Local Notes From Delton Area Residents
Mr and Mrs Earnest Cole and child ren of Delton spent Sunday at Mrs Cole s aunt Mrs Frank Gibson s home. Ten of the John Gillespie Relief Corps visited the cemetery June 21 to decorate graves of deceased members. J Knapp confined with a severe cold last week. Miss Kate Cristman bought the Leigh Pierce property on Superior street. Miss Irene Coon visiting her cousin Miss Clara Heacock. Mrs A W Fletcher attended the Baraboo encampment last week. Myron Bishop was in Baraboo on business. Charles Martin drilling a well in Portage. Olga Schanke helping at Pine Grove resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Belter
Dorothy
Charles Peterson
Maywood
Bert Paulson
Bert Manchester
John Gillespie
Superior Street
Irene Coon
Clara Heacock
A. W. Fletcher
Baraboo
Myron Bishop
Charles Martin
Portage
D. Grady
Olga Schanke
Pine Grove
Local Families Visit Relatives and Welcome Baby
Greenfield residents Mr. and Mrs. Louis Block and family visited relatives here. Henry Hanusa and Herman Buelow hosted visitors at Middleton. Baraboo couple Joe and Joe Kaufman welcomed a baby boy born June 16th. Ben Hillen of Milwaukee spent last week with the Buelows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Creek & Sumpter
Louis Block
Greenfield
Henry Hanusa
Herman Buelow
Middleton
Joe Kaufman
Baraboo
Ben Hillen
Milwaukee
Sandusky Visitor Marks Weekend at Markham Home
Buford Markham traveled from Beloit to Sandusky and spent several days with his parents Mr and Mrs A H Markham rejoining family in a small Benleck community context during a recent weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford Markham
Beloit
A. H. Markham
Summer Visitors and Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs George Hoke arrived from California to spend the summer with their children. Mrs Joe Weitzel is on the sick list. Hiram Prouty and family visited Claton Prouty on Sunday. Frank Crossey and family of Reedsburg stayed with G O Powell. Hazel Grover visited Reedsburg Friday. Helen Barkley spent Tuesday in Lime Ridge. W J Reichel of Milwaukee stayed with his sister. Henry Hart family were Reedsburg shoppers Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoke
California
Joe Weitzel
Hiram Prouty
Claton Prouty‘s
Frank Crossey
Reedsburg
G. O. Powell
Hazel Grover
Helen Barkley
Lime Ridge
W. J. Reichel
Milwaukee
G. A. Powell
Henry Hart
Sauk City Visitors and Local Vacations
Sauk City residents and visiting relatives arrive for weekend visits including Otto Schwaner and Philip Zimmerman from Chippewa Falls. Richard Nosser returns to Madison after a two week vacation. Local families host guests in Prairie du Lac Harrisburg Baraboo and Honey Creek with several staying several weeks in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schwaner
Philip Zimmerman
Chippewa Falls
Reedsburg
Richard Nosser
Madison
Wm. Weinke
George Fuchs
Prairie du Lac
Edwin Gasser
Honey Creek
Ben Fuchs
Gladys Sorg
Herman Fuchs
Harrisburg
Henry Schoephoerster
Baraboo
Hubert Merth
Chicago
Shultis Family Visits and Local Stops Reported
Excelsior notes Mrs E Shultis and daughter Ruth spent Wednesday and Thursday at Roe and Ross Shultis near Delton. Mrs Frank Montgomery and children spent Saturday at the Nelson Brice home. Lee Shultis and family visited Paul Stackman. Margaret Vogel visited her brother George Walton at Guy Wheeler’s home. Rev and Mrs C Quackenbush and Lyman Montgomery and wife returned home Thursday from Kedron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Shultis
Ruth
Roe and Ross Shultis
Delton
Frank Montgomery
Nelson Brice
Lee Shultis
Paul Stackman
Margaret Vogel
Guy Wheeler
George
C. Quackenbush
Lyman Montgomery
Kedron
Community Socials Fill Sundays Across Local Homes
The Reinfeldt and Stackman families plus many neighbors spent Sundays at various homes around White Mound Manston and nearby farms. Visitors included Mrs. Krug from Reedsburg, Miss Lillian Beck, Sylvia Bryant, and others.
Chicago Hogs Receipts Market Rises Across Classes
The Chicago hog and cattle markets show varied gains with hogs up 25 to 40 cents on bulk sales from 14.80 to 15.90 for butchers and packing hogs, light hogs 13.35 to 14.75, and pigs 14.15 to 15.80. Cattle receipts 8,000 with steady to higher beeves 11.00 to 17.00 and calves 13.00 to 14.75. Sheep receipts 5,000 with prices 25 to 50 cents higher for wool lambs 10.50 to 17.00 and ewes 5.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alumni Banquet and Commencement at Reedsburg Training School
Edna Hutchins attended the alumni banquet and stayed for the commencement exercises Friday evening. Mr Bingham traveled to Won ewoe Saturday afternoon. L S Carpenter, Ralph Mortimer and family, and others attended the Reedsburg training school commencement Friday evening. Frank Rosa went to Milwaukee. Laura Small visited from Plum Valley. Walton experienced a mail famine last week due to heavy rains. Bernice Hutchens June Frazier and Eva Carpenter returned home from Reedsburg after graduation Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Wonewoe
L. S Carpenter
Ralph Mortimer
Rhoda
Fred Hutchens
Hazel
Reedsburg
Frank Rosa
Milwaukee
Laura Small
Plum Valley
Walton
Bernice Hutchens
June Frazier
Eva Carpenter
Fisher Drug Store Sold in Baraboo History
Fisher Brothers Drug Store, a long standing Baraboo business, is sold to Herman Anderson of Baraboo and Clarence B. Albert of the city. Ernest A. Fisher remains as the surviving partner. August F. Fisher and N. H. Fisher have died. Albert and Anderson bring drug trade experience, with Anderson formerly with Eagle Drug in Rochester. Mr. Fisher will stay on to help patrons settle accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Brothers
Baraboo
Herman Anderson
Clarence B. Albert
Ernest A. Fisher
August F. Fisher
A. F. Fisher
G. H. Bacon
Herman
E. A
Ernest
August
Mr. Albert
Mr. Anderson
Fisher
Eagle Drug Company
Rochester
Minn
Anderson
Applications to Marry Cornelius Greenbeck Buena Vista Monica McCarville Bear Creek
Cornelius Greenbeck of Buena Vista and Monica McCarville of Bear Creek filed applications to marry. The notice lists both as prospective spouses and records their residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Greenbeck
Buena Vista
Monica McCarville
Bear Creek
Funeral Services for Enos Sherman
Funeral services for the late Enos Sherman will be held Thursday afternoon at Poplar Grove Ill. The casket and remains will leave Milwaukee tomorrow morning and be moved to the train departing Baraboo at 11:15. A special car may be provided for Baraboo passengers and those from here may return tomorrow night at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Sherman
Poplar Grove
Ill
Milwaukee
Baraboo
Obituary Lauretta Licht of Reedsburg Passes After Illness
Lauretta Licht of Reedsburg died Sunday at home on Water Street after a long illness. Funeral services were held at her home Wednesday at 1:30 PM and at St Peters Lutheran Church at 2 PM conducted by Rev. Wm. Kansier. She left behind her father and sister Mildred, who is in Montana. her mother had died earlier. She was about twenty years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauretta Licht
Lauretta Liche
Reedsburg
Water Street
St. Peters Lutheran Church
Wm. Kansier
Mildred
Montana
Mrs Scholes Dies In Portage After Long Illness
Mrs William Scholes, 64, died at her Portage home Tuesday after a lengthy heart ailment. Funeral services will be held Thursday at the residence with burial in Moundville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scholes
Portage
Moundville Cemetery
Holstein-Friesian Picnic Near Reedsburg Draws 150
The Holstein-Friesian Association held its annual picnic Saturday afternoon at the Wm. Gade farm east of Reedsburg with about 150 attendees including Baraboo residents and families such as Henry and John Alexander. Speakers included George C. Humphry of Madison and L. L. Oldham. A nearby dam failure during last week’s flood left soft dirt across land and children searched for fish as waters receded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein-Friesian Association
Lodde’s Mill
Baraboo Area Briefs Highlight Visitors and Local Events
Local residents arrive from Newport News and Chicago for visits with relatives while others plan travel to Yellowstone and Milwaukee. Community members attend reunions, sales, and hospitalities. notable trips include a Warsaw to Baraboo drive and a Baraboo encampment.
Classifieds: Farm Goods Ads and Machinery Offers
One cent per word for first insertion in either daily or weekly edition Half cent per word for each subsequent insertion of the same advertisement in either daily or weekly Minimum 25 cents All want ads cash in advance FOR SALE One heavy horse F F Newkirk south of pumping station FOR SALE Cherries and dark red strawberries L B Irish Phone 1611 Fil WANTED To hear from owner of good farm for sale State cash price full description D F Bush Minneapolis Minn FOR SALE The Dryer homestead in town of Dellona Address Mrs D A Bradley McPherson Kansas FOR SALE Cottage at Devils lake completely furnished including awnings This cottage is located on a desirable site at the north end of the lake For further particulars address by letter B K care of Baraboo News Baraboo Wis FOR SALE Overland 5 passenger bar model 83 in excellent condition Had best of care and driven only on Chicago streets by physician Good tires cylinder reground new pistons etc new battery 8 day clock Price 500 Terms if desired to responsible party if sold at once Calf Shillings garage FOR SALE Two young fresh Holstein cows With their calves Lewis White North Freedom AUTO ACCESSORIES surplus stock at less than factory cost Ford parts and bumpers tire covers spark plugs set Real's garage FOR SALE Spring pigs for feeders side delivery rake nearly new H H Smith 1965 F-11 Baraboo GASOLENE Gasolene 30 cents cash until further notice Real garage FOR SALE Ivers and Pond piano handsome mahogany case Price reasonable Mrs H E Cole 908 Ash st Phone 875
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Winkler
Margaretha Louise
Chicago
Gustave Seils
Helen Kamrath
Maeta Junge
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Eugene St. Peter
John Clement
Prairie du Sac
Elizabeth and
Lleventi
T.a Nettle
Della Payne
J. C. Payne
St. Paul
Yellowstone Park
Canadian Rockies
Victoria
Seattle
Peter Kramer
Erwin Kramer
Abion, Mich
Theodore Kramer
Leo
Orville Kramer
Margaret Ann
John Kramer
Carrie
Bert Kramer
Jacob Kramer
Otto Kramer
Glen Johnson
Henry Sibert
Margaret
Marcella
Wm. Winkelman
Iva
August Schlender
Walter
Henry Konkle
Co. D. Lisle
H. E. Cole
Lisle
Los Angeles
California
Ed McGilvra
Hillcrest
Jove
McArthur
Frank Colbourn
Chippewa Falls
Leo Blackburn
McGilvra
Ray Cowles
Mr. Cowles
Earl Shilling
Gollmar Garage
Edward von Wald
Warsaw
Indiana
Baraboo
Ohio City
Frank Stanley
Fairfield
Stanleys
Henry Goss
Muskegan
Mich
Samuel Stanley
Madison
la Mont Stanley
C. A. Stanley
F. Ingalls
C. Stanley
Portage
John Dwinnell
Virginia
Lodi
Augusta Stanley
Louisa A. Stanley
H. H. Stanley
W. D. Stanley
Frederick
Florence
George Lawrence
Margaret Stanley
Eng
D. M. Falvey
E. G. Paddock
Enos Sherman
East Sauk
Marquardt and
Brain Hill
A. J. Zantow
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Sandusky
Sauk City
Excelsior
Charles
Fred Scholl
Dorr Tennant
Wm. Reinfeldt
Lloyd O
Wm. Clingman
Ed O’connor Jr
Linsay
Rosella Rosenthal
W. Knowles
Japan
Orient
San Francisco
Blackburn, Scheible & Dyrud House Furnishers
Edna Hutchins
Reedsburg Training School
Fisher Drug Store
Lyle C. Clarke
Newport News
W. F. Frenz
Lieut. Clark
Fort Lee
Zantow
H. R. Miller
Nellie Young
Devils Lake
Mr. Miller
B. F. Hoyt
C. H. Evenson
Hoyt
Ft. Sheridan
Clear Lake
Christian Barnhard
Lorenz Tarnutzer
Merrimack
Court of Justice
H. L. Halsted
Barnhard
Mr. Barnhard
Durward
du Bois
Robert Gollmar
Carroll College
Stanford Richardson
Carroll
Lake Keems
W. J Tanghe
Baraboo High School
Tanghe Cottage
F. F. Newkirk
L. B. Irish
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis
Dellona
D. A. Bradley
McPherson
Kansas
Baraboo News
Wis
Lewis White
North Freedom
Ford
Real’s
H. H. Smith
Albert Templin Farm
G. Zauft
Ivers and Pond
Ash St
H. C. Ladewig
Oak Street
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