Local social visits and retirements span area towns
Mrs D Jerome and granddaughter Katherine Jerome visited Sparta with Katharine staying longer. Residents from Reedsburg Wonewoc Amherst Ironton Elroy and Baraboo hosted relatives and friends. William Sosinsky returned from fourteen months in service and resumed work at the Feeble Minded Home. Carpenters finish Wallace Jerome house and begin Gus Kropp project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Jerome
Katherine Jerome
Sparta
Mesdames Hake
Laughlin and Barth
Elroy
S. Huntley
Reedsburg
H. A. Butterterfield
Baraboo
H. E. Paddock
W. Hyslop
W. Sosinsky
Jacob Sosinsky
Wonewoc
William Sosinsky
Chippewa Falls
France
F. G. Klett
Milwaukee
Vivian Curtis
la Valle
Eva
Wallace Jerome
Gus Kropp
Local Residents Visit Relatives and Summer Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jensen and son of Dorchester visit relatives in town. Dr. and Mrs. F Spencer Mortimer and son from Iowa City arrive for vacations with his parents. Lois Thompson and Jelpha Hansberry travel from Hillsboro to Rockford for a week. Laura Gibbons leaves for Marshfield to visit daughter Lydia Lavallie and family and Ira and wife at Camp Douglas. Lena Mortimer and daughter of Cazenovia on a short visit. Eva Canon of Stanley comes to spend summer with grandmother Pheriba Small. Bryan Daye and Orna Small of Delton visit relatives. Hazel Hutchens attends Reedsburg training school commencement. Bernie Carpenter and sons from near Hillsboro visit L S Carpenter and D Miller homes. Lucy Mortimer returns from Iowa City after the past year. Art Mortimer and Rev. Viola Smith shop in Woncoce. Bernice Hutchens, June Frazier, and Eva Carpenter come home from Reedsburg training school for summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Jensen
Little Son
Dorchester
F. Spencer Mortimer
Iowa City
Wilson Mortimer
Lois Thompson
Jelpha Hansberry
Hillsboro
Rockford
Ill
Laura Gibbons
Marshfield
Lydia Lavallie
Ira
Camp Douglas
Lena Mortimer
Little Daughter
Cazenovia
Eva Canon
Stanley
Pheriba Small
Bryan Daye
Orna Small
Delton
Elatives
Hazel Hutchens
Reedsburg
Westfield Homecoming Picnic Draws Many From Nearby Towns
The Westfield Homecoming association held its annual picnic at Pyferin grove Ableman on Thursday June 19 with good attendance. Visitors included Mr and Mrs August Stackman and family Manston Mrs Philip Alexander and children Barron and Kenneth Von Wald Livingston. A hearty dinner and program by Ableman youth followed by plans for next year at Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield Homecoming Association
Pyferin Grove
Ableman
August Stackman
Manston
Philip Alexander
Barron
Kenneth von Wald
Livingston
Baraboo
Witwen
F. Brooks
Udo Braun
Ernest Koenig
George Schutz
John Simon
Harry Werthein
Percy Alexander
Will Alexander
Lime Ridge
Holstein Association
Sedgeland Farms
Ahan Egerer
John Werthéin
Florence
Ruth Alexander
Victor Eley
Percy
Alexander
Fred Lukensmier
John
Repka
Married Melissa Andrews and Archie Thomas wed at Carr Valley
Miss Melissa Andrews of Carr Valley and Archie R. Thomas of Reedsburg married at the bride's parents home on Wednesday June 18. Rev. Peckham officiated at high noon with Lyman Brereton and Grace Brereton present. Grace Thomas played the wedding march before a brief gathering. A wedding dinner followed and the couple will reside on the groom's farm near Reedsburg after a short honeymoon to Madison Milwaukee and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Andrews
Carr Valley
Archie R. Thomas
Reedsburg
David Andrews
Lyman Brereton
Grace F. Brereton
Pride
Peckham
Ironton M. E
Grace Thomas
Thompson and Sisson Tie Knots in La Crosse Ceremony
Dr. R D Thompson formerly of Reedsburg wed Miss Gertrude B Sisson daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank W Sisson of La Crosse in a quiet home ceremony on Tuesday June 17 at 6 o clock. Rev C Rawlinson of the First Congregational Church, La Crosse, officiated.
Hoxie and Miss Schaffner Wed at Spring Green Parsonage
B S Hoxie married Miss Genevieve Schaffner at the M E parsonage in Spring Green with Rev L W McKibbin officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Frank Jensen. Bride wore crepe de chine and pink roses. Reception followed at the groom’s parents’ Wilson Creek home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Hoxie
Genevieve Schaffner
M. E. Parsonage
Spring Green
L. W. McKibbin
Frank Jensen
J. H. Hoxie
Wilson Creek
Ballentine and Darling Wed in June Nuptials
Ballentine of Ironton and Gracia Darling of Manawa married on Wednesday June 18. Ballentine serves as principal of the Jefferson schools while his bride taught in the high school in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballentine—Darling
Will Ballentine
Ironton
Reedsburg
Gracia Darling
Manawa
Marriages in Baraboo Focus on Two Ceremonies
This morning at 8 30 at St Joseph s church Miss Lucile Graf daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Graf 420 Maxwell street and Michael Debrey were married Rev Fr O Reilly officiating. The couple left for a wedding trip to Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Louisville and St Louis. Debrey is proprietor of Mid Western Electric & Manufacturing Co Baraboo. They will reside at 143 Third Avenue. Earlier Tuesday morning June 24 at 9 occurred the first wedding celebrated in the new Evangelical church of Baraboo Miss Alice Kindschi and Roy Leiser were united in marriage. Leiser owns a farm near Merrimack and Kindschi is a noted Sauk county teacher. A quiet wedding breakfast followed at the bride s mother s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Church
Lucile Graf
Henry Graf
Maxwell Street
Michael Debrey
O‘reilly
Roberts
Leo
Laura Graf
William Beard
Winona
Milwaukee
Detroit
Chicago
Louisville
St. Louis
Debrey
Third Avenue
Mr. Debrey
Baraboo
Mid-Western Electric & Manufacturing Company
Third Street
New Evangelical Church of
Alice Kindschi
Roy Leiser
C. E. Hayes
Emil Garkie
Hilda
Merrimack
Mr. Leiser
William H. Leiser
Miss Kindschi
Sauk County
E. V. Alexander
Hyslop—Zehnpfenning
George Zehnpfenning
Mound Street
Madison
Isabell Marie Zehnpfennig
Volney B. Hyslop
George E. Hunt
Christ Presbyterian Church
James Hyslop
la Valle
Robert J. Hyslop
Nelson Brandt
Emma Bressler
Hyslop
University
Weyhard Weds Canfield In June Home Ceremony
Miss Lucille Weyhard daughter of Mrs Anton Mincel and Royal J Canfield were married June 11 at 10 30 am in the bride mother’s home Rev George Shade officiated The bride wore pale blue mull and the groom in his overseas uniform The couple plans a move to Baraboo after short stay at several Wisconsin towns Evenson’s Pharmacy advertises arsenate of lead for pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Sam
Norway Ridge
Elroy
Paynette
Madison
Baraboo
Mondovia Lehigh Sets Sauk County Dairy Records
Mondovia Lehigh a Breezy Hill cow owned by Clifford Capener posts a record year in Sauk County. The four year old produced 583 pounds of butter fat equal to 728 pounds of butter and nearly 12 000 pounds of milk. Net income 551 05 after feed costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondovia Lehigh
Clifford Capener
Breezy Hill
Sauk County
Mondovia
Pitiful Plight of Spring Green Man
The Home News reports Moses Burns, a 75 to 80 year old Bear Creek resident and Civil War veteran, in a dire state after a misadventure moving from Los Angeles to Spring Green. He claims gangs on a train misled him, was dumped in slums of Chicago, and injured himself with a razor in a Park hotel room. He is described as dazed, wandering, and unable to travel alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Green News
Home News
Bear Creek
Moses Burns
Burns
Los Angeles
California
Spring Green
Park Hotel
Burial of Iowa mother ends Lodi visit by daughters
Mrs Emma Foley Mrs Ella Christman and Miss Alma Gunderson returned to Lodi from Wallingford Iowa where they buried their mother Mrs Andrew Gunderson. Mrs Gunderson had lived in Lodi for the past year and died after an operation in Chicago on May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Emma Foley
Ella Christman
Alma Gunderson
Lodi
Wallingford
Andrew Gunderson
Gunderson
Chicago
Death notices of Rudolph Alexander and Otto F. Wendt
Rudolph Alexander of Honey Creek died in Miranda South Dakota at age 70. He was born in Germany in 1849 and married Mary Trueb in 1876, with six children and several siblings. Otto F. Wendt, 22, drowned at Lake Wisconsin near Merrimack. funeral details note burial at Oak Hill cemetery with multiple family attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Alexander
Honey Creek
Hom
Miranda
S. C
Germany
America
Mary Trueb
Alexander
Rockham
S. D
Baraboo
Fond du Lac
St. Paul
Alfred Trueb
Edna
George Mellentine
John Wartzok
Otto F. Wendt
Carl Wendt
Merrimack
Taras
Mueller
Gust Wendt
Charles Albrecht
George Gobright
Albert Harman
Charles Richmiller
Wisconsin
Edith
Anna
Martha
Milwaukee
Robert Schultz
Oak Hill Cemetery
Fairfield and Baraboo Visitors Mentioned in Local Notes
Fairfield residents welcomed the Lem Hewitt family from Webster Prairie and the J. H. Luce family of Baraboo. Edna Getchell finishes third year at Baraboo high. Eugene Cushman and Bryan Day families visited Delton. J. H. Luce of Baraboo called on his Fairfield brother. Bert Cushman rides a new bicycle. One of Irvin Bump’s horses died after heat. Dwight Getchell to Milwaukee as a witness. Farmers begin haying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Hewitt
Webster Prairie
J. H. Luce
Edna Getchell
Baraboo
Eugene Cushman
Bryan
Delton
Fairfield
Bert Cushman
Irvin Bump
Dwight Getchell
Milwaukee
Community Notes Roundup From Baraboo Area
Mrs. John Hindes attended Baraboo commencement with Hubert Hindes a graduate. Clara Cotten and two Winona daughters visited Vanderhoef home. Ernest Black attended Seils-Knoop wedding at North Freedom. Rev Popp observed 30th wedding anniversary with a planned church lawn social hampered by a storm. Walter Holtz returned from France. Holtz park picnic welcomed him. Nearby families and relatives gathered at Popp and Vanderhoef homes. Westfield homecoming picnic at Pyterson Park drew many. rained peanuts delighted children. Second band concert of the season noted. Gertrude Bainbridge, Madison graduate, at home. Baraboo visits by Vanderhoefs, Uphoffs, Luchensmiers. E. C. Bentley family at Devils Lake. Schutz brothers visited Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hindes
Baraboo
Hubert Hindes
Clara Cotten
Winona
John Vanderhoef
Ernest Black
Seils-Knoop
North Freedom
F. P. Popp
Walter Holtz
France
Holtz
Arthur Popp
Mineral Point
Fritz Popp
Madison
Anna Viestenz
Arcadia
Geo. E Isenberg
Wm. Zech
Reedsburg
Aug Hintz
Westfield
Pyterson’s Park
Ableman School
Ladies of the Baptist Choir
Gertrude Bainbridge
Carl Uphoff
Fred Luchensmier
Otto Uphoff
E. C. Bentley
Devils Lake
George
Andrew Schutz
Local residents update from Sauk Prairie and nearby towns
Peter Byer has returned home after service across the country. Earl Lyons is at Camp Grant awaiting discharge. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haloway travel to South Dakota by car. Grant Loomis visited with his mother. Lucile Tinkham spent the weekend in Reedsburg. Henry Ingleking visited the parental home. Herbert Hewitt came to work for the summer at the Frank Cleveland home. Lyons Sunday school picnic was held at Skillet Creek. Mrs. Willard Kimball returned from La Crosse after a visit with the Eastwoods. Ruth will attend La Crosse Normal for the summer. Harry Patrick of Racine is visiting relatives. The Cleveland family returned from the Bible reunion at Ironton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Byer
Earl Lyons
Camp Grant
Arthur Haloway
South Dakota
Grant Loomis
Sauk Prairie
Lucile Tinkham
Reedsburg
Henry Ingleking
Herbert Hewitt
Frank Cleveland
Lyons Sunday School
Skillet Creek
Willard Kimball
la Crosse
Eastwood
Ruth
Harry Patrick
Racine
Lee Cleveland
Ironton
Isabell Zehnpfenning Wed to Volney Hyslop in Madison
Miss Isabell Marie Zehnpfenning and Volney B. Hyslop wed at the Zehnpfenning home in Madison at 2 pm with Rev. George E. Hunt officiating. Attended only by relatives, the couple will reside in Madison after August 1 and plan a two week honeymoon in Chicago.
Local notices and social items from Baraboo and surrounding area
A mixed list of people visiting, traveling for work, and social events in Baraboo and nearby communities. Notable items include Miss Maude Blachly visiting Morgan Park, Polly Lanse’s return from Baraboo work, Irene Warne taking up Marinello work in Kenosha, and Edwin Pawlisch and Wilmer Ragatz starting jobs in East Chicago. The Sunshine club met, a Five Hundred party was held, and several families hosted or visited relatives. Services for children’s day are announced for next Sunday at 10 30 in the M B church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Wright
Gus Henke
William Hill
Maude. Baker
Colorado
Edward Hill
Baraboo
Albert Petteys
Whitney Fullmer
Earl
Albert Giese
Berneta
Wm. Rick
Excelsior
Marjorie Lohman
Lodi
Merrimack
C. L. Richardson
Jean
Prairie du Lac
G. W. Davies
Lancaster
Davies
M. B
Children Day Observed at M. E. Church
Sunday service at the M. E. church for Children’s Day. Miss Lucile Hoover returned from Baraboo after graduating high school. Irma Premo graduated from Redsburg training school and Eva Waterbury returned from the university. Mr and Mrs J Waterbury, Mr and Mrs Walter Kindschi and Mrs S Premo attended the Reedsburg commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Lucile Hoover
Baraboo
Irma Premo
Redsburg
Eva Waterbury
J. Waterbury
Walter Kindschi
S Premo
Reedsburg
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Half Century Public Favorite Medicine
The ad asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla has earned public confidence for fifty years and claims its merit for blood, stomach, liver, and kidney ailments. It emphasizes long development, tested results, and many personal testimonies as proof of its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Card of Thanks for Daughters Death Support
The Johnson family thanks neighbors and friends for help after the death of their daughter and for floral offerings. They acknowledge Rev. Coontz for comforting words and singing. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Coontz
Glenn Johnson
Glenville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Master Newell Rumpf of South Bend Indiana visits his cousin Chester Rumpf during a vacation. Armour Pearson plans to visit Hazelton South Dakota with sister Mrs Russell Tye. Will Gall spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs Leeds and children from New Brunswick New York summering at Hardy cottage with Mr Leeds to join later in New York City. Mrs Daniel Rumpf of Livingstone Wisconsin called on nephew John Rumpf last Saturday. Viva Edwards of Baraboo spent Sunday at O F Edwards home. A group of youths enjoyed a weiner roast on the old school grounds Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Rumpf
South Bend
Ind
Chester Rumpf
Armour Pearson
Hazelton
S. D
Russell Tye
Will Gall
Chas. Gall
Leeds
New Brunswick
N. Y
Hardy Cottage
Mr. Leeds
New York City
Daniel Rumpf
Livingstone
Wis
John Rumpf
Viva Edwards
Baraboo
O. F. Edwards
New Piles Treatment Promises Quick Cure by Dr. Riley
Milwaukee physician Dr. F. T. Riley announces a ten minute dissolving method for piles and a four day cure without knife or pain. He guarantees permanent relief or costs are waived and offers free particulars upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
F. T. Riley
M. Building
Wis
Riley
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. P. Steinprinck
Thomas—Andrews
Hoxie—Schaffner
Debrey— Graf
Leiser—Kindschi
Evenson’s Pharmacy
C. L Hoop CO
Lowe'l
Mass
Illinois University
Plymouth
S. A. We OY
Sumpter
Glenville
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