Miss Mildred Lindsay Closes Dellona North Excelsior School
Miss Mildred Lindsay closed her Dellona No. 9 school with graduation exercises on Thursday night. Graduates were Edward Foss Carleton and Mildred Benning. Diplomas were presented by Walter Foss. Various residents and visitors are noted for attending and health updates are given on Albert Claridge and Mrs. Claridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lindsay
Dellona
Edward Foss
Carleton
Mildred Benning
Walter Foss
Albert Claridge
William Cady
Milwaukee
William Simpson
Glenville
Mary
Carrie Lawrenz
Lila Dwyer
Merrimack
William Claridge
Gus Henke
Near North Freedom
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. M. Hayes
W. Holeton
Townsend
Cottage Grove
Hleda Holeton
Marinette
L. D. Rudd
Madison Sanitarium
Henry Wardwell Relocates From Van Dyke Farm
Henry Wardwell and family move from the Van Dyke farm to the Bowman place near Lyndon. Will Vicker spent Saturday in Barboo. Miss Grace Hawes is in Kilbourn hospital with her mother beside her. Mrs. Leslie Hirst visited Alva Hawes' home late this week. Blanche Vicker started duties at the Crandall house. Wilbur Scott family and Mabel Scott visited Robert Charnley home in Excelsior. John Wagner family from Reedsburg spent Sunday at the Murray home. August Szymanoski has a new urn nearly finished. head carpenter Colburn sprained his ankle last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wardwell
van Dyke Farm
Bowman Place
Lyndon
Will Vicker
Barboo
Grace Hawes
Kilbourn Hospital
Leslie Hirst
Alva Hawes
Blanche Vicker
Crandall House
Wilbur Scott
Mabel Scott
Robert Charnley
Excelsior
John Wagner
Reedsburg
Murray_home
August Szymanoski
Colburn
Town Notes: Local Visits and Family News
Mr and Mrs John Huber Jr and children visited at the L Block home in Merrimack. George Rischmueller of Sauk City vacationing at the H A Buelow home. Grandma Pickar visited the Henry Pickar home over Sunday. Mrs A Jaedike and daughter Marie of Sauk City stay at the August Alwin home. Hilmer and Hilda Soelie visited Frank Soelie’s home. Mrs Albert Buelow and daughter with August Alwin left for Milwaukee for tonsil and adenoids surgery. Marie Steinhorst employed at Albert Buelow home for a few weeks. The Scharras masons work on a wall for a new barn at the Ving Gieck home. Edna Gieck, formerly with Fred Buelow, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huber, Jr
L. Block
Merrimack
George Rischmueller
Sauk City
H. A. Buelow
Grandma Pickar
Henry Pickar
A. Jaedike
Marie
August
Albert Buelow
August Alwin
Milwaukee
Fred Buelow
Constipation Causes Serious Ills
An early health note explains that a coated tongue signals sluggish bowels and potential illness. It promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a mild, effective remedy, sugar coated and easy to take, sold by druggists for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Family notices and local church events in Sumpter
Frank Zscheigner is ill with ty phoid pneumonia with care from his brother Herman of Baraboo. Birth announced: a daughter born June 10 to Mr and Mrs Walter Kindhi. Attendees include Mr and Mrs David Andrews and daughter Melissa of Ironton and Mrs Celesta Kellogg of Reedsburg at Sumpter church. Melissa Andrews to teach in the Waterbury district next year. Children’s Day planned at M E church on Sunday June 24. Otter Creek cemetery association held its annual meeting Tuesday. directors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kind
David Andrews
Melissa
Ironton
Celests Kellogg
Reedsburg
Sumpter
S. Premo
Melissa Andrews
Aterbury
M. E
Otter Creek
Associaton
Community figures listed in local meeting record
Charles Miller John Meisser sexton D A Payne treasurer Mrs L E Stone president L B E Stone named in the minutes of a local organizational meeting with several officers and members identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
John Meisser
Sexton
D. A. Payne
L. E. Stone
L. B E. Stone
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement by Baraboo Engineer
Baraboo resident C. R. Compton testifies to long running relief from Doan's Kidney Pills noting back pains and abnormal kidney secretions. He praises the product after years of railroad work and confirms his prior endorsement. Price 50 cents at all dealers per Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. R. Compton
First Avenue, Baraboo
Dean
Doan
Evenson
Compton
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Local residents visit and update on moves and visits
James Walton, William and Edna Hutchens visited relatives in Hesper Indiana last Saturday by auto. David Miller sold his place to Mrs. L H Pratt and moved in with daughter Mrs. Cora Day. Raymond and Athena Cooley of Whitewater visited friends, with Athena staying on. Mr. Selbach and son of Rockton hosted at William Shore home. W C Dean of Madison spoke at the W M church Sunday evening. Marjorie Mortimer of La Valle visits her mother Susie Chamness. Ray Hotchkiss of Spring Brook visits Rev Sidney Hotchkiss. Mrs Della Mortimer hosts young people for Raymond and Athena Cooley. Fred Small returned from Dakota. Rev and Mrs George Noffsinger of Bethel attend Sunday meeting. Mr and Mrs Bert Mortimer visit Hillsboro for doctor to treat Mr Mortimer’s finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
William
Edna Hutchens
Hesper
David Miller
L. H. Pratt
Mrs. Miller
Cora Day
Raymond
Athena Cooley
Whitewater
Athena
Selbach
Son
Rockton
William Shore
W. C. Dean
Madison
W. M. Church
Marjorie Mortimer
la Valle
Susie Chamness
Ray Hotchkiss
Spring Brook
Sidney Hotchkiss
Della Mortimer
Fred Small
Dakota
George Noffsinger
Bethel
Bert Mortimer
Hillsboro
Prairie News Delights Guests and Local Happenings
Prairie area notes invite visitors and list summer guests including Mr and Mrs Carl Stark of Madison and Dr and Mrs Charles Orr of Covington. Local concerns note the Mazomanie evening train cut and a petition to restore service. Other items mention camp meetings at Witwen and graduates at Carroll College.
Rexall Liver Salts Product Claim for Liver and Digestion
Natural Mineral Water Salts represented in Rexall Liver Salts acts mildly on liver kidneys and bowels. Recommended for inactive liver biliousness indigestion constipation headache low mood dizziness and other disorders. 25c 50c and 1.00 bottle Evenson's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Evenson’s Pharmacy
Residents disperse for Montana homes as Lake Crystal guests depart
North rereedom Department notes Gus Clocksten and his twin daughters Susan and Sarah leave for Montana to establish a new home. Many locals are mentioned: Miss Mildred Geisler returns to drug store work, Winifred Doherty travels via Baraboo Portage La Crosse before Glasgow Montana, and others visit relatives in Spring Green Reedsburg Baraboo Westfield Madison and Traverse Minnesota. The article also reports scarlet fever recovery and a hand injury to Eugene Bonnell with care from Dr. Dietschke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Clocksten
Susan
Sarah
Crystal Lake
Charles Deyhle
Montana
Henry Voss
Spring Green
Mildred Geisler
Winifred Doherty
J. B. Doherty
Baraboo
Portage
la Crosse
Glasgow
Mont
Valera Larson
Kilbourn
S. P. Elias
Roy
Reedsburg
J. Leifer
William Putz
Webster Prairie
Ernest Ristau
Carl
Inez Hackett
Arthur Bonnell
Madison
Cumberland
Elmer Kitzke
Redfield
S. D
Fred Kitzke
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Mary Barkenhagen
Jessie Hackett
Westfield
Obituary and wedding notice for G W Anderson family
Elizabeth Luebke reports the sudden death of her sister Mrs G W Anderson of Aurora Illinois from heart trouble. The notice lists her husband, Frederick family, four sisters, about fifty relatives, and attendees. It also details attendants, decorations, music by the Twentieth Century orchestra, and a Devils Lake pavilion reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Luebke
G. W. Anderson
Aurora Ijll
Frederick
Luebke
George Stevenson
Milwaukee
Henry Kiefer
Chicago
Corwin Hersinger
Funeral services for Mrs G W Anderson of Aurora Ill
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 PM at the Luebke home on Birch Street in Aurora for Mrs. G W Anderson. Rev C E Weed officiated with Miss Gertrude Morse singing and Mrs William Morse at the piano. Pallbearers were William Morse T F Risley H D Stanley F A Nehs H H Taylor and Robert Hirschinger. Interment followed in Greenfield cemetery. G W Anderson and Albert Buthold attended from Aurora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Anderson
Aurora
Ill
Frederick Luebke
Birch Street
C. E. Weed
Gertrude Morse
William Morse
T. F. Risley
H. D. Stanley
F. A. Nehs
H. H. Taylor
Robert Hirschinger
Baraboo Family Thanks for Funeral Kindness
In grateful appreciation the Henry family thanks the Baraboo community for presence sympathy and floral tribute at the funeral of their son and brother King Henry in Kilbourn and to Undertaker Blackburn for efficient services. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Henry and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
King Henry
Kilbourn
Blackburn
John C
Henry
Holmes Loy wedding announced in Milwaukee ceremony
Chauncey Holmes and Miss Dorothy Loy of Baraboo were married yesterday at the home of the officiating minister W O Wallace. Holmes is the son of G H Holmes and Loy the daughter of William Loy, with both families well known in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Holmes
Dorothy Loy
Baraboo
W. O. Wallace
Fourteenth Avenue
Milwaukee
Holmes
G. H. Holmes
William Loy
Emma Wenzel wed Leon Kuhnau at parental home
At the home of Mr and Mrs William Wenzel on Thursday Emma Wenzel and Leon Kuhnau were married in a ceremony led by Rev Maulwurf. Attendants Miss Lucy Kuhnau and Edward Wenzel, with a wedding dinner for relatives. The couple will reside in Sauk City where Kuhnau works as a carpenter after a brief Minnesota wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wenzel
Emma
Leonhard G. Kuhnau
Maulwurf
Lucy Kuhnau
Edward Wenzel
Miss Amy Bohn and Lyle Frye Wed in Reedsburg Ceremony
Amy Bohn of Lime Ridge and Lyle Frye of Gotham married Sunday at Elsie Roch home in Reedsburg. Rev Bechtol performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Bohn
Lime Ridge
Iva O Niles Weds William Martin at South Town Home
A wedding occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs John Niles south of town at 4 PM uniting their daughter Iva O Niles to William Martin of Merrimack. Rev Viestenz of Greenfield officiated. The brides gown was white crepe de Chine with pearl trim. bridesmaid Miss Iva Niles wore tan silk crepe de Chine. Alfred Martin served as best man and Miss Ida Mertzke performed the ceremony music. A wedding supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Niles
Iva O
William Martin
Merrimack
Viestenz
Greenfield
Iva Niles
Hazel Ketchum Weds Herbert Leuck In Noon Ceremony
Miss Hazel Ketchum and Herbert E. Leuck married today at high noon with Rev. W R Irish officiating. Attendants were Rose Ketchum and Ralph Ketchum, bride's relatives. The groom, a locomotive engineer at Cahoon mines, and bride to reside in the city after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Ketchum
Hazel Ketchum
Herbert E. Leuck
W. R. Irish
Cahoon
Mrs. Egerer and daughter visit North Freedom
Mrs. George Egerer and her daughter Margaret May returned to North Freedom after attending exercises at St. Joseph's school. They were guests of Mrs. Charles Ott during their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Egerer
Margaret May
North Freedom
St. Joseph’s School
Charles Ott
Good Program for Class Night at High School
The Baraboo high school class night featured a girls glee club performance, prologue by Violet Althea Steidtmann, class quotations by Carol Worthman and Elzaida Barrett, and a class history by four seniors. Obert Voll spoke on The History of Liberty, with music, poems, and a class prophecy using a wheel of fortune. The event closed with a class song, yell, and parting bequests to juniors and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Violet Althea Steidtmann
Carol Worthman
Elzaida Barrett
Messrs
Frank Koons
George Pigg
William Zamzow
Glen Richards
Baraboo
Reedsburg
Obert F. Voll
Greece
Rome
Marguerite Hindes
Wava Mastin
Ruth Cahoon
Ada Hill
Anna Wood
Martha Elkington
George Zamzow
Eugene Terry
Terry
Earl Veerhusen
Carl Marquette
Floyd Bailey
George Hill
Burial Delayed by Washout Delays Train Carrying James Terry
Engineer E M Terry returned from St Paul after attending his brother James Terry's funeral in Seattle Washington. The burial train was four days late due to a washout and a rebuilt bridge at Waldheim Montana was destroyed again causing extra delay. James Terry 38 is survived by a wife an adopted son a mother in St Paul and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngineer E. M. Terry
St. Paul
James Terry
Seattle
Wash
Waldheim
Mont
Four Sisters Mourn Baraboo Native in Funeral Rites
The deceased, a Baraboo native, left behind four sisters KE M Terry of Baraboo Walter Terry of St Paul Miss Mary Terry of Tacoma Mrs Kate Conlin of Portland and Mrs M A Schmitt of St Paul and Mrs Walter James of St Paul. The Knights of Columbus led the funeral with telegraphers union reps in attendance at the last rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. M. Terry
Baraboo
Walter Terry
St. Paul
Mary Terry
Tacoma
Wash
Kate Conlin
Portland
Ore
M. A. Schmitt
Walter James
Terry
Knights of Columbus
Telegraphers’ Union
Sauk County Urges One Last Push for Liberty Bonds
Chairman McFetridge reports a letter from Wisconsin chair Ross praising effort but noting Sauk County has raised 148000 of an 683000 district allotment. The county asks a final appeal to citizens to buy liberty bonds before Friday noon and avoid failing to meet its share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. P. McFetridge
Liberty Loan
William L. Ross
Wisconsin Committee
Sauk County
L. §. van Orden
McFetridge
Ross
Liberty Loan Committee
Home From Training For Over Sunday
John Sprecher and Clifford La Mar returned Saturday from Fort Sheridan for a brief visit with relatives and friends. They are among those training to be army officers along with others from several cities including Madison. Mr. Sprecher says they receive fine treatment and study hard. Two more months of intensive study remain before the examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sprecher
Clifford la Mar
Fort Sheridan
Madison
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised For Blood Vitality Benefits
The article notes the brain relies on blood vitality for proper function and warns that impaired blood causes nervous languor and headaches. It extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a medicine that revitalizes blood by making it purer and richer, urging trials when blood quality or quantity may be defective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Legal Notice in Sauk County Suit Over Property Interests
First published June 14 1917 in Wisconsin Circuit Court Sauk County. Johanna Schneider sues Margaret Rettgen Peter Rettgen Michael Rettgen Elizabeth Kammer Peter Schneider Elizabeth Retter Margaret Schneider Eugene Philippe and unknown heirs over encumbrances on parts of sections 14 23 township 11 north range 5 east. Defendants must answer within twenty days or judgment by default will be entered. W H Cady attorney Baraboo Sauk County Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Wisconsin
Sauk County
Johanna Schneider
Margaret Rettgen
Peter Rettgen
Michael Rettgen
Elizabeth Kammer
Peter Schneider
Elizabeth Retter
Margaret Schneider
Eugene Philippe
Marie Schneider Philippe
Franz Schneider
Township Eleven
Range Five
Wisconsin
P. O
Baraboo
Circuit Court
W. H. Cady
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