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Newspaper

Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1921

Page

7

Baraboo Resident Buried In Sumpter

The remains of Edith Abbott were brought from Baraboo and interred in Sumpter beside her parents and sister. Funeral services were at the home with many relatives and friends present at the cemetery in the pocket. The story notes illnesses, visits, and local social events surrounding Baraboo residents.

Edith Abbott Baraboo Sumpter Harry Waffenschmidt Edwin Young M. A. Wilson Sidney Montana Bert Hyer Alfred Zantow Will Hill Sarona Wis Elatives O. J. McGilvra Beloit Anne Mildred Billen Chicago Nic Rix Geo. Barto Refractory Co Unday

Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Family News

Ableman Rev and Mrs Popp with Mr and Mrs Reinhart Popp returned from Berlin after attending Rev Popp’s sister Rosa Ducherschein’s funeral. A. W. Warren and son Lester of Huron South Dakota visit Minnie Warren. Emma Bartenbach’s Saturday shower includes Ida Marquardt Edna Reynolds Mary Terry Delia Marquardt Alma Martin and Mrs Broth Baraboo. Prof H A Langenhan of Madison visited his parents August and Mrs Langenhan and joined Briggsville anglers Saturday. Henry Behnke Sr ill and seeks care.

F. P. Popp Mary Terry Delia Marquardt Alma Martin Broth Baraboo H. A. Langenhan Madison August Lansenhan Briggsville Henry Behnke Sr

Walton Society Sale Realizes Fourty Dollars

The W F M S of the W M church held a sale of miscellaneous articles Friday evening in Bert Mortimer's hall. About $40 was realized. Little Keith Mortimer broke his leg Saturday and is recovering. Lee Beier returns from Penn College in IA. Mrs Bert Mortimer visits Bethel. Mrs Mosing ill. Agnes and Hazel Bingham stay with Mr and Mrs Earl Bingham. Fred Hutchens visits Henry Fike home after church.

Bethel

Dellona and North Excelsior families gather in town

Misses Jessie and Gertrude Simpson returned Friday from Egg Harbor Wisconsin after teaching the past year. Mr. and Mrs. J W Lindsay and Mr. Ed O Connor Jr visited Ross Shultis on Sunday. Mrs. Ida Cady of Green Bay to her sister‑in‑law visit. Mrs. Claridge aiding her son Alvin who broke his leg in Winfield. Clifton Dryer family and Milton Dryer visited G Dryer. Asa Camp and Harry Ray went fishing Saturday and Sunday.

Jessie Gertrude Simpson Egg Harbor Wisconsin J. W. Lindsay Ed. O’connor Jr Ross Shultis L. D. Rudd Ida Cady Green Bay Wm. Claridge Winfield Alvin Clifton Dryer

Sauk City Weekend Visits And Local Notices

Harold Bowman of Madison visited his mother in Sauk City while Robert Ferber of West Allis spent the weekend with his parents. Wm Shorer purchased a new Buick from Up-to-Date Auto. The Rischmueller family visited Peter Rischmueller in Merrimack. Lilah Meyer of Racine is home for summer. Rollie Bellows left for Green Bay for work. Dr Arno Meyer and family of Chicago spent the weekend with relatives.

Harold Bowman Madison Robert Ferber West Allis Wm. Shorer Auto Wm. Rischmueller Peter Merrimack Lilah Meyer Racine Rollie Bellows Green Bay Arno Meyer Chicago

Tent Meeting Opens at Peck's Corners with Clauson Preacher

North Fairfield reports the June 19 tent meeting at Peck's Corners led by Rev. Clauson with Mr. Roth of Fort Wayne as singer. Local families including Mrs Tony Severda and children from Baraboo visited Joe Lewis's home and joined picnics with Theodore Jenson and the Lewis family in Newport.

Peck’s Corners Rev Clauson Roth Fort Wayne Ind Tony Severda Baraboo Joe Lewis Helen Orville Lewis L. P. Lewis Gust Lewis Norma Opal Lewis Theodore Jenson Newport Percy Lamar Helmer Harrison Kilbourn

Merrimack Social Plans and Visiting Families

Mrs Dennis Bayles and sons visited Lodi last Friday. The R N A social meets at Mrs William Bla wusch home Saturday June 25. Families and individuals from Hill Point Madison Baraboo Mazamanie Greenfield Ex celsior and Baraboo area visited or stayed with local residents over the weekend.

Dennis Bayles Lodi R. N William Blawusch Herman Ratzberg Hill Point Wis Edgar Quinn Madison Obert Hatz Eugene Kunce S. King A. Kunce Gage Hillsboro Borders Baraboo J. G. Rotzell Monroe Mitchlein Jane Coats Archie Parkin Mazamanie John McCormick Greenfield John Astle Marie Metcalf Excelsior Sarah Park

Local residents host guests and attend weddings and visits

A long list of visitors calls on ill N J Brownrigg and hosts mingle with relatives in Madison Okee Baraboo and Richland Center. Family gatherings include weddings showers and a large Prine wedding party. Attendees come from Evansville Cedar Rapids Chicago and Michigan with local hosts from Lime Ridge Warren Warrens and Baraboo areas.

Former Lyons teacher visits old Cleveland friends

Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hindes, former Lyons school principal in 1909–1910, visited Cleveland families in Lyons. Now moving to Mosinee as superintendent of schools, Hindes recalls pleasant days and asks to be remembered by former pupils. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Watkins attended the Short-horn Picnic at Walter Pierce’s home last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Davies drove.

E. L. Hindes Cleveland Lyons Hindes Lyons School Frank Cleveland Genoa Junction Mosinee Wrs A. E. Watkins Walter Pierce Geo. W. Davies

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills Advertised

An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as year round medicine to purify blood, improve sleep and appearance, boost appetite and digestion, and strengthen the whole system. It claims success where other medicines fail and offers Hood's Pills as a mild cathartic.

Hood

Home of Geo Howard Family Mentioned

A fragment notes residence connected to the Geo Howard family and their home. The line hints at a family dwelling linked to Geo Howard without further context or details.

Sturgeon Bay Cherry Festival Preview Cites Plans

Local notes report the Lietz family drove to Madison and back with good roads. Dr. Hilton and family attended a camp meeting there. Sturgeon Bay gears up for its cherry festival set for July 2 3 4. Mrs. Frank Payne remains able to ride in a wheelchair.

Madison boy found not guilty of burglary

Charles LeRoy, alleged accomplice of Clark Dwinnell, was acquitted of several burglary charges in a Madison court. The jury deliberated briefly, while Dwinnell had been sentenced to three years by Judge Stevens not long ago.

Charles LeRoy Clark Dwinnell Madison Dwinnell Stevens

Lemon Bleach Cream Promises Fair Skin For All

A prep called lemon bleach recipe claims to whiten skin by mixing two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White in a bottle. The lotion, marketed as harmless and fragrance rich, is said to beautify the face neck arms and hands daily and fade freckles sunburn and tan. It cites stage beauties as users and notes the product as non irritating.

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Wm. Hummell Caroline Schulte Milwaukee E. C. Bentley Devils Lake Fred Popp U. W Praise Chapel Evan Paul Schutte Hander Sophia Pfaff Ableman Dellona NORTH Sauk City North Fairfield T. S. Wells Lester _Brownrigg Clara Brownrigg N. J. Brownrigg Horkan of Okee W. J. Brownrigg Cora Reddaman Reedsburg Lice Carroll William Carroll Hazel Warne Schram J. Bean Bean John Herr Charles Herr Walter Herr Hugh Borchers Eleanor Gross la Valle Mae Cramer Mr. Davies Lime Ridge John Berkley Wm. Berkley Jr Roy Hazel Leith Fellows Richland Center Harry Koons Clarence Wing Willie Lynch Will Berkley Jane Shell Geo. Shell Mark Shell Michigan Agnes Senty Birchwood W. L. Gates Portage Brown Geo. Howard Sturgeon Bay Madison Boy Lemons Oaca Oxfords Lion Brand Milway United States Pais
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