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Newspaper

Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1919

Page

5

Local Social Notes From North Dellona and Lyndon

Alva Hawes and family spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Leslie Hirst. Dorothy Fowler of New Diggins is at her grandmother Mrs H Blood. Edith Kelly of Redsburg spent last week at the Hawes home. Mrs Vroman of Chippewa visits sister Mrs A Varvion. Ladies Aid meets Mrs Orval Peck Thursday. Blanche Vicker employed at Crandal hotel Kilbourn June 26. Wm Scott family visited Robert Charnley home Excelsior Sunday. Ollie Faloran moves to Milwaukee with Mary Szymanoski.

North Dellona Lyndon Alva Hawes Leslie Hirst Dorothy Fowler New Diggins H. Blood Edith Kelly Redsburg Alva Hawes Vroman Chippewa A. Varvion Ladies’ Aid Society Orval Peck Blanche Vicker Crandal Kilbourn Wm. Scott Robert Charnley Excelsior Ollie Faloran Mary Szymanoski Milwaukee

Durwards Glen Visits and Soldier Return Sightings

William Benz smooths Durward hill and visitors, including Frank Koons and returning soldiers, flock to Durward’s Glen. Mrs Wing's visit recalls war duty and local curiosity prevails as Viola and Isobel Marshall travel to Glenwood. A Ladies’ group arrives from distant places, and a near accident underscores the Glen’s precautions amid a bee infestation in the old studio.

William Benz Durward C. EB. Wing Frank Koons James Capener Muellers N. G. Abbott Viola Isobel Marshall Glenwood John Miss Adamson Caledonia

Local social notes from Oak Hill and area

A series of family and social visits across Oak Hill Baraboo and Carr Valley include a June 18 birth at the Gallagher home Esther Schultz worked for aunt Mrs Steinbrinck in Baraboo and gatherings with the Gasser family Devils Lake and Decot family in Bear Valley Numerous trips to Portage La Valle and a ball game attendance highlight the week with neighbors Seeley Burgess Brammert and Kingsley named among hosts guests and travelers

Oak Hill Thomas Gallagher Esther Schultz Steinbrinck Baraboo Frank Decot Eugene Gasser Carr Valley Henry Miller Henry Theis Devils Lake Ned Kingsley Portage Lillian Brammert Reedsburg Julius Schultz Frank Romies Bear Valley Charles Decot Ernest Seeley John Burgess la Valle

Local residents enjoy weekend visits and family news

SANDUSKY reports include Mrs John Sleade and Miss Maude Grover returning from Adams for a two week visit with Ray Grover, Hazel Grover joining them. Also listed are Weitzel family at Fred Hope home, Powell and daughters shopping in Reedsburg, Angel family at L M Hutchson home, Martin Gonslon visiting Spring Green, John Benton’s army discharge and return, Lawrence remaining in Le Mans, France, and gatherings at Pine Grove Lake with Wolf Markham and Powell families.

John Sleade Maude Grover Adams Ray Grover Hazel Grover Joe Weitzel Fred Hope C. B. Powell Reedsburg Elmer Angel L. M Hutchsons Martin Gonslon Spring Green John Benton Lawrence le Mans France Henry Strickert Ida Jaquish Blanche Constatine Jake Wolf Arthur Markham G. A. Powell Pine Grove Lake

Constipation Cure Offered by Wisconsin Specialist

Piles A. R. Law M D lists treatment for diseases of women and rectal conditions with a promise that any case of constipation is permanently cured and the patient pays only after cure. Office at Washington Building Madison Wisconsin.

Piles A. R. Law M. D Washington Building Madison, Wis

Local Social Roundup From Caledonia And Nearby

Mrs J W Hamilton visits Dekorra relatives as others join gatherings across Poynette and nearby towns. Families including Koepp Wallace Anacker Kunow Longbecker and Geyman share Sunday visits while Howard La Vigne marks a birthday with friends and Portage resident Helen Geyman visits home folks.

J. W. Hamilton Dekorra Alex Koepp Dorothy Wm. Wallace Poynette Ed Anacker Loraine Wm. Longbecker Wm. Walter Ethel Blackwater N. D Henry Anacker H. C. Kunow Howard la Vigne Helen Geyman Portage William Geyman Mike Coridon Frank Geyman

Local News Briefs Highlight Community Happenings

Chas Aton and family now ride in a new Nash car. John Andrews occupies the Harper residence on East Main. Ed Thoms was in Milwaukee on business. Mrs W S Wadleigh of Galesville visits family. Delegates Ida Kelly and Alice Collins return from the W R C encampment in Waukesha. Reedsburg plans a later home coming celebration. Firemen attended the state convention. Training school graduation at the armory drew a large crowd. Strawberries scarce, more berry growers needed. Addie Ingalls Bowman of Chicago visiting. Peterson orchestra dance at the armory well attended. Mate Wheeler visited Lime Ridge. Ambrose Darrow recovered and active again. Mark O Condor from overseas returned Tuesday. Geo Strampe newly married, at home on South Water. Milhaus of New Holstein attended funeral of grandson James Riley Stone. Bechtolt Haines Johnson and daughter Gertrude attended U B Christian Endeavor and W M A convention in Valley. Max Darrenogue visiting parents. overseas airplane service last year. Eight pound son born to Proctor Thompson and wife Gladys Craker in Chicago. Glen Howland family visiting Marinette and other parts by car. Martha Sherwood returns from Dakota teaching. Rena Markley visited friends in Waukesha.

Chas. Aton Nash John Andrews Harper East Main Street Ed. Thoms Milwaukee W. S. Wadleigh Galesville Ida Kelly Alice Collins Waukesha Reedsburg Armory Addie Ingalls Bowman Chicago Peterson Orchestra Kilbourn Mate Wheeler Lime Ridge Ambrose Darrow Mark O’condors Geo. Strampe South Water Street Milhaus New Holstein Our Proctor Thompson Thompson Gladys Craker Our City Glen Howland Marinette Martha Sherwood Dakota Rena Markley

Maple Hill Social Roundup From Baraboo to Happy Hill

Local families including Spoors Turnham Ziegler and Harman clan gathered at Charles Brown's for events and anniversaries. Overseas service returns include Art Page Bernie Sullivan and Roy Bears. Silo work by Scharra and Henry Harman, varied visits across Reedsburg La Valle LaRue and Madison. Weather noted with lightning strikes in recent weeks.

Spoors Baraboo Ed. Turnham Sumpter Albert Ziegler Fairfield Charles Brown Art Page Bernie Sullivan Roy Bears Henry Harman Charles Scharra Albert Hlipp Frank Schenkat Reedsburg Mary Schenkat Nort Freedom Walter Bick Madison Scharra Floyd DeBar Rosie Rooney Arthur Louis Meilke LaRue John Picker Jeck Florence Harold August Hintz Kenneth Rehbein la Valle Harles Brown Paul Dreisher John Brillott, Jr Louisa Brillott Lawrence, Brillott Peter Holtzman North Dakota

Applications to Marry Six Local Residents

The notice lists marriages sought by Martin Moeller of Woodland, Elsie Herrwig of Wonewoc, Herman Lindloff of Rice Lake, Emma Gade of Reedsburg, Edward Deutsch of Norwalk, and Ella Thoenes of Sauk County.

Martin Moeller Woodland Elsie Herrwig Wonewoc Herman Lindloff Rice Lake Emma Gade Reedsburg Edward Deutsch Norwalk Ella Thoenes Sauk County

Chippewa Indians Name Governor Big Chief at Homecoming

The Chippewas of Lake Court Oreille celebrate with victory dancing and a pow-wow after veterans, led by Gov. E. L. Philipp, guest of honor. Philipp is made Big Chief Pug o ne zik II as visitors and St. Croix Indians exchange peace pipes. Sixty-eight veterans served, forty six returned, five lost, others still abroad.

Hole St. Croix Little Lake Court Oreille Reserve Philip Gordon Lake Court Oreille

Temperange Folk to Meet Soon in Sauk County

The county convention of the Women s Christian Temperance Union of Sauk County will be held at the Baraboo Baptist church on June 26 and 27. Rev C E Weed will give the welcome and Mrs W S Craker Reedsburg will respond. Prize essays by Fred Johnson and Florence Lange will address tobacco and alcohol. The program lists numerous local members and officers from Baraboo Reedsburg Merrimack Superior and North Freedom with sessions ending Friday afternoon and a city tour before the 4 15 train departure.

Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Sauk County Baptist Church Baraboo C.E. Weed W. S. Craker Reedsburg Fred Johnson Florence Lange George Hanson E. C. Henke George W. McCready C. H. Skinner Emma Mertzke R. J. Osborne George B. McGilvra M. J. Cameron S. E. Wakefield J. B. Johnson A. S. Kingsford Susie Schae

Baraboo Resident Charles Randall Milestone Celebrated at Murray Home

Sunday celebration for Baraboo resident Charles Randall marked a milestone with guests including Tracy Randall and Henry Voll. Visitors M D Beach of Litchfield and Mrs Beach plan to visit Olumbus for a centenary Methodist meeting, with prior Baraboo visits noted.

Charles Randall Baraboo J. A. Murray M. D. Beach Litchfield Gertrude Hanson Teachers’ College Columbia University New York City Beile Potter Chicago University Christine R. Wright Madison Helen Chapman Gregg Business College Chicago W. Atwood Smith Devils Lake State Park Tigerton Charles Buckbee Buckbee Devils Lake

Sorg and Barto Families Share Sunday Visit

Sauk City residents Mr and Mrs Henry Sorg Sr and Mrs George Barto were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Sorg.

Sauk City Henry Sorg George Barto

Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Travel

Mrs. Tarnutzer returned from Madison after weeks of hospital treatment. Mrs. Fuchs and daughter Elsie visited Madison with a week’s vacation return. Mrs. Keller rides a new Dodge roadster. Anna Lueth and children finished a Chippewa Falls trip. Mrs. Thiele visiting Kath Wuerth in town from Iowa. Robert Cady spent Friday with Henry White. Fr Kiernan and Rose Kiernan dined with Frank Haugh. Mary Campbell spent Sunday at Woods. Frank and Mrs. Haugh visited George Schmidt. Mrs. Crall of Reedsburg visited Ralph Sorge. John Hurley of Reedsburg stopped at Pat Hurley’s home. Mrs. Gaetzke visited relatives at Freedom. Kenneth Scoon helps Dick Townsend with farm work.

and. Tarnutzer Madison George Fuchs Elsie S. C. Keller Anna Lueth Chippewa Falls Marie Thiele Iowa Kath Wuerth Robert Cady Henry White Kiernan Rose Kiernan Reedsburg Frank Haugh Mary Campbell the Woods George Schmidt Ellen Crall Ralph Sorge John Hurley Pat Hurley

Helpers' Union Plans Meeting and Neighborhood Notes

The Helpers' Union will meet with Mrs. F J Stanley on Wednesday, July 2, for supply. The Albert Ziegler family spent Friday at the Charles Brown home for Mrs. Davidson's grandmother’s birthday. Mr and Mrs Ellis Keepers host his mother and sister from Richland Center before they move to South Dakota. Gus Neuman finished sawing lumber on the Irvin Bump farm Friday. Harry Malloy, Will Attridge, Jacob Weirich and Roy Henry fished at Briggsville Saturday and returned Sunday. Mr and Mrs Gus Seils attended a wedding near North Freedom on Wednesday evening.

Helpers’ Union F. J. Stanley Albert Ziegler Charles Brown Maple Hill Irvin Bump Harry Malloy Will Attridge Jacob Weirich Roy Henry Briggsville Gus Seils North Freedom

Lime Ridge Homecoming and Area News Briefs

Ed Bohn returned home last week from France after over a year abroad. A series of local visits occur as Mr. and Mrs. Outcast and Mr. and Mrs. Settle toured Richland Center. Mrs. Nora Chattin remains ill but shows improvement. Mrs. Jason Prouty stays with sister Mrs. J. Weitzel while husband seeks medical care in Milwaukee. The C. E. Bohns enjoy Fern Dell respite. Bert Brewer and family visited daughter Mrs. Will Wheeler last week. Kate Yakely from Reedsburg spent the weekend with Mrs. Babcock. Plans form for Fourth of July celebrations. Carl Bohn completes Madison business course and will join R. L. Bohn Co. as bookkeeper.

France Settle Richland Center Nora Chattin Jason Prouty J. Weitzel Milwaukee C. E. Bohn Fern Dell

Madison Briefs Highlight Local Visit and Commencement

Miss Grace R. Cady returned to Madison for commencement exercises after completing a year of postgraduate work at the University of Wisconsin. Miss Lucy Gay of Madison came to visit Mrs. Carrie Jones Cady for a week. Alice Skinner of Winfield stayed with her aunt Mrs. M. B. Carneneams. Mary Vickers of Dellona visited the Carr home. Max Carrenougue, recently back from overseas, dropped by A. E. Whiteboom house Monday.

Grace R. Cady Madison U. of W Lucy Gay Carrie Jones Cady Alice Skinner Winfield M. B. Carr Mary Vickers Dellona Carr Max Carrenougue A. E. Whiteboo

North Fairfield Visitors Share Sunday Outing

NORTH FAIRFIELD was Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jenson and children of Newport visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis. Mrs. Joe Lewis and children, Helen and Orville, were shopping in Bara-

Theodore Jenson Newport Joe Lewis Helen Orville Bara

Baraboo Notables Attend Local Family Events

Baraboo residents and visitors frequent area gatherings over the weekend. Families including the Randall, Weidenkopf, Harris, Siver, and Bisch clusters joined reunions and commencements at homes in Baraboo Fairfield and nearby North Freedom. Twenty seven students graduated at the Reedsburg training school. Austin Simonds visited Delton home.

George Schenck Baraboo High School Guy Weiden‘kopf Charles Siver Harold Yakima Wash J. H. Harris H. H. Smith Janetta Clarence Carrie Montgomery Fairfield Bert Odell Doylestown Charles Henry Voll F. N. Beck Tracy Randall J. A. Murray Baraboo

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