields thirty three black bass on Jordan Lake
Postmaster Alger C Pearson and companions are praised for a successful Jordan Lake fishing expedition on Sunday catching 33 black bass averaging about two pounds each. Also noted are real estate transfer of W H McFetridge buying a Ringling built Ash and Eighth street residence, and Red Cross collections from local schools totaling 15.40 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger C. Pearson
Robert Rieser
Charles Roick
Stanley Klawitter
Jordan Lake
W. H. McFetridge
Ash and
Eighth Streets
Charles Ringling
Eighth Street
Ringling and Barnum & Bailey
Second Ward
San
Warner Bequest Now at Disposal of Baraboo Town
Baraboo to receive $40,000 from the W. W. Warner bequest for a concrete highway from the high bridge to Devils Lake after the town raises $5,000 as required. Madison rejected the gifts, leaving Baraboo as the beneficiary. executor F. W Suhr to transfer funds once the town proves the $5,000 has been raised. Judge Zimmerman announced the decision after a hearing on the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
W. W. Warner
Devils Lake
Zimmerman
Warner
James Hill
Ralph W. Jackman
Mr. Hill
F. W Suhr
Madison
Conklin
East Gorham Street
Lake Monona
Norsman
Caledonia Boy at Annapolis Enlists as Midshipman
Two Wisconsin youths were admitted as midshipmen at the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis. John G Jones, son of James E Jones of Caledonia and grandson of the late John G Staudenmayer, passed tests in first class order and began the course toward commissioning. They aim to graduate early to serve in the war, if Navy Department practices allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
John G. Jones
James E. Jones
Caledonia
John G. Staudenmayer
Navy
Navy Department
Seltzer recommended for nervous and sick headaches
Evenson's Pharmacy advertises A B C Seltzer for nervous headaches neuralgia and mental depression with relief of pain. Bottles priced at 25 cents and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenson
Beloit College Reunion Highlights War Impact
Miss Ethel Horton returns from Beloit College commencement. The class of 1892 wins a cup for largest representation. Over 100 alumni have left since the war. Two ambulance corps sent to France, one arrived, one en route. Professor Culver organizes 75 men for wireless training and head for France. President Eaton resigns after many years. Alumni banquet honors late janitor John Pfeffer with toasts and speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Horton
Beloit
Beloit College
France
Culver
E. D. Eaton
John Pfeffer
Summer Tonic Rexall Beef Wine and Iron
Rexall Summer Tonic Beef Wine and Iron promotes blood renewal and vigor for all ages. It improves complexion and mood, boosts energy for the overworked or convalescent, and is priced at 1.00 per pint at Evenson's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenson’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Evenson’s Pharmacy
Baraboo Bluffs
J. M. Scott
Mary Wilson
Alice Marshall
Edward Loos
T. A. Wells
John Astle
H. R. Pigg
Fred Tisher
James Fitzsimmons
L. Q. Smith
J. W. Brownrigg
Gray
Richard Dwyer
William Hein
Alice Carroll
Estella Cramer
Paul
Silas Tyler
Carl
Frank Kirchstein
Wartner Anthony
Ray Astle
Thomas Rogers Lewis Premo
Gled Kasdorf
M. E. Church
Ernest Clarke
Paul Tyler
Hazel Kasdorf
Althea Clark
Thomas Rodgers
A. N. Peterson
University of Wisconsin
L. Gordon
Stevens Point
Portage County
Miss Meade
Bloomington
Lilah Dryer
Carrie Lawrenz
Ernest Weinkie
la Crosse Normal
Dryer
Lawrenz
Excelsior
Dellona
Ruth Smith
John Fitzsimmonds
W. Martin
George Loos
Selma Gross
George A. Gross
Perry McGilvra
Janesville
Butler
Northwestern Line
T. Clavadatscher
Baraboo Town
A. B. C. Seltzer
Macy
Rexall
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