Local social visits list in Wisconsin towns
Mrs Barsness and child of Lodi visit Mr and Mrs C Swanson today. Mr and Mrs E J Von Berg hosted Mrs Von Bergs father William Garner and brothers R E and K G Garner and wives from Pardeeville last week. M J Kindschi entertained his father Peter Tuesday. Miss Gertrude O Keeffe and Billa Morrissey of Lodi visited Mr and Mrs W O Keefe Monday. Mrs Meads of Shell Lake recent guest of her brother Charles Todd. Lyman Chaflin of Mondovi visiting grandparents J A Coates. M J Kindschi and James Fitzsimmons returned from Mu Clemens Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barsness
Child
Lodi
C. Swanson
E. J. von Berg
von Berg
William Garner
R. E
K. G. Garner
Pardeeville
M. J. Kindschi
Peter Kindschi
Gertrude O’keefe
Billa Morrissey
W. O’keefe
Mrs. Meads
Shell Lake
Charles Todd
Lyman Chaflin
Mondovi
J. A. Coates
James Fitzsimmonds
Mu Clemens, Michigan
La Valle Community Notes and Upcoming Celebration
Local notices report residents at Watertown and Warrens visits, weddings attended, and births. Events include a June 30 Childrens Day program at F. M. Church and LaValle’s 4th of July celebration with the Reedsburg band. Numerous residents are listed visiting relatives, traveling to Cazenovia and Sparta for work, and attending ceremonies.
Maple Hill Community Notes On Visits And Birthdays
Mr and Mrs Oscar Herman of Sheboygan visited for two weeks. Fred Woll family guests at E Gurgle and J E Walsh. Emil Gustaf and Willie Schwantz returned to see a ill mother. Arch Curry Clarence Page home Sunday. John Scharra crew laying Ernest Stabnaw house foundation. Mrs Richard Ulrich hosted a Saturday evening for Laura s fourth wedding anniversary. Sister and husband from Sheboygan visiting. Refreshments at midnight and all departed. Mrs Charlie Kline and two children from Randolph visiting. Children s day next Sunday in Miss Mary Grubb and Will Called on friends there last Sunday. Masons laying foundations for EK Gurgle s and R Ulrich s new barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Herman
Sheboygan
Fred Woll
E. Gurgle
J. E. Walsh
Emil Gustaf
Willie Schwantz
Archie Curry
Clarence Page
John Scharra
Crew
Ernest Stabnaw
Richard Ulrich
Laura
Ajoyi
O. Herman
Charlie Kline
Randolph
Maple Hill
Mary Grubb
Will
Masons
Ek, Gurgle
R. Ulrich
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and endorsements
An 19th century style advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin and notes the product is taken internally with mucous surface action. Price is 75 cents per bottle and tablets are recommended for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Hal
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Baraboo Testimony
Baraboo residents urged to try Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney related backache and urinary disorder relief. Mrs. Volney Moore of Baraboo testifies she got prompt, lasting relief after using the product bought at Evenson's Pharmacy. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole U.S. agent. price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Volney Moore
Sixth Avenue
Baraboo
Wis
Doan
Evenson’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Sunday services move to McLeish school at Durwards Glen
Wallace Baird presides as elder for Sunday school and church at the McLeish school No 7. Albert family anticipates visit from their son John of Nebraska. Oldest Albert brother dies at 74 in Hot Springs SD. No. 8 school picnic succeeds despite rain with Miss Stone, Erma and Esther Mueller performing. Ice cream and lemonade provided. Miss Ella Getschman visiting Myrtle Weiland from North Freedom before return. William Taylor aged 84 celebrated with a patriotic flag photo by Wilfred Durward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeish School
No. 7
Wallace Baird
A. G. Albert
John
Nebraska
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Miss Stone
Erma
Esther Mueller
Ella Getschman
North Freedom
Myrtle Weiland
Amelia
William Taylor
Wilfred Durward
Visitors and gatherings fill North Freedom area notices
North Freedom and Valley Junction residents visit relatives across Wisconsin and South Dakota for old settlers meetings and family visits. Local movements include Dr Melass leaving for Beloit and various families staying at Lake Mirror and Hangers Point. An advert for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promotes appetite and digestion relief.
Fairfield Social Notes Roundup in Wisconsin Local Births and Visits
Fairfield hosts Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Lehman with guests from North Freedom and Baraboo. Lois Cline visits from Baraboo. Claud Newell and family visit Kilbourn. S H Burton home guests include Mrs Tom Burton Lucile and Pearl Simonds. Gladys Coon stays with grandparents A W Ziegler. Getchells visit Kilbourn. brush fire incident near Baraboo burns ten acres but is contained. asphalt roofing orders seen on street. Trussells visit O A Getchell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Coon
Baraboo
A. W. Ziegler
Fred Getchell
Edna
Kilbourn
George Emery
Mueller Brothers
Ebenezer Valley Picnic and Sunday Visits in City
Residents from the city enjoyed a Sunday picnic at Wichern brothers and visits across nearby towns. Names include L Stadler and son Roy Ed Roser and family L Armbruster Mrs Frank Wichbern and Lewis Wells plus many others. Lester Randall plans to move to Cement Oklahoma with family. William Dittmer is reported failing at his brother’s Oshkosh home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichern Brothers
Glenville
R. M. Erwin
Little Son
F. N. Peck
Baraboo
J. H. Harris
Lester Randall
Cement
Oklahoma
Leonard Roser
Arthur Gomon
Bisch
Harold Wichern
William Dittmer
Oshkosh
Baraboo Happenings and Visits
Tillie Marquardt plans to attend her cousin Lily Henke wedding in the near future during a Minneapolis visit. Mrs. Charles Pettinger of Chicago visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. August Marquardt. The East Sank Road crew and pathmaster work continue. Alma Martin returns home for summer after teaching in La Crosse. Mrs. Bevelyn Clark visits nephew A. K. Bassett. Lutheran Sewing Circle ladies gather at the Marquardt home. Dina Martin returns from Madison to help her mother. Siggelkow Bros. wallpaper Herman Zantow’s home. Martha Brain’s garden praised as an East Sauk road beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie’. Marquardt
Minneapolis
Lily Henke
Charles Pettinger
Chicago
August Marquardt
Alma Martin
la Crosse
Bevelyn Clark
A. K. Bassett
Lutheran Sewing Circle
Clara
Siggelkow Bros
Herman Zantow
Dina Martin
Madison
Martha Brain
Sauk Road
Schluter and relatives visit Loganville and area
Mr and Mrs A Schluter and son visited relatives in Loganville Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Voights attended the Koppen baby funeral Sunday afternoon. Mrs Charles Seamantle works for Dr T R Hastings in Reecburg this week. Will Schluter of Hill Point spent Sunday with his in laws the Stolls. George Copley stayed a few days at Madison last week. Mrs Theo Schluter went to Cazenovia Sunday to help sick sister in law Mrs E A Lee. Ruth Nuss of Richland Center visits R L Bohn home. Col L Terry and family of Reedsburg spent Sunday at William Brentzer’s. Carl Bohn visits R G Nuss in Richland Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamine Kipp
Barron
Ann Hanger
Mattie Haines
Milwaukee
C. F. Hengstier
Leonard Billings
Madison
W.A. Brown
Bud Hackett
Valley Junction
Old Settlers
Frank Hackett
Lamont
Iowa
Lewis White
M. E. Church
W. P. Cunningham
Dixie
A. Schluter
Loganville
Henry Voights
Emil Koppen
Charles Seamantle
T. R. Hastings
Reecsburg
Will Schluter
Hillpoint
Henry Stoll
George Copley
Schmidtke Couple Visits Relatives in La Valle and Lime Ridge
Mr and Mrs Albert Schmidtke of Sumpter spent a week visiting relatives in La Valle and Lime Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schmidtke
Sumpter
la Valle
Lime Ridge
Births and social notices from North Dellona area
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Aug Szyman oskie on June 8. Mr and Mrs John Vasy and child ran spent Sunday at Robt Murray's. A strawberry social is planned at Robt Murrays Friday evening June 21. Children’s Day will be observed at the Methodist church Sunday June 23. The Ladies aid met well at Mrs H Bloods last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug. Szymanoskie
John Vasy
Robt. Murray’s
Jesse Willits
Alta Scott
Eliza Comode
H. Blood
Jaedike and Gall Offer Superior Awnings Services
Jaedike and Gall at 616 Oak Street announce their new local agency for Phil Gibbons superior class awnings. They invite customers to call for estimates on any awning work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Gibbons
Gibbons
Jaedike & Gall
Oak Street
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Lucy Mooseau
Leo Davidson
A. C
Watertown
F. E. White
Warrens
Wm. Funnell
Ed. Kitson
Albrecht
A.smith
H. C. Palmer
V. Jacobson
J. M. Gahagan
Milton Junction
R. S. P. Wilkinson
Augusta
F. Byrne and Daughter
Ironton
James Giblin
E. A. Richards
Union Center
Edith Richards
Vera Webster
Sparta
Leon Webster
Cazenovia
Nora Korstetter
Mrs. Richards
Reedsburgh
Zew
Durwards Glen
Dan Rose
Mary Griffith
Mary Harkins
Frank Smith
Elroy
H. C. Koester
Lucille
Reedsburg
Julius Jacobs
M. Hacker
L. Smith
H.J. Voss
South Westfield
William
Voss
Sist R
Z. Youngs
Perry
Asa Buxton
J. T. Lawton
Mirrorlake
N.goodman
Hangers Point
Hollister
J. B. Donovan & Co
Julius Hoppe
Clothier
Baraboo, Wis
Fairfield
Ferdinand Lehman
Grosinski
Lois Cline
Emma and
Augusta Puttkammer
Claud Newell
Mrs Lorenzo Steele
Tom Burton
Lucile
Pearl Simonds
S. H. Burton
Orson and
Howard Trussell
O. A. Getchell
Ebenezer Valley
Baraboo Bluffs
Carl Bohn
R. G. Nuss
Richland Center
North
Dellona and
Lyndod
Victor
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Ableman Hardware and Implement Co
Ableman
Wisconsin
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Ableman, Wis
Sauk County
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