Mrs Wm Simpson Leaves for Canada for Two Months
Mrs William Simpson departed June 10 for Canada to visit relatives for two months. Her daughter Miss Mary Simpson, who taught in Idaho last year, will join her later in Canada. Mrs Waida and children recently visited relatives in Milwaukee. John Lindsay of Poynette visited the Lindsay home from Saturday to Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Albert Capener and sons Lewis and Lloyd visited the Percy Bass home. Mr and Mrs Frank Racher and children of Baraboo visited the Grant Dryer home Sunday. Mr and Mrs M Graves of Baraboo visited their niece Mrs BE Bass Sunday. Miss Velma McGaw is visiting Mrs John Holt in South Delton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm, Simpson
Canada
Mary Simpson
Idaho
Waida
Milwaukee
John Lindsay
Poynette
Lindsay
Albert Capener
Lewis and
Lloyd
Percy Bass
Frank Racher
Baraboo
Grant Dryer
West Point Musings and Local Projects
West Point residents report ongoing construction including a large cement silo and a new tile silo. J Buchanan sets tobacco on E G Fellows land while weeds push sugar beet fields to be replanted. A weekly Smith clan picnic is slated for Wednesday and John Corry faces a two year probation after a court hearing for threatening behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Ryan
Nick Eckstein
Jas. Buchanan
E. G. Fellow
N.G
Burlingame Place
N. G. Abbott
Vesta
Eureka Springs
Ark
Dr. Schneckle
James Buchanan
West Point
R. J. Wilson
John Melville
George
Oregon
Ernest Johnson
Smith
John Corry
Clifton
Stevens
Madison
Skillet Creek Community Notes Shine With Graduations and Travel
Roger Alwin Ava Irish and Myrtle Schaefer graduated from high school this year. Mr and Mrs Arthur Lesure and daughter Stella attended Carrol college commencement and Milwaukee after. Mrs Benjamin Gaetzke ill but improving. Henry Bittrich Will Latotzska served. George Carpenter family building cottage at Spring Green. Redwell family attended Mrs Mary Gibson funeral in Delton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Alwin
Ava Irish
Myrtle Schaefer
Harland Hill
Donald Pierce
Arthur Lesure
Carrol College
Stella
Milwaukee
Benjamin Gaetzke
Henry Bittrich
Will Latotzska
George Carpenter
Spring Green
Victor Schaefer
Pwight Welch
Lloyd
Harley
Prairie du Lac
Frank Watkins
Redwell Famiy
Mary Gibson
Rodwell
Delton
Happy Hill Wedding Acknowledges Weinke Ninth Anniversary
Happy Hill community notes a wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs William Weinke nine years ago on June 22. Guests arrived from across the area in autos, bringing gifts and a cash sum, with a supper and baskets of food for the celebration at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Halkman
Paul Wick
Paul Pagle
Evelyn Wick
William Weinke
Herman Gall
Devils Lake
Weinke
Henry Harmann
Sani
Charlie Schara
Maple Hill
Albert Klipprand
Wilbur
Reedsburg
Bernard Mielke
Ivan
August Harman
William An
August
Marie Kuball
Lydia Harman
Baraboo
Tanlac claims and Holstein meeting highlight Sauk County news
An ad touts Tanlac as the world leading medicine with over twelve million bottles sold in four years and cites authorities to explain its stomach and digestive benefits. Nearby, Sauk County Holstein Freisian Breeders hold a large summer meeting near Lime Ridge with 400–500 attendees, speeches on milk and public education, and notable purchases and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanilac
Tanlac
Encyclopedia Britannica
Encycloppdia Britanica
United States
Tanlae
Baraboo
Fisher Bros
Reedsburg
Henry Thieman
Sauk County
Holstein’ Freisian Breeders’ Association
Sedgland Farms
Limeridge
Sedgwicks
Halsey Sedgwick
Lyman Stone
Kirkpatrick
Dr. Bible
John M. Kelly
Williston
Vermont
Chicago
Kelly
Cahoon
Geo. Davies
Grant County
Davies
Saturday Specials at Evenson's Pharmacy
Rexall Violet Tale from Italian Tale grade on sale for 15 cents a can. One pound Cascade writing paper offered for 29 cents. Saturday only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Inen
Social Visit Notes From Brooks and Baraboo Regions
Local families from Brooks Baraboo Madison and nearby areas hosted guests and visitors over the weekend. Entries list Miss Edna Wolff Miss Lucille Jremo Mr Gustave Kirchstein and many others visiting relatives attending funerals business and church events across Wisconsin including Baraboo Green Field Okee Warrens and Black River Falls.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promoted For Blood Health
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as cleansing the blood to improve vigor and treat diseases from catarrh rheumatism and dyspepsia to general debility and postwar fatigue. Claims assistance for loss of appetite tiredness and after effects of worry influenza and fevers. Hood's Pills described as a stomach tonic and digestive aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Community News: Local Visits and Family Events
Mrs. Charles Todd relates to Almond Dryer of Norwalk a Wisconsin graduation. Virgil Meyers spent Sunday in Madison. Ernest Hamburg and William Woolley with families visited John Meyers. Zwicker of Portage guests in West Merrimack. Carl Hein visited Elroy with Barney and family. Otto Wendt funeral attended by Milwaukee relatives. New daughter born to Alvin and Mrs. Gross on June 22 in Adams. Genevieve Dwyer attended cousin Agnes Morrisey’s Madison wedding. Miss Corcoran and Miss Netherly visit E L Gross family in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wolfe
Edna Wolff
Brooks
Gustave Kirchstein
Tee
Adams
Lucille Jremo
Broks
Miss Wolfe
Olga Koerth
Baraboo
Otto Wendt
Vrginia
Constance Farnworth
Oscar Weiglow
Charles Pigg
George
Chicago
David H. Smith
Gustave Achterberg
Edgar Quinn
Norma
Cora King
Madison
Herman Raitzberg
Hillpoint
Solomon King
George Howard
John O’keefe
Lucille
F. E. Tryon
Emmett Dwyer
Minneapolis
Jerome A. Clark
Cynthia Spencer
Anna
Velma Lafier
Fall River
James Lafier
Lucille Premo
J. M. Scott
Okee
George A. Gross
Warrens
Herbert B. Gross
Zama Cornell
Helen Pugh
H. R. Pigg
Sarah Parkin
Greenfield
John McCormick
Forest Peck
Lyons
Harve L
Samuel S. Peck
Jay Peck
Black River Falls
Hall of
Charles Todd
Almond Dryer
Norwalk
University of Wisconsin
Guy L. Clark
Virgil Meyers
Ernest Hamburg
William Wooley
Reedsburg
John Meyers
Zwicker
Portage
West Merrimack
Carl Hein
Elroy
Barney
James Hen
Schultz
Miss Wendt
Milwaukee
Alvin Gross
Geo. A. Gross
Clara Haines
Genevieve Dwyer
Buffalo County Visit Recap Includes Several Returning Guests
Mrs. Christ Kindschi and Mrs. Geo Joes of Buffalo County returned home Monday after visiting their brother John Schiess and family. Mr and Mrs Julius Nold of Baraq Boo visited relatives Sunday and Monday. Dr and Mrs C M Wahl spent a few days at Madison returning Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Kindschi
Geo. Joes
Buffalo County
John Schiess
Julius Nold
Baraqboo
C. M. Wahl
Madison
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Huber in Honey Creek
The notice reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Huber on June 16. It also notes Katherine Kabrath and her brother Raymond of Madison visiting relatives, Eugene Stewart and children visiting Spring Green, Henry Huber buying a Dodge, and Mr and Mrs Henry Kruse and their children visiting the Alwins in White Mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huber
Katherine Kabrath
Raymond
Madison
Eugene Stewart
Spring Green
Henry Huber
Henry Kruse
White Mound
Julius Alwin
Miss Olive Nold Hosts Weekend at Home
Olive Nold spent the weekend with her parents. Agnes Schulz visited Prairie du Lac friends. Mrs. Lucy Kuhvan joined relatives in Reedsburg for a Sunday gathering. A camp meeting and Woman's Missionary convention drew delegates from across the state and was praised as the best ever held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Nold
John Dieckmann
Oak Park
John Clavadatcher
Agnes Schulz
Prairie du Lac
Herman Koenig
Lucy Kuhvan
Wesley Sprecher
Emiel Koenig
Augusta Koenig
Reedsburg
Local notes from Hill Point and vicinity
Births in the community include two sons born to Mr. and Mrs. F. Stabnaw and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shultz last week. Families and residents, including Thos Ward of Mather and H E Burmeister, reflect on a near accident when a car slid off a road. Local travel includes Fred Ahrens, Fred Kolimyre, and guests from Westville. Peony grower C Fabri in Chicago hosts a colorful yard. Baraboo residents note regional blooming trends for flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Stabnaw
Albert Shultz
Thos. Ward of
Mather
Walter Harrison
Fred Ahrens
Fred Kolimyre, Jr
Westville
Ind
Scott Knole
H. E. Burmeister
O. Goodell
Homer
Lime Ridge
Mary Fargen
Bear Valley
Ford Stabnaw
C. Fabri
Neva
Myrtle Avenue
Chicago
Baraboo
Portage shuts out Ableman in fairgrounds clash
Portage defeated Ableman 10 to 0 before about 600 spectators at Portage fairgrounds. Frank Zynda filled in for manager Schwantz and starred with Peterson, each driving multiple hits. Peterson struck out 11 Ableman batters and allowed only two hits, while Stinze yielded nine hits. The decisive rally came early with Lefer and Zynda delivering two-base hits, and Ableman’s fielding errors aiding Portage’s offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ableman
Portage
Peterson
Stinze
Lefer
Zynda
Stinge
Sweet
Portage Register
Recreation Day for Soldiers Proposed by County Meeting
A courthouse meeting at 2 PM Thursday will consider designating the Country Life picnic as a recreation day for Sauk County veterans. The Devils Lake north shore picnic is planned for July 17 with a committee led by C. H. Dinsmore and city and town officials from Reedsburg Sauk City Spring Green Baraboo Logansville and Prairie du Sac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
C. H. Dinsmore
Reedsburg
Seifert
R. P. Perry
C. A. Clark
C. E. Phillips
Wm. Shores
Sauk City
E. G. Hood
Spring Green
A. Fey
Ableman
G. T. Thaerer
F. R. Bentley
T. F. Risley
Fred Morey
Geo. McArthur
Baraboo
S. S. Squires
Brinags Returns Soldier With French Dog Souvenir
Forest Vicete of Reedsburg came home Monday from overseas service with a dog he brought from France. He served in the 6th division and spent 67 days in the trenches, forming a strong attachment to his canine keepsake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Vicete
Reedsburg
France
Forest
Portage visitors and returning soldier noted in local page
Mr and Mrs Hoffman and two sons of Portage visited the J Cooper family last week. One son is home from overseas service. Mr and Mrs R G Patterson and daughter in law Mrs Ed Patterson visited the S Babington family in Prairie du Lac before heading home to Formosa Kansas. Measuring grain continues with Evan Farris beating a rye stalk record at seven feet two inches. Rain is needed as ground is baked and plants wilt in hot sandy soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Portage
J. Cooper
R.G. Patterson
Ed. Patterson
Prairie du Lac
S. Babington
Formosa
Kan
Evan Farris
Married Cosper Morberg couple plan Sweden voyage
Mrs Ed Cosper of Reedsburg and Charles Morberg of Rockford Ill were wed last week in Rockford by a justice of the peace. Mrs Morberg will return to Reedsburg then to Rockford and in July they expect to sail for Sweden where Mr Morberg owns a large estate. Mrs Morberg has long served as a Reedsburg nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosper—Morberg
Ed Cosper
Reedsburg
Charles Morberg
Rockford
Ill
Morberg
Sweden
Henry Hamburg
Martha Busse
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Elva Steckleburg
Emma Busse
Rudolph Busse
Paul Gade
Herman Busse
Ice lodges in man's throat proves fatal in Chicago death
Axel Griswold aged 70 of Chicago died after a piece of ice from a glass of tea became lodged in his throat. The incident is reported as a fatal choking case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel Griswold
Chicago
Advertisements pricing and distribution notes
Classified ad notes outline pricing cadence for popular wants and placements. Mentions daily weekly and semiweekly刊 ads with cash in advance and distribution through Burnswick billiard hall in Milwaukee Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garger
Onger
Milwaukee Journal
Burnswick Billiard Hall
Farm Implement Deal From Gollmar Firm
Notice advertising a full line of farm implements at 10 to 15 percent lower prices than competitors. Includes the Grant six and Overland full line from E. T. and A. C. Gollmar.
For Sale Mixed Farm Equipment and Vehicles
Classified items include a deer hay loader, side delivery rake, sulky cultivator, platform buggy by Geo. B. Mc Gilvra. a Holstein sire by D. J. Getchell Baraboo with AR0 record. 22 acres standing hay at Howlett farm. multiple automobiles listed by Ruel's Garage Oak Street. and a hosiery selling agent needed for Pierson Hosiery Co Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. McGilvra
Shre
D. J. Getchell
Baraboo
Presbyterians Go on a Picnic at Devils Lake
Presbyterian church and Sunday school picnic drew about 75 children teachers and parents despite threatening weather. A special Chicago & Northwestern train 508 carried attendees. After dinner volley and baseball games and swimming followed. A second picnic at Oschner Park is planned for next Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Devils Lake
Chicago & Northwestern
Oschner Park
Wozadlo Lieder Wedding at St Joseph's Church
Wozadlo and Lieder couple joined in marriage at St Joseph's church with Rev Fr O'Reilly presiding Sister Roberts played the wedding hymn The bride Miss Sadie Lieder of North Freedom and groom Charles Wozadlo of Milwaukee plan to reside in Milwaukee The bride is noted for music teaching in North Freedom and Leland The groom works as an engineer for the Chicago Northwestern railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Lieder
North Freedom
Charles Wozadlo
Milwaukee
St. Joseph’s Church
O'Reilly
Roberts
Friede Lieder
Willim Wozadlo
Elroy
John and
Wozadlo
Kate
Elsie
Mary Wozadlo
Robert Lieder
Henry Lieder
Leland
Arthur Lieder
Freida
Rosella Lieder
Market Reports From Chicago Livestock Auction
Hog receipts total about 40 000 with prices 25 to 40 cents lower. Bulk sales at 20.00 to 21.00, butchers 18.50 to 21.10, packing 19.00 to 20.15, light 18.50 to 21.10, pigs 17.25 to 18.50, roughs 19.00 to 19.50. Cattle receipts 18 509 with demand slow and prices 25 cents lower. beeves 10.00 to 16.00, butcher stock 7.50 to 13.25, canners 6.25 to 10.00, stockers 7.50 to 12.75, cows 7.50 to 12.75, calves 16.50 to 18.00. Sheep receipts 7 000, market steady. wool lambs 8.00 to 17.50, ewes 2.50 to 13.50.
Inked Pig Joke Sparks Laughs in Tit-Bits Cartoon
A Tit-Bits joke features a farmer and a city girl in a punny exchange about a pig named Ink. The farmer explains the pig’s name and why it suits him, noting the pig’s tendency to run out of the pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Skillet Creek
Happy Hill
Guapodrida
Holstein
John Alexander
Heath & Milligan Co
Bevenson’s Pharmacy
Merrimack
Black Hawk
Honey Creek al
Sumpter
Witwen
Hill Point
Portag
Brinags
Cassell
Hamburg
Busse
E. T. and
A. C. Gollmar
Studebaker
Ruel
Oak Street
Pierson Hosiery Co
18Th Street
Wis
Wozadlo—Lieder
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