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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
11
Store touts a large stock with substantial discounts on coats suits dresses and fabrics. Prices drop on silks linens ginghams and linens with extra reductions on bed spreads table linens and trim. Sale emphasizes rapid draw and urges customers to act before it ends.
Fairfield society brief noting Mrs Puttkammer ill for days Warren V Luce and family visited from the weekend with his parents Mrs Josie Getchell spent time with local friends Potato planting delays due to dry weather a late spring first rain begun haying time A Getchell made a city trip Mrs Wilbur Hanson of Dakota visits Baraboo and Fairfield
La Valle residents Mr and Mrs Ernie Funnell and children visit Waterline relatives. Alma Bentley and two sons travel from Bryant Wisconsin to see Mrs S Pearson. Ida Gade from Reedsburg visits Mrs W H Wilson for a day. A daughter is born to Thompsons family. Ruth Borchers injures arm after hammock fall and recovers. Burr Potter of Miami Florida stops by town. may relocate for health. Cuff family from Minneapolis visits Mrs D Jerome. Fosdick children visit Mrs L Thompson in Madison. M Gahagen of Milton Junction spends a few hours in town. F S Barnett Harve and Mel are mentioned locals.
James Grover and Will Head took a fishing trip last week in Lemonweir country. Mr and Mrs H E Mansfield and family spent Sunday at Devils Lake.
Sauk City residents and visitors travel to Milwaukee Madison De Pere and Charles City Iowa for short visits and extended stays. Notables include Mr and Mrs Oswald Homberger and son Robert from Janesville visiting Rob ert Homberger. Raymond Bartosch and daughter Rita from Jackson Minnesota staying for an extended visit. Mrs Ida Pohlman Mrs G Fischer Mrs Jos Deman Mrs Emma Meyer and others visiting relatives in Milwaukee Cottage Grove De Pere Mazomanie Merrill and Madison.
A scientist states hot weather requires chicks to be fed sour milk to stay healthy and thriving. The remark highlights caring for young poultry during warm conditions.
J G Halpin of the College of Agriculture at the University of Wisconsin notes thousands of chicks hatch in June and early July when conditions are unfavourable. He says sour milk fed to thick or clabbered feed helps curb harmful bacteria and ward off disease, reducing losses for farmers who tried it.
Writer recalls a five day motor tour from Colchester to Bishop Stortford and Luton, visiting Essex Surrey Middlesex Hertfordshire. He notes Colchester barracks with 12,000 soldiers, old churches built of coast pebbles, and a cousin in Hitchin. He calls England best seen by car in summer after three weeks on the road.
A strawberry and ice cream social is planned at Ed Green's home on Tuesday June 24. The Willing Workers will meet with Mrs. Emma Webster on Friday June 27.
Funeral services for William Clarence Trussell, aged about 35, held at his parents home northwest of Kilbourn after his drowning in the Wisconsin River north of Kilbourn. G A Briggs conducted the service with Paul Neitzel directing. Bearers were five brothers and an uncle. interment at Oak Hill cemetery North Freedom. The death followed a swim when Trussell approached his neighbor from behind.
A youth fell from a boat into about six feet of water and drowned as an adult attempted to help him. The man swam to a neighbor, then to a second farm for aid. The boy was recovered by boat oars and taken to the Britton home where he worked before being returned to his father and E. F. Hormig.
Engineer Britton notes an odd flock of black birds along the river above Reedsburg. They cross the track and behave like migrating birds in fall, possibly bachelors without mates or a cluster of suf fragettes. explanation remains unclear.
Edward Schneller of Highth street suffers appendicitis while Mrs. Albert Puthammer of Fairfield is seriously ill with pneumonia. T Roach of Merrimack is stricken with paralysis. The aged gentleman remains in serious condition.
A local marriage license grants Albert Hawkins of Winfield and Alma Gatz of La Valle permission to wed in a civil ceremony.
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