Tanlac credited with son’s recovery in Milwaukee plea
Milwaukee mother praises Tanlac after its apparent aid to her son Earl who had suffered headaches, nausea, poor appetite, and weak health for years. She cites improved appetite sleep and strength and notes Tanlac availability in Baraboo Reedsburg and Sauk City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Berha Krause
Pratt St
Wis
Earl
Taniac
Tanlac
Woods
Baraboo
Fisher Bros
Reedsburg
Henry Thiemann
Sauk City
G. Waltz
Adv
Corwin Geymann Celebrates Sixteenth Birthday With Friends
Caledonia neighbors and schoolmates surprised Corwin Geymann on his sixteenth birthday with games and refreshments. Gifts were exchanged during the evening. Local notes mention a family picnic by the W. Hamiltons in Dekorra and visits among area residents amid recent heavy rains causing damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwin Geymann
W. Hamilton
Dekorra
Wisconsin River
H. C. Kunow
August Schirmer
Baraboo
August Reuckert
Anna Mielke
Moundville
Henry Anacker
Wm Anacker
William
Minnesota
Funeral of Mrs August Schoenbeck Held at Luther Church
Funeral services for Mrs August Schoenbeck aged 62 were held Sunday at the Lutheran church with Rev F P Popp officiating. She leaves a husband a daughter Mrs Louise Brockow and two sons William and Arthur. Relatives and friends from Madison Chicago Reedsburg Baraboo Delton and Cresco attended. Local visitors included Mr and Mrs Herman Timme and Miss Ellen Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Schoenbeck
F. P. Popp
Louise Brockow
Willian
Arthur
Ernest Wallace
Madison
Fred Schoenbeck
Gustav Schoenbeck
Chicago
Marie Brokow
Reedsburg
Fred Mueller
Baraboo
Herman Timme
Ellen Sanford
Delton
Sadie Greeney
H. A. Langenhan
Lois
August Langenhan
Phyllis Bentley
Amy Paff
Freda Westead
Carl Bartenbach
Edith Ott and Son
Prophetstown
Ill
Leone Graf
Cresco
Iowa
E. C. Bentley
John Brunhoefer Sr
Rockford
George Mentie
Esther
Harold
Esther Mente
Loganville
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Chas. Geissler
Barabooge
Carl Strand
Local Families Welcome Visitors and Return Home
Mrs. Mary Lusby arrived home from Nebraska where she spent weeks with her daughters Miss Effie Lusby and Mrs. Clifford Judevine. Leta remains to teach there next year. Mrs. Mary Jones of Montana visits her son John Trapp. Daisy Peck of Baraboo stayed with Irvin Bump and called on Mrs. Monroe Bump. Albert Ziegler’s family hosted Mr. and Mrs. John Prine and five children from Sparrow. Prine is Ziegler’s half brother and Prine’s wife is Ziegler’s sister.
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South Fairfield
Mary Lusby
Nebraska
Effie Lusby
Clifford Judevine
Leta
West
Mary Jones
Montana
John Trapp
Daisy Peck
Baraboo
Irvin Bump
Monroe Bump
Albert Ziegler
John Prine
Sparrow
Mr. Prine
Mr. Ziegler
Mrs. Prine
Mrs. Ziegler
Prairie du Sac Births and Local Visits
Birth notices for Mary Alice Neu. Several residents listed visiting or traveling to Chicago Janesville Waukesha Syracuse Belleaire and Madison. Families mentioned include Unterholzner Davis Ney Sisson Babington Fey Avery Kindschi Oakey with weekend trips and convention attendance noted.
Baraboo News Roundup and Local Notes
Baraboo hosts visits from John Martin and Alma Martin while Will Marquardt becomes the first Bluffs owner of a Fordson tractor. A ten pound boy arrives at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zanton’s home. Olive Bellows stays with her mother, Alma Martin departs for Chicago summer school and a St Paul post for next year. Henry Mertzke family enjoys a new car as gypsies camp nearby and make for chicken coops. Asters by the brookside and gypsies by the roadside are noted in local verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin
Minneapolis
Mazomanie
Will Marquardt
Bluffs
Fred Zanton
Alma Martin
Yankton
S. C
Chicago
St. Paul
Olive Bellows
Henry Mertzke
Brookside
Lightning Spoils Two Horses and Social News Roundup
Sumpter Earl McGilvra lost one horse to lightning and another was blinded by the storm. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zanton. An ice cream strawberry social on the church lawn drew a crowd. Alumni events, family visits, and travelers are noted, including the Kindschi and Premo families, the Wagner and Young households, and the Byers families arriving and departing from J. L. Hill’s with one member staying for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl McGilvra
Fred Zanton
Walter Kindschi
Irma Premo
Reedsburg
Bargain notices from Elbert Searles
Local seller Elbert Searles advertises daily bargains with no fixed bargain sheet. Contact at 522 South Center Street to inquire and place calls for deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Searles
South Center St
Local Notes Bring Familiar Faces to Nearby Towns
Oak Hyl residents recall F A Henrich's one day visit to Madison. William Riggert and family enjoy a new Ford. Emma Horstmann of Reedsburg stayed with N B Graves family earlier in the week. Mrs Julius Schultz visited Louie Steinke and family near Baraboo. Everett Ingham, returning from Washington, visits old neighbors after moving west with parents a decade ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Henrich
Madison
Wm. Riggert
Emma Horstmann
Reedsburg
N. B. Graves
Julius Schultz
Louie Steinke
Baraboo
Everett Ingham
Washington
Chicago Guests Stay With Local Hosts
Mr and Mrs Miller and their two children from Chicago spent last week as guests of Mr and Mrs Will Cole Jr in the town, enjoying hospitality and a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Miller
Chicago
Will Cole, Jr
Local residents and visitors noted at Lyndon station and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Puffer of Lyndon Station visited Mrs Hammond last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Clark Weidman attended Chicago convention week. George Chapman and three children visited Delton Sunday. Mrs Williams and daughter Mabel of Oak Park stayed in a summer cottage. Mrs Mary Brown of Waukesha spent time with daughter Grace Adams. Mr and Mrs M L Crane hosted Evansville friends last Thursday. Rain deluge raised lakes to historic levels since 1917 causing grain damage. Miss Alma Freer of Indianapolis stayed with Mrs Charles Washburn. Mrs Cora Brown of Kilbourn spent the weekend with relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puffer
Lyndon Station
Alma Freer
Indianapolis
Charles Washburn
Cora Brown
Kilbourn
Alma Dippel
U. W
H. Weinke
Wone
Westfield Community Notes Amid Services and Socials
Westfield held a quarterly meeting with services on Saturday and Sunday led by Rev. Mulfinger of Chicago and Rev. Voll. Attendees included Mrs Wm Stackhouse Nellie Stackhouse Mr and Mrs Paul Neitzel and son Mrs Fred Simon of Baraboo Hattie Ninnen and C S Schulte Ableman and families, plus Will Alexander and others. Visitors attended Sauk county Holstein picnic at Reedsburg and a double wedding in Baraboo where Charley Bush and Viola Bush united to Claude Haskins.
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Mulfinger
Chicago
Voll
Wm. Stackhouse
Nellie Stackhouse
Paul Neitzel
Fred Simon
Baraboo
Hattie Ninnen
North Freedom
C. S. Schulte Ableman
Tom Johnston
Melvin
Limeridge
Percy Alexanders
John Repke
Percy Alexander
Clarence Schulte
Will Alexander
Sauk County Holstein
W. Gade’s
Reedsburg
Fred Brooks
Udo Braun
Charley Bush
Viola
George Woolfort
James Borders
Ford Car Takes Bath in Stream
Last Wednesday's storm caused torrents across Maple Hill and Quarry district as S J Hackett's Ford on the quarry stream was swept away then anchored to a telephone pole. The lowlands flooded harming crops while residents from Baraboo, Stevens Point and Beloit visited relatives and attended church. The piece notes local visits, health updates, and a 13th birthday surprise for Rex Hewitt at his grandparents' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Hill
la Rue
S. J. Hackett
Chas. V. Wright
Baraboo
Walter Wood
Stevens Point
J. Leifer
Legal Notice in Sauk County Court Action June 1920
First publication June 24 1920 announces summons in favor of August Steinhorst et al against multiple defendants including Ruhland Brewing and La Crosse Carriage. Court action involves land described as parts of section 13 township 11 north range 5 east Sauk County Wisconsin. Defendants must answer within 20 days or default judgment will be entered.
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State OF Wisconsin Circuit Court
Sauk County
August Steinhorst
Augusta Steinhorst
State OF
Wisconsin
Baraboo
Said County
State
Local Socials and Notes Update From La Valle Area
Community gatherings mark the week with farewell parties and visits. Residents attend picnics, birthdays, and hospital stays while kinship ties pull families across Baraboo Madison Reedsburg and Milwaukee. A son born to J R Clark and a death in the Kinnamon family punctuate local life.
Plainfield Dentist Ralph Draper Visiting City Friends
Ralph Draper of Plainfield visits the city where he formerly lived in Baraboo and is a Baraboo High School graduate now practicing dentistry in Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Draper
Plainfield
Baraboo
Mr. Drap
Pleasant Ridge Residents Attend Baraboo Picnic and Visit
Wm Halbersleben toured southern county highway work on Friday. The Guernsey picnic at Baraboo drew Wm Krause Henry Hamburg Theo Herwig and families Aug Hinrichs and families. Louis Halbersleben and Mrs Halbersleben joined him. she stayed for a month in Texas. Alvin Claridge of Winfield called at Theo Herwig’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Halbersleben
Wm Krause
Henry Hamburg
Theo
Herwig
Aug. Hinrichs
Guernsey
Baraboo
Louis Halbersleben
San Benito
Texas
Mr. Halbersleben
Willie Sorge Recovers After Appendectomy at Reedsburg Hospital
Thursday Willie Sorge recovering well after an appendectomy performed two weeks ago at Reedsburg hospital. Albert Gade and his family of Narrows Prairie visited the Struck home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Sorge
Reedsburg
Albert Gade
Narrows Prairie
Young Fan Injured At Devils Lake Baseball Game
Edward Oiler, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Oiler, suffered a hand injury at a Devils Lake baseball game last Sunday when a player chasing a ball stepped on his hand, driving a shoe spike into the hand and crushing a finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Oiler
John Oiler
Devils Lake
Bayer Aspirin Label Describes Safe, Trusted Tablets
The note asserts Bayer aspirin is genuine and safe, approved by millions over twenty years, and prescribed by physicians. It warns to use an intact Bayer package with proper directions good for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. Tin boxes of 12 tablets cost a few cents and larger packages are sold by druggists.
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Bayer
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Sylvia Plaff
Lutheran Sewing Circle
Mesdames E. Volz
G. F. Scharnke
Caledonia
Ableman
Prairie DU Sac
Frank Neu
Mary Alice
Louis Unterholzner
J. A. Schmidt
Janesville
Lillian
Lucille Davis
Waukesha
Carroll College
J. M. Ney
Syracuse
N. Y
Roy J. Sisson
Bellaire
Mich
John Sisson
Sam Babington
Bruce
Eau Claire
C. E. Fey
Chas. Colby
Henry Avery
Brookings
S. D
Herman Kindschi
K. E. Kindschi
Chas. W. Oakey
Baraboo Bluffs
Sumpter
Westfield
FORD
North
Freedom
Henry Leifer
Huron
John Leifer
Milton Cook
Frank Wright
Arthur Knapp
Edward
Herbert Westenhaver
Beloit
Canning Factory
George Brown
Wentworth
P. C. Dierschle
H. M. Eschenbach
Reno Fullmer
Mildred Grosinshe
Cleveland
Ohio
Rex Hewitt
Ernest Hewitt
Hewitt
Ethel
Relief Corps
Royal Neigh
Charles
Shegate
Betsy Ann Waddell
Waddell
Homer C. Potter
Potter
A. Barker
E. D. Manning
Little Son
California
Jolitz
Zimbie
Mary Barkenhagen
Oscar Sterling
Alex Ralph
Wm. Lyons
High Street
Emma Pagel
Reedsburg Hospital
Charles Foulkes
Amy Clowes
Doris Blachly
Mayme Dixon
Whitney Fullmer
George Armstrong
Streator
K. F. Plowman
John Holzman
Rosella Lieder
Charles Wazadilo
Freda Lieder
Orvalle Harkins
Royal Neighbors
A. H. Giese
John Ward
LA Valle
Leon Webster
F.S. Barnett
W. Barnett
Eva Berry
Harrison Duddleston
Lafayette
Indiana
W. Oliver
F. Groat
J. Corscadden
Beulah Butman
James
Pleasant Ridge
Hollister
Donovan’s Pharmacy
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Electric Storage Battery CO
Fourth Street
Baraboo, Wis
E. Aug. Runge Investment CO
Rall T. Runge
Insurance Investments
Clara T. Runge
J. A. Martiny
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