Obituary of Frederick Jackson Downie
Frederick Downie died in Indianapolis at 55 and his funeral was held at the A. C. church in Baraboo with Rev. Coontz officiating. Surviving children include Mrs. Squires and Mrs. Moore plus L. S. Downie and other descendants. Remains delayed by a Chicago teamsters strike, interred at Baraboo cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Jackson Downie
Frederick Downie
Indianapolis
A. C. Church
E O. Coontz
Charles Melzl
Coontz
Viva Mulcahy
Downie
Charles Squires
Fairfield
O. R. Moore
Grand Rapids
L.S. Downie
Tomahawk
R. H. Downie
Wild Rose
E. I.downie
Merrill
C. I. Downie
Chicago
Teamsters
Baraboo
Washington, D. C
Wis
Florence Barr
Ethel May
Bloomfield
Ind
E .O. Coontz
Advent Christian Church
Charles Rooney
E. O. Coontz
Manford Bump
Asa Bump
Mantford Bump
W. H. Premo
Mrs Mary Brilliott 85 Dies at North Freedom Home
Mrs. Mary Agatha Brilliott, aged 85, died this morning at her son John Brilliott’s old North Freedom homestead. Born in Germany and married in 1857, she resided on the farm for nearly six decades and leaves three sons and two daughters, plus a brother in California. Funeral services will be at St. Joseph church in Baraboo Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brilliott
Eauphenia
Chilton
John Brilliott
North Freedom
Kate William
Chicago
Joseph Brilliott
Sauk City
Aloysius Brilliott
Baraboo
Lena Lewis
Lizzie Brilliott
Conrad Streigel
California
Brilliott
John Wilbun
Joe Kaufman
Pete Kaufman
Honey Creek
John Kauffman
Bauff
John
William Tabry
William Schenker
Mr. Ulrich
J. B. Doherty
F. Peters
Mr. Weinkie
St. Josephs Cemetery
Mary Agatha Brilliott
al Brilliott
Freedom
Conrad Striggle
St. Joseph Church
Mary Agatha Streigel
Germany
America
Joseph Mrs. Brilliott
Obituary ForeshadowsWisconsin and Minnesotan Roots
Katherine Jane Edmonston and Mary Agatha Brilliott are profiled in notices detailing their births, marriages, addresses, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Edmonston died at 65 in Riverton Minnesota after a life spanning Sauk and Juneau counties and a 1869 marriage to William Edmonston. Brilliott, a long-time North Freedom settler born in Germany, died at 84 with John Brilliott as a son, reflecting local pioneer histories.
Deaths at Greenfield and Reedsburg Mark Bereavement
Maria Anna Bleuer seven year old daughter of Peter and Mrs Bleuer of Greenfield died at home about 11 p m Sunday after a brief illness from peritonitis Funeral Wednesday at 1 pm from the house Mr Bleuer a cheesemaker in Greenfield The Bleuer family endure sympathy The article also notes Mrs M O Malley died at her Reedsburg home from paralysis aged about 80 Her remains were taken to Loretta for the funeral which was held Monday She had moved to Reedsburg about five weeks ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Anna Bleuer
Peter Bleuer
Greenfield
Gratitude for Help After Darling Baby’s Death
Mr and Mrs Harry Thornburg express thanks to friends and relatives for assistance and support during their grief and burden after the loss of their baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thornburg
Married Priest-Kannenberg Ceremony in Lutheran Church
Rich ard Priest and Lydia Kannenberg were married Sunday at 3 PM in the Lutheran church at Wonewoe by Rev. J. Mittlesteadt. The reception followed at the bride’s home. about 80 relatives attended as gifts of silver glass and linen were exchanged. They will reside in La Valle and plan a June 15 visit to Baraboo with family. Mary Lueth learned of her son Paul Frederick Lueth’s marriage to Mary Florence in Everett Washington on June 8. They will travel to Baraboo around June 15 for a several week visit with relatives, including Anna Lueth and BE L Lueth of Wellington.
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Wonewoe
Richard Priest
Lydia Kannenberg
J. Mittlesteadt
la Valle
Mary Lueth
Paul Frederick Lueth
Mary Florence
Everett
Wash
Baraboo
Anna Lueth
BE. L. Lueth
The
Wellington
Lueth
Local Notices and Social Shifts Highlight Weekend Visits
Louise Krueger plans an event on June 23. Gertie Clingman and Beatrice Owen spent Sunday at home. Contester A Wordas was in the area last week. Lloyd Maes and Adolph Krueger with family visited. Grace Dorow returned from Madison. Guy Wheeler visited Frank Vogel's family. Kindschi from Baraboo hired to teach in District No 6. Earl Clingman visited Fairfield. Baraboo’s Pease attended a choral club meeting at the Lindsey home. Orlin, William and Ray Brimmer did mason work for Rob Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Louise Krueger
Gertie Clingman
Beatrice Owen
Carroll’s
A. Wordas
Lloyd Maes
Clingman’s
Adolph Krueger
Baby
Fred Retzlaff
Grace Dorow
Madison
Guy Wheeler
Frank Vogel
Miss Kindschi
Baraboo
Earl Clingman
Fairfield
Mr. Pease
Lindsey
Orlin
William
Ray Brimmer
Rob Snyder
Heath and Milligan Best Prepared Paints Sold
Heath and Milligan Best Prepared Paints are offered by Evenson's Pharmacy and The Standard Paints of America. Evenson's Pharmacy promotes the product line as the standard choice in paints for local customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Milligan
Standard Paints of America
Evenson’s Pharmacy
Crowd Attends Limeridge Game Reedsburg Wins
A large local crowd watched Reedsburg defeat Limeridge by 10 to 15 in East Limeridge. A Sunday Will Kahn gathering at the Kahn home featured ice cream and cake, and Fern Smith left Herb L. Smith residence to work at Mrs. Henry Buckley’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limeridge
Reedsburg
Will Kahn
Fern Smith
Herb L. Smith
Pleasant Ridge Socialand Travel Notes in Wisconsin
William Halberseben spent last Monday and Tuesday in Spring Green and Madison. The Rose and Van Bassaleire couples attended a barn raising near Reedsburg. Emma Halbersleben was ill with measles. Hinrichs family visited from Loganville and Baraboo hosted extended family over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Halberseben
Spring Green
Madison
William Rose
Camiel van Bassaleire
Ed Cones
Reedsburg
Emma Halbersleben
William Hinrichs
Loganville
Aug
Gorman Weds Miss Mar Cum in M E Church Ceremony
Fred Gorman and Miss Mary Mar cum married Saturday evening by Rev Hall of the M E church. Attendants were Lloyd Milner and Miss Margaret Smith. They plan to reside on Third street and friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gorman
Mary Marcum
Hall
M. E. Church
Lloyd Milner
Margaret Smith
Third Street
Grace Barker and Harry Hewett Wed at M E Parsonage
Grace A Barker and Harry H Hewett quietly married at the M E parsonage at 5 30 Monday evening by Rev E P Hall. Attended by Miss Klein and Howard Hewett the groom's twin. The groom works in the woollen mill and has many friends here. The bride is popular and well liked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace A. Barker
Harry H. Hewett
M. E. Parsonage
E. P. Hall
Miss Klein
Howard Hewett
Ko-Ko-Kas-Kets Sold at Hvenson's Pharmacy
Advertises Ko-Ko-Kas-Kets as a prompt remedy for constipation and torpid liver priced at 25 cents per bottle available at Hvenson's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hvenson’s
Dorcas Society Meeting and Local Jubilation in Glenville
The Dorcas society meets Mrs Elijah Hardy on Thursday June 15 for supper. Rev William Schulz returns to duties at Wheeler and Mrs Schulz with children will extend their visit. Miss Lorene Whitty with Harland Roy Clyde and Kenneth Langdon depart Monday night for the west after a long visit. they are joined by Robert Langdon who has been here briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society
Elijah Hardy
William Schulz
Wheeler
Lorene Whitty
Harland
Roy, Clyde
Kenneth Langdon
West
Robert Langdon
Arbeit Club Closes Season With Lulu Hahn Meet
Excelsior notes the Arbeit club held its final meeting featuring Lulu Hahn. The next gathering is announced to follow, with details to be announced by organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbeit Club
Lulu Hahn
Miner Emil Schuck Expected To Be Released Soon
Ganister mine superintendent R J Kemp says Emil Schuck injured at the Ableman quarry is recovering and will be out of bed in a few days. Kemp notes no strike and confirms workers are covered by compensation insurance. Fred Klier of Spring Green is jailed in Baraboo on larceny charges, arrested there by Constable Bienkofner. Sheriff Hale left for Madison to pursue a young woman connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Kemp
Ableman
Emil Schuck
Fred Klier
Spring Green
Baraboo
Andrew Bienkofner
Hale
Madison
Local Residents Visit Friends and Relatives Across Towns
Mrs. Gerald Collins of Minneapolis visits her parents the Whites. Mrs. Van Loenen of Reedsburg visits friends. Mrs. Stull called from Reedsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Peters and daughter depart for two weeks of fishing at Lyttle's. Various listings include visits by Mrs. Wilkinson La Valle, Mrs. Schultz Belvidere, Mrs. Tarney Kilbourn, G. Schmaltz Wauwatosa, and a christening of the Nieburg daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gerald Collins
Minneapolis
Mrs. H. White
Gary van Loenen
Reedsburg
C. V. Stull
William Peters
Lyttle’s
P. Wilkinson
la Valle
C. H. Wilkinson
Albert Schultz
Belvidere
Ill
C. Wolfden
Farewell for Miss Mae Lange as she teaches no more
Miss Mae Lange was tendered a pleasant farewell at the home of Menry Mertzke last Saturday. She plans to take up regular work next year and will not return to the Lake district where she has taught for several years. Harvey Ott and family of Greenfield visited the Martin family on Sunday. Reynolds Marquardt remodels his barn. Krueger brothers lay a stone wall. William Zanton and friends motored to Lodde’s Mill on Sunday.
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Mae Lange
Menry Mertzke
Miss Lange
Lake District
Harvey Ott
Greenfield
Martin
Reynolds Marquardt
Krueger Brothers
William Zanton
Party of
Friends
Lodde’s Mill
Hinkley entertains son during visit from the east
Mrs. Abbie R. Hinkley of Fourth avenue has been hosting her son C. N. Hinkley a financial adjuster for the Hendee manufacturing base during his eastern visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie R. Hinkley
Fourth Avenue
C. N. Hinkley
Hendee Manufacturing
Basi
Springfield writer predicts coming farm boom in 1919
The article author from Springfield Mass titled Our Money says bankers and farmers anticipate a boom. He traveled from Atlanta to Minneapolis and noted farmers seek farm help, declaring prosperity at its peak and the nation entering its greatest era of wealth.
Baraboo Alumni Banquet Draws About Two Hundred
The Baraboo High School Alumni association held its annual meeting with about two hundred attendees. The event featured decorations in gold and white, a program of speeches, readings, and dancing, and included remarks by Miss Tillie English and Rollin Manthey. Officers elected were Miss Leora Lewis president and George Weber vice president. Nearby guests included Mrs. Guy Fuller of Amarillo and Louis E. Schrieber of Sun Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie English
Alumni Association
Miss English
Rollin Manthey
Ableman
E. A. Runge
W. G. Evenson
Albuni
Helen Hoadley
Maud Frazier
Leora Lewis
George Weber
Lurlyn Bovee
Ernest Isenberg
United States
Guy Fuller
Amarillo
Texas
Russel Williams
Madison
Louis E. Schrieber
Sun Prairie
Loganville Wedding Unites Alma Behn and Walter Schuelle
Miss Alma Behn of Westfield and Walter Schuelle were married at the bride’s home in Loganville with over 100 relatives attending. The ceremony occurred at 3 o'clock, the bride wore white crepe de chine, and the couple were supported by attendants including Elsie Behn and Phrona Schuette. A sumptuous wedding dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Behn
Westfield
Walter Schuelle
Carl Behn
Rec. Schalkhauser
Loganville
Elsie Behn
Phrona Schuette
Freda Behn
Messrs
Willie Behn
Reinhardt Mittlesteadt
Ernest Behn
Anuric Insurance Against Sudden Death Advertised
Anuric promoted as a life insurance against health risk, urging urine tests before underwriting. Dr. Pierce advertises a 50-cent package claiming to dissolve uric acid, cleanse kidneys, improve heart valves, regulate blood pressure, and aid meat eaters and those with lime-salt deposits in joints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Anuric
Pierce
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Claim
Advertises a blood cleanser and alterative marketed to stimulate the liver and stomach to vigorous action. It asserts the body manufactures rich red blood to feed the heart nerves brain and organs, making the body feel clean strong and strenuous instead of tired weak or faint.
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Dr. Pierce
Behn Couple Weds. Home To Be On Bride’s Father Farm
The couple received many valuable presents at their wedding. They will reside on the farm of William Schutte, who is the bride's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Behn
William Schutte
Notice of Estate of Paul Cunningham Probate
First publication June 8 1916 Sauk County Wisconsin estate of Paul Cunningham Baraboo. July 4 1916 10 am administrator appointment hearing for J Van Orden. December 5 1916 10 am claims hearing. November 7 1916 claims deadline. John M Kelley attorney. Also county tax sale results and local notices. Delinquent land sales included purchasers Halsted Dyrud Donald McCoy Selleck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Wisconsin
Sauk County
Paul Cunningham
Court House
Baraboo
Said County
Chas. Melzl
J. van Orden
J. H. Mastin
H. L. Halsted
Chris Dyrud
Louis Donald
Bruce McCoy
Fd Selleck
Also Mentioned on This Page
William H. Kasten
Evangelical Church
Jesse Woodworth
Claude Newell
Ed Emery
Fred Zeigler
Charles Puttkamer
Arthur Zeigler
C. E. Maves
Myrtle
Lydia Weiland
Woll
John Luebke
Mildred Weiland
Fred Marquardt
Badger
S. D
Frank Spicer
Greenfield Cemetery
Klier
Frank Klier
Elmore Elver
Mrs. H. Delap
Lake
Katherine Jane Henry Edmonston
Catherine Jane Henry
Juneau County
Wisconsin
Riverton
Minn
William Edmonston
May McPartland
Frank Edmonston
Wilkesbarre
Andrew
Washington
George
David
Bellair
Mich
Spokane
Mary Norton
Margaret Gorman
Biwakabi, Minn
Fred Stancer
Pardeville
Stancer
James McPartland
Frand Edmonston
Kannenberg
East Limeridge
Pleasant Ridge
Goman—Marcum
Glenville
Excelsior
Peeratan Wood
WM. Burmester
We Ete
Wonewog
Mrs. Clyde Tarney
Kilbourn
Mrs
Amand Price
G. Schmaltz
Wauwatosa
Mittelstadt
William Herrewig
Schroeder
Plum Valley
F. Freedy
H. Schroeder
Otto Nieburg
Baraboq Bluffs
Son
St. Margaret’s Guild
J. W. Frenz
John M. Kelley
John Comway
Fred Crouch
Fort Atkinson
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Ripon
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