JacAnville Girl Receives Pleasant Shower Event
About sixty five friends gathered in Loganville on Monday evening to honor Miss Etta Ninneman with a wedding shower. Games and singing filled the night followed by a generous lunch of ice cream wafers and cake at eleven. Further social visits included Mrs. W H Ware and Mrs. Will Voss trips to Baraboo and time with EB Hammermeister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Ninneman
Loganville
W. H. Ware
Will ‘Voss
Baraboo
Havng
EB. Hammermeister
Floyd Piper
Aug. Steinhorst
Eddie Kohlmeyer
Dora Westedt
Carl Bartenbach
Zell Pollock
Sam Dearholt
Fay Ware
Grand Marsh
Hazel Hart
Bainsville
Montana
E. Hart
Exercises at A C Church in La Valle
Sunday observances at the A C church in La Valle featured a male choir praised as the best and strong recitations. Local residents and visitors, including families from Mendota and Sparta, were noted in attendance or visiting, with several health and travel updates.
LILAH MEYER WEDS EMIL GALL IN ABLEMAN CHURCH
Lilah Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace Meyer marries Emil Gall at 4 pm Wednesday in the Lutheran church Ableman with Rev F P Popp officiating Lohengrin’s wedding march by Florence Zech of Reedsburg A reception followed in Carlin's hall Mr and Mrs Gall plan to reside in Baraboo Other local items note social visits meetings and a Wonewoc team loss to Ableman 10 to 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilah Meyer
Wallace Meyer
Emil Gall
Ableman
F. P. Popp
Florence Zech
Reedsburg
Carlin‘s
Aug. Hintz
Wonewoc
Local residents update and youth graduation note
Prindle and J Odekirk of Campbell plus Otto Dave Guy Farwell and Chas Smith improved their homes with new porches. Mrs Joe Bisch and daughter Edith attended graduation exercises at the Reedsburg training school last week. David Foster has his bungalow painted by Weston and Page of North Freedom. Mr and Mrs George Hammermeister attended the V convention in Eau Claire last week. Eddie Haskins is sick with tongueitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prindle
J. Odekirk
Campbell
Otto Dave
Guy Farwell
Chas. Smith
Joe Bisch
Edith
Reedsburg
David Foster
Weston & Page
North Freedom
George Hammermeister
Eau Claire
Eddie Haskins
White Mound Home Visited by Stork
Dr. Stork delivered a ten pound boy at the Robert Ruhland home last week. Mrs. Anna Cooper spent the week with relatives. Earl Westenhaver and family and Miss Amanda Hofer attended the movies at Reedsburg Saturday. Ted Zimple returns from the West to work for the summer with Edw. Darrow. Mrs. Wm. Westenhaver visited the Earl Westenhaver home Tuesday and Wednesday. George Vogel visited his relatives in Winfield Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Stork
Robert Ruhland
Anna Cooper
Earl Westenhaver
Amanda Hofer
Reedsburg
Ted Zimple
West
Edw. Darrow
Wm. Westenhaver
George Vogel
Winfield
East Lime Ridge Couple Married in Baraboo
A Baraboo wedding is reported where Miss Vera Daniels and Mr. Warren were married by Judge J. H. Hill. The couple wore modest attire, had about 40 guests at a reception at the groom’s home, and plan to live with the groom’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cooper
Mike Hutter
Reedsburg
Henry Westenhaver
Twist
Lofanville
Earl Westenhaver
Herb L. Smith
Baraboo
Noah Warren
Vera Daniels
Herbie Schancke
Court House
Mr. Warren
Miss Daniels
J. H. Hill
Herb Schancke
Louis Daniels
Frank Warren
Fred Hammermeister
Wm. Schultz
Joe Hunt
Walter Ruhland
Plain
Ruhl
Henry Hainstock
Guy
Ira Wheeler
Frank Vogel
Will Wheeler
Brewer
A. G. Wheeler
Mr. Brewer
Kilbourn
Murry Phillip
Ed Simpson
Cazenovia
Pleasant Ridge Party Draws Wide Local Crowd
A large Pleasant Ridge crowd attended a Wednesday evening party at Wm. Niebubl’s. The week end saw Herman Hinrichs visiting his parents, and locals helped Zimmerman build a new shed Thursday. A surprise party for Irwin Klagos occurred Sunday, with many neighborhood residents attending. Meta Steinhorst and William Sorge wed at St. Peter’s Lutheran parsonage on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
Wm. Niebubl
Herman Hinrichs
H. Hinrichs
Zimmermans
Irwin Klagos
Theo. Herwig
Rhinehard Struck
Minnesota
Steinhorst
South Park
Henry Hamburg
Loganville
Hy Hamburg
Indian Farm Happenings and Local Weddings Report
Mr. and Mrs Gustave Daeger hosts a Saturday dance for newlyweds as another couple promises a dance for the boys. Mr and Mrs S White of Eau Claire visit relatives near the Glen. Mrs Dveger calls to take us for a ride Thursday morning, with plans for another visit when company leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Daeger
S. White
Eau Claire
Glen
Dveger
Cemetery Work and Neighborly Details From Saturday
John Sim and a helper labored in the nearby cemetery as grass and weeds grew rapidly. Mrs. A Stelle and Mr. and Mrs. White visited, with car trouble delaying their return. Anna Rischmueller gifted roses while Mrs. Rischmueller supplied berries for supper. Dudleys spent a day and a half in Baraboo. their dogs and Kramer horses caused a scare. A brown bird built a ground nest with nine blue eggs observed Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sim
Mrs. Dudley
Baraboo
Kramer
Dudley
Weekend social visits across multiple families
Mr and Mrs Clyde McFarland and daughter Catherine of Janesville stayed with Mrs Searle. Carl Neitzel and children visited the Searles in Lyons. Bass family from Baraboo visited Capener and John Bass in Dellona. Holt family and Searles hosted gatherings as Delton and Webster Prairie locals visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde McFarland
Catherine
Janesville
John Holt
George Holt
Sam Searle
Otto Powell
Chester Sarrington
Delton
James Fry
Websters Prairie
Milwaukee
Clarg Holt
Truman Myers
Webster Prairie
FR. P. Terry
Nelle
Manston
Claude Searle
Montana
Ernest Bass
Enid
Velma McGaw
Fairfield
Albert Capener
Sauk City Visitors Stop Over From Fort Atkinson and Chicago
John Fasbinder and family of Fort Atkinson spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Sauk City. Herb Werth of Chicago arrived for a visit with his mother. Mrs Werth will stay a short time. Sophie Werth returned from Viola after a ten day visit. Mr and Mrs Joe Meier and Mr and Mrs Bartosh were Madison visitors Sunday. Mrs George Dickerson and children are visiting the Wm Fuchs home near Spring Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fasbinder
Fort Atkinson
Herb Werth
Chicago
Mr. Werth
Sophie Werth
Viola
Joe Meier
Bartosh
Madison
George Dickerson
Wm. Fuchs
Spring Green
Alwins Purchase Ford and Visits Highlight Local Week
Robert and Julius Alwin purchased a new Ford. Mrs. Fred Kunelman and children from Baraboo vacationed at the Earl McGilvra home. Frankie Rosenbaum visited cousins Clinton and Wilfred Stewart. Caroline Klingaman spent time at H A Buelow home. Julius Alwin hosted Madison and Logansville guests. Hanusa and Hinze families visited Middleton. Relatives gathered at August Alwin's home for Mrs Alwin’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Julius Alwin
Fred Kunelman
Baraboo
Earl McGilvra
Frankie Rosenbaum
Clinton
Wilfred Stewart
Caroline Klingaman
H. A. Buelow
Madison
Loganville
Henry Hanusa
H. Buelow
Albert Hinze
Middleton
August Alwin
Alwin
Alumni elect officers at Devils Lake picnic
Sumpter Hustler lawn social success. Alumni picnic at Devils Lake elected officers for the year: President Linda Barry, vice president John Gibbs, secretary Lucile Hoover, treasurer Floyd Schoephoerster. Premo family visits. Mather and Kindschi groups travel to Reedsburg for Training School commencement. Irma Premo back from Whitewater. Ella King ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Linda Barry
John Gibbs
Lucile Hoover
Floyd Schoephoerster
Albert Premo
Francis
Thomas Premo
Chicago
Premo
Urban Mather
Leona Christian Kindschi
Irma Premo
Reedsburg
Della Kindschi
F. W. Bass
Ettie Mather
Baraboo
Whitewater
Ella King
Edwin Keitel Buys Justice Fenzke’s King's Corners Property
Edwin Keitel has purchased the house and land owned by Justice Fenzke at King's Corners. The sale transfers ownership of the residence and surrounding lot to Keitel in a transaction recorded this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Keitel
Justice Fenzke
King‘s Corners
Merrimack Birth Announcement for Leiser Son
Mr and Mrs Roy Leiser welcome a baby boy born June 18 in Merrimack. The family names the newborn with delight as relatives share in the arrival and congratulate the proud parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack
Roy Leiser
Baraboo Notes Osage Travel Births and Local News
Baraboo area reports a June 15 birth to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Geoghegan and multiple visits and trips by residents. Families vacation atMirror Lake cottages, and local events include free ice cream at Webster's Prairie Sunday school and a Gollmar circus note. Connections span Adams, Madison, Beloit, Milwaukee, and Kenosha with several residents traveling or returning.
Baraboo Social and Civic News Highlights
Baraboo residents welcome new families and ongoing arrivals. Dr. Charles M Hall an oculist from Madison opens an office here. W R C delegates leave for Eau Claire while G A R members depart for state encampment. Traffic safety rules tighten around court house square as police enforce crossing lines. Assistant Superintendent Herman Bogard takes a White and Myers Chautauqua position, with Mrs Bogard joining part of the summer. Property transfers include Mrs Slade selling a home to Mr and Mrs P L Abel. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Fullmer. Local events include Wright firm associate W E Smith visiting for the Trimpey studio opening. Continuous local notes cover hospital visits, a knee injury, a goitre operation, and funeral attendances. Adams baseball team loses to Baraboo 7 to 1 at fairgrounds. The Milwaukee zoo to receive the captured bear. Jane the cab child now three years old under Park Superintendent Smith’s care. Conservation commission seeks larger quarters in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Geoghegan
Fourthe Avenue
Edward Zr. Clemons
Edward Jr
Clintonville
Appleton
Milwaukee
O. E. Whitcomb
Adams
Chas. Wild
Mirror Lake
Oscar Fease
Hazel
Lorna Corbin
Wileen Sleniker
Beloit
George P. Jennings
Webster‘s
Prairie Sunday School
Beatrice
Hazel Alexander
John Alexander
Ripon College
C. L. Herrington
Conservation Commission
Devils Lake
Atwood Smith
O. D. Brandenburg
Madison
Harvey Nixon
Minnesota
Barab
Noreen Barlow
Monticello
F. A. Nehs
Second Avenue
Nehs
Barlow
Monetta Weirich
Chicago
Louis Weirich
Hillsboro
LaVerne Stelting
Tiele
Jessie Reel
Erna Tiele
Hattie Stelting
Mount Horeb
Gilbert Peterson
Prairie du Chien
C. A. Peterson
South Street
Gilbert
Campion Academy
Taniac
Fisher Drug Store
Homer Jeffries
Fifth Street
Baraboo
Sixth Street
Amisa
Henry Ringling
Eau Claire
Belle W. Bliss
Etta Hubbard
Lottie Sly
Nate Farnworth
John Rounds
Charles Coleman
Jesse Mather
Sylvester DuBois
George Dodd
H. L. Barber
Sons of Veterans
Bank
Warren Hotel
Court House Square
Herman Bogard
White & Myers Chautauqua System
Kansas City
Wisconsin
Iowa
Bogard
Onalaska
Charles Slade
Ash and
Sixth Streets
P. L. Abel
Rowland Shoe Company
W. E. Smith
Frank Lloyd Wright
Spring Green
Trimpey
Wright
Edward Reible
Granis
la Crosse
Grand View Hospital
Stanley Otto
Baby
Lodi
Otto
Elizabeth Heitzmann
Tanlac
Barnobo
Jane
Smith
Freshman Achievers and Health Center Baby Day Report
Marold Borg led the freshman crew earning numerals while Robert Holmes won his 25 in Freshman lightweight wrestling. Curt Page earned numerals in fancy diving and Franklin Potter earned honors on the swimming team for long distance underwater plunges. Friday featured Baby Day at the Health Center with babies weighed and measured as mothers sought care and literature on child and infant care. Mrs. Scott assisted by Mrs. Alice Barrett. Mrs. Mary Schmokel and son Harold from Alma Center visited after a trip with Mrs. Schmokel’s daughter Mrs. Romeo Schroeder’s family. Irene Schmokel, niece June Schmokel of Alma Center, Mildred Nickels of Spring Green also visited the Schroeder home. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Schmidt of Prairie du Lac were visitors in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marold Borg
Robert Holmes
Curt Page
Franklin Potter
Scott
Alice Barrett
Mary Schmokel
Harold
Alma Center
Anti Saloon League Strong in Baraboo Church Meetings
The Anti Saloon League was well represented in Baraboo on Sunday with speakers at several churches. Shirley of Madison spoke at the Methodist church citing relief reports that drunkenness declined among the poor and noting savings by laborers boosting bank deposits and investments. He credited prohibition with democratizing industry and criticized methods used by opponents to defy the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-saloon League
Baraboo
Shirley
Madison
Babson
Weta
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A. C
LA Valle
T. C. Grundy
W. S. Bowden
Phil Apple
Walter Kinney
Mendota
Walter Eberts
Ruth Helen
Burton
Benton
Otto Borchers
Ruth
Bartellars
Kile
Sparta
Harve Anderson
Fred Klett
Laura Anderson
Professor Branton
Agnes Nelson
Ruby (Niles) Thompson
Fargo
N D
Livesley Place
Myron Barnett
Michigan
Massachusetts
W. T. Bowden
Aurora
Illinois
Harley Berkley
Frank Berkley
Merrimac
Phyllis Core
Bobby Edwards
Endeavor
Edward Pierce
Max Springer
Paul Henke
Gus Henke
J. Henke
Chas. H
White Mound
Stork
East Lime Ridge
Yuth Deltoyr
Sauk City
Honey Creek & Sumpter
Sumpter
G&s
Willis Gattiker
Detroit
Mrs. Gattiker
H. H. Tinkham
Fourth Street
St. Petersburg
Florida
ANNT
Saloon League
West Baraboo Garage
Ford
West Barabou
Watkins
Watkins Tires
Watkins Guaranty
Harry Mather
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