Gowles Families Hold Reunion in Fairfield
The Gowles relatives gathered for the thirteenth annual reunion and picnic at the Attridge home in Fairfield on June 18. About forty attendees enjoyed a dinner under trees, piano solos, stories, and ice cream, with Mrs. Edith Hengstier and Mrs. M. Haines among town participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowtes
Frank Attridge
Fairfield
George Hanson
Sixth Avenue
Hanson
Elizabeth (Cowles) Holden
James Cowles
Holden
Baraboo c
W. H. Aton
Edith Hengstier
North Freedom
M. Haines
Milwaukee
Our Town
Hanson Youngest Among Guests with Lewis Cowles Elder
Hanson was the youngest in attendance while Mr. Lewis Cowles was the oldest present indicating a mixed-age gathering.
Card of Thanks Following Bereavement
The Cornell Wakefield Pelton and Powell families extend thanks to friends and neighbors for help floral offerings and acts of kindness during our bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Cornell Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Wakefield Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Wakefield Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pelton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pelton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Cornell
E. Wakefield
T. S. Wakefield
Willis Pelton
Charles Pelton
Charles Powell
Card of Thanks from grieving family expresses gratitude
We thank friends and neighbors for help after our bereavement especially G A Briggs and the L B C Mr and Mrs George Cook and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. George Cook
Reedsburg Resident Mrs Korb Buried at Narrow's Prairie
Reedsburg and Mrs. Jacob Korb, born in New York in 1835, buried on Narrow's Prairie, leaves one son in Rushville New York and two daughters near North Freedom Mrs Esther Ritzenthaler and Mrs Myrtle Johnston. Patrick Tierney, former Reedsburg wagon maker, died in Portland Oregon. Kenneth Fuller four year old son of Mr and Mrs Claud Fuller of St Paul and grandson of Mr and Mrs John Fuller of Reedsburg died of diphtheria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Korb
Narrow’s Prairie
New York State
Rushville
New York
North Freedom
Esther Ritzenthaler
Myrtle Johnston
Patrick Tierney
Reedsburg
Portland
Oregon
Kenneth Fuller
Claud Fuller
St. Paul
John Fuller
Sumpter Couple Wed in Sumpter as New Baby Born
A son was born June 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Peetz, while Mrs. Peetz is very ill. Arno Waffenschmidt and Kate Hatz wed at the bride’s parents home, both of Sumpter, and will live with the groom’s mother in Sumpter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Peetz
Perry Daughter Katharine Graduates at Smith College
Miss Katharine Perry of Reedsburg graduates at Smith College in Northampton Massachusetts. Members of the Perry family attend the commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith College
Katharine Perry
Reedsburg
Northampton
Mass
Perry
June Weddings Solemnized In Elegant Ceremony
The article describes two families celebrating a June wedding with a veil and orange blossoms. The bride wore a black gown, attended by Miss Mary and Ida Halweg, while the groom was supported by Fred Griegel and Julius Halwey. After the ceremony, guests showered the couple with rice, then enjoyed a supper for about 300 at a bowery decorated with ferns and flowers, followed by dancing and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mary
Ida Halweg
Fred Griegel
Julius Halwey
Will Build an Addition at Portage Power House
The Southern Wisconsin Power company will add a new building to its Portage power house to store electricity generated at Kilbourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Wisconsin Power Company
Portage
Kilbourn
The Actor's Daughters at 99 Dark Street
F W Robinson continues a serialized drama centered on a family at a city address. The chapter advances relationships and tensions among the actors characters as events unfold at their home and in related settings.
Baraboo home of Mr and Mrs F D Brink admired for thrift
The Brink residence on Lake road draws attention for happiness and thriving garden. Their newly acquired house beside the highway hosts abundant garden produce including large, delicious strawberries. A sample berry left at the office showcased the quality and joy of their harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Snr
F. D. Brink
Lake Road
Malloy Home Hosts Matilda Belle Nachbrenner Wedding
A wedding reception was held at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Malloy’s South Fairfield home on Wednesday June 18 for Matilda Belle who wed Daniel Nachbrenner at Plain. About 150 guests attended the lawn reception and gifts were exchanged. The couple will live on a White Mound farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Malloy
South Fairfield
Matilda Belle
Daniel Nachrener
Plain
Nachbrenner
White Mound
Miss Nelle Feight and Ora Kirkpatrick wed at Union Center
Miss Nelle Grace Feight and Ora Kirkpatrick were married at the Feight home near Union Center on Wednesday June 18. Feight recently completed a successful year as assistant principal of Lime Ridge school and Kirkpatrick runs an implement business in Lime Ridge. They plan to reside in Lime Ridge after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Grace Feight
Ora Kirkpatrick
George Feight
Union Center
Miss Feight
Lime Ridge
Kirkpatrick
Elizabeth Klemm Weds Albert Pawlisch At Baraboo Area Home
About 180 guests attended the June 15 wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Klemm as Elizabeth Klemm married Albert Pawlisch south west of Baraboo. Rev. Mueller officiated. The couple will live in North Freedom where the groom is building a new home to be ready by August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Klemm
Elizabeth Klemm
Albert Pawlisch
Alma Klemm
Charles Pawlisch
Mueller
Baraboo
Alla Pawlisch
Chicago
Clement-Davisson Couple Wed in Spring Green Ceremony
Arthur Clement son of Mr and Mrs F Clement of Prairie du Lac and Eva Davisson of Spring Green married at high noon in Spring Green. The groom works with the firm Cleson and Clement and the couple will reside in Spring Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Clement
F. Clement
Prairie du Lac
Eva Davisson
Spring Green
Cleson & Clement
In the House of Delia Nash A Mystery Unfolds
I enter Delia Nash's house with Lisamer to confront a hidden danger. A sudden upstairs light flickers as Miss Nash pleads for my departure, then I insist on searching the rooms above despite her protests. A cry of grief hints at a deeper peril surrounding Fairfax and his circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lissamer
Delia
Miss Nash
Fairfax
George Fairfax
Twin Daughters Die In Separate Tragic Deaths
The baby twin daughter of Mr and Mrs John Werner died Friday afternoon. The surviving twin brother died about two weeks earlier, leaving the family in mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Werner
Frank Treptow and Eliza Manthey Wed at Big Creek Church
Frank Treptow and Eliza Manthey were married at the Big Creek Lutheran church near La Valle in a recent ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Treptow
Miss
Eliza Manthey
Big Creek Lutheran Church
la Valle
Guaranteed Eczema Remedy Promise by Dr Hobson’s Ointment
Mr J C Eveland of Bath Ill reports twenty five years of eczema relief after using Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment. The formula, used for years, is guaranteed by Pfeiffer Chemical Co. Price 50c. Available from druggists or by mail Philadelphia and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hobson
J. C. Eveland
Bath, Ill
Osteopathy and Germ Disease Treatment Compared
The article explains osteopathy's view on germs as the exciting cause of disease, with predicating body weakness and the vasomotor-linked circulation improving germ lethargy. It notes osteopathy’s stance on surgery, training requirements, and the surgeon’s role, citing Dr. Chas E. Getchell of Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Getchell
Reinking Bldg
Baraboo
Agnes Lloyd Jones and Frank Page Wood wed in Hillside ceremony
Miss Agnes Lloyd Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Enos Lloyd Jones and Frank Page Wood of Chicago were married at Hillside near Spring Green The ceremony was pronounced by Rev Jenkin Lloyd Jones of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Lloyd Jones
Enos Lloyd Jones
Frank Page Wood
Chicago
Hillside
Spring Green
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Miss Roselip and Lester Blackman United in Capital City
Miss Mattie Roselip daughter of Mr and Mrs F J Roselip of Spring Green and Lester Blackman of Madison were married in the Capital City recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Roselip
F. J. Roselip
Spring Green
Lester Blackman
Madison
Capital City
Builders plan addition to barn for Plain Herbert Siegel
Daughters arrive at the homes of Henry Lins and George Bauer as plans for a new barn addition by Plain Herbert Siegel are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Siegel
Henry Lins
George Bauer
Inspector warns creameries after court fines in La Valle
A state inspector visits dairies and urges cleanliness. Justice Andre's court fined Frank Rabneck and Joseph Piehl near La Valle twenty five dollars each plus costs totaling about thirty seven dollars. The inspector urges all dairymen to read the hygiene chapter in the big book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre
Frank Rabneck
Joseph Piehl
la Valle
Gardie Bird Dies on Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Mrs. Gardie Bird wife of Dr. R H Bird of Madison died on her fortieth wedding anniversary. Interment at Arena Friday.
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Studebaker
Minneapolis
South Bend, Ind
Dallas
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Portland, Ore
Gowles
G. A. Briggs
Sumpter
Stickney
S. A. McCoy
Wii
Ayer
C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Paul W. Schutte
Martha HK
Vorlopp
F. W. Robinson
Nachreiner—Malloy
Kirkpatrick-Feight
Pawlisch—Klemm
Clement—Davisson
George Fairie
Treptrow—Manthey
W. F. Nuzum
Dillenbeck’s
C. A. Schmidt, D. D
Northern Ill
College of Ophthalmology
Wellington Hotel
Wisconsin
Wonewoc
Thaerer Bros
D. D.S
U. of Mich
Nature
Lloyd Jones—Wood
Blackman
Roselip
Geez
Wellington
Lueth Bros
Fourth Ave
Hollisters
Rocky Mountain
Holturstsr Drew Comm
Wis
C. F. Hess
Madison Wisconsin
Goldfarb
Oak St
State of Wisconsin
Department of State Notice
Sauk County
Baraboo Lighting Co
Patterson Iron Mining Co
J. L. Stewart Lumber Co
Loretto
Loganville Telephone Co
Washington
Wisconsin Iron Mining Co
D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington, D. C
Miles
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