Loganville Local Notes and Family Visits
Miss Mabel Ware spent Sunday with grandmother Mrs. M Colvin. Mrs. Florence Coles visited relatives and her children staying at George Hoeverman’s home. A missionary meeting at the Upper Church raised three hundred sixty two dollars. Mrs. George Raguse and son Leon ard of Beloit visit Wm Retzlaff home. Invitations for the wedding of Selma Lotterstein and Wm Wentfal on June 26. Elyda Kruse and Ruth Kruse visited cousins at Reedsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Ware
M. Colvin
Florence Coles
George Hoeverman
George Raguse
Leonard
Beloit
Ruth
Reedsburg
Woodland Notes From A Wisconsin Community
Wooded town residents traveled to Reedsburg for a firemen tournament. Local families report a series of illnesses including smallpox in Walton and mumps in the area while barn projects and home moves mark recent activity.
Mortimer Valley Social and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs H G Harvey plan a Zion Valley visit with a Sunday layover in Milwaukee on the return. Numerous Mortimer family members and neighbors figure in visits, rides, straw berries deliveries, and church activities including a Junior meeting led by Rev Wesley and Rev Markee. Also noted are residents traveling to Reedsburg Hillsboro and Cazenovia for business, groceries, and kin visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Harvey
Zion Vlly
Milwaukee
John Spurrier
Eugene Caafin
Mortimers
James Mortimer
Ed Mortimer
Noah Mortimer
L[ronton
Wilson Mortimer
Fred Hutchins
Harvey
Rev. Wesley
Ms. Markee
Warner
Pleasant Ridge
Eudie Bradley
Pete Peil
Robert Smith
Bright
Dan
McCraken
Near Island Lake
Arland Jackson
Frank Snyder
Eda Leatherberry
Kiatae Snyder
Juba O’brien
Reedsburg
Walter Bradley
Hillsboro
Willie Mortimer
Lester Mortimer
Sim Mortimer
el Mortimer
Mamie
Hi. G. Harvey
Miss Davies
Glen Mortimer
William Beadley
Arthur Gibeaut
Joe Marshall
Miss Maud
Cazenovia
Mr. Marshall
Garnishee Notice in Baraboo Wisconsin
Garnishee summons issued against Lee McGilvra to satisfy RK Schlag debt of 11.00. Justice H L Halsted to hear on July 15 1912 at Baraboo office. If not appeared, judgment and sale of property will occur. District date June 28 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee McGilvra
RK. A. Schlag
H. L. Halsted
Baraboo
Wuscu
Kh. A. Schlag
Doans Kidney Pills End Baraboo Blacksmiths Back Pain
Baraboo resident P H Gibbons testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his disordered kidneys and back ache. He passed a pea sized gravel stone and has had no trouble since. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
P. H. Gibbons
Oak Street
Wis
Dean
Doan
Kinney
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Spring Green Visitors and Local Improvements Highlight Week
Residents from Wausau Harrisburg and St Paul visit Spring Green relatives while others move to summer homes and travel from Minneapolis. Notable guests include the Cramer and Clement families and John Fitley’s crew repairing cement and removing old board walks. A Reedsburg celebration is praised as a grand time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Strait
Castlewood
South Dakota
John Strait
Black Hawk
Jacob Strait
Spring Green
Ed. Sherwood
Nels Dodge
Ed. Hood
Mel. Newel
Ernest Huston
Frank Simpson
Reedsburg
Walter Sprecher
Henry Clement
St. Paul
W. G. Correll
Mr. Clement
Florisa Clement
Correll
John Fitley
Marriage of Lillian Gertrude Voeck to Otto W Wilzewski
About one hundred relatives and friends witnessed the marriage at the home of Mr and Mrs John Voeck on June 19. The ceremony started at 7 30 with Lohengrin's bridal chorus and a bower of evergreens and roses as the bridal party stood. The bride wore white chiffon batiste and carried white carnations. After the ceremony a supper on the veranda followed the pink and white decor. The couple will reside at North Freedom where the groom owns a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Voeck
Lillian Gertrude
Otto W. Wilzewski
Lohengren
W. W. Voeck
Mildred Platt
Edwin Wilzewski
North
Freedom
Frank Loos
Escanaba
Michigan
Alice Marshall
Okee
Lucille Premo
Fred Kerner
Sumpter
Irene KE. Smith
Birchwood
Constance A. King
Quincy
Illinois
Chaddock Boys’ School
Roberts
J. Robertson
Lodi
Thomas Foulkes
Ester Dennis
Baraboo
Charles Ladd
Purcell
Altoona
David Roach
Irene Gosline
Hiram Colburn
Nebraska
West Merrimack
Farnum Place
Josie Wood
Necedah
Chicago
William O’ Keefe
Snarity
Messina
Iowa
Omaha
Sarah Pigg
Adah Pigg
J. A. Coates
Constance King
Lyman
Hallie Chaflin
Devils Lake
Merrimack
R. N. of A
R. N
A. Ali
Lucy M. Smith
Dexter J. Russell
Spooner
J. H. Craig
Pooner
Wisconsin
Stella Potter
Inez Griffith
Arlington
South Dakota
Rorensa Pierce
Mary McFarland
Clyde Rotzall
Awnings Offered by Jaedike and Gall at 616 Oak Street
Jaedike and Gall, general blacksmiths, announce they have secured Phil Gibbons as local agent for his superior class awnings. They invite customers to visit or call for estimates on any awning work they may need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Gibbons
Gibbons
Jaedike & Gall
Oak Street
Oak Hill Social Roundup Moves Through Week
Mrs Alonzo Goodrich entertains her sister from Dakota this week. Oak Hill hosts visits from Reedsburg and Portage trips, with numerous local families joining gatherings at homes and Sunday calls. Walter Schutte’s health, plus exchanges among Schultz and Behn families, mark a lively community snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loganville
Oak Hill
Reedsburg
August Zimmerman
O. W. Behn
Walter Schutte
Julius Schultz
Louis Schultz
Edward Dargel
Emma
Portage
Ernest Flohr
V. J. Decot
Lorna
James Martin
Roy
Alonzo Goodrich
Henry Miller
Henry Thies
Merrimack Social Notes Describe Vacation Topics
Details from Merrimack recount a Saturday dance, a large commencement crowd, and neighbors enjoying games, singing, and midnight refreshments. Ida Zauft finishes school duties and vacations at home while Helen Veistenz surprises her parents and travels later in Milwaukee. Local concern notes dry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koerth
Ida Zauft
Hilda Yorkie
Helen Veistenz
Helen
Milwaukee
Albert Burkhardt
Babe
Viola
Otto Zauft
Dora Zauft
Herman Koerth
Special straw hat sale at the Fur Store
A special sale on straw hats will be held Saturday June 29 at the Fur Store. Hats offered at discounted prices to attract shoppers.
Local Social and Family Visits Highlight Weekend
Ener Bayles travels to South Bend Indiana for sister Eva's June 25 wedding. Zada Hall visits Kilbourn friend Marie Cratsenberg. Large group from Reedsburg Milton North Freedom attends weekend gathering then picnics at Devils Lake. Others visit Wausau La Crosse and Dakota Nebraska Colorado. Jennie Searle at state firemen tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ener Bayles
South Bend
Indiana
Eva
Zada Hall
Kilbourn
Marie Cratsenberg
Clark Holt
Vera
Reedsburg
Milton Holt
North Freedom
J. P. Kerber
Pearl Waddell
William Waddell
Carl Lamberton
Bennie Holt
Mayme Terry
Anna Naylor
Kate
Maude Waddell
Roy Lamberton
Wid Waddell
Pat Terry
Carl Neitzel
Devils Lake
Mabel Waddell
Wausau
Wisconsin Baraboo Court to Hear Smith Estate Admin
State of Wisconsin Sauk County Court will hear on August 6 1912 at Baraboo courthouse the application of Daniel Smith of Bright Clark County Wisconsin for appointment as administrator of the estate of James M Smith late of La Valle deceased. Judge W T Kelsey orders the hearing with attorney W H Cady representing the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Daniel Smith
Bright
Clark County
Wisconsin
James M. Smith
la Valle
Regent transfers in land deals across Wisconsin towns
A sequence of real estate transfers lists numerous land trades with buyers and sellers in Sumpter Baraboo Reedsburg Spring Green Lyons Woodland Delton Greenfield and Prairie du Sac. Total values range from 1 to 7000 dollars with multiple small parcels and notable large sale to Louis Federman and August Steinke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bailey
Andrew Gruber
Sumpter
Josephine Kendall
R. H. Clark
Baraboo
J. A. Stone
W. A. Stokte
Reedsburg
George Schwartz
Joseph Schwartz
Spring Green
T. W. Twistleton
Albert Britton
Lyons
Elise Moeller
Herbert Muelir
Woodland
W.C. Cook
Prairie
Free Library Opens in Merrimack Aflutter with Community Interest
Merrimack hosts a lively opening day for the Free Library with about 140 books. The library will be open all week afternoons and evenings as residents attend from nearby towns and visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Library
Edward Burkhardt
Madison General Hospital
Phoebe Haines
Cambria
Wisconsin
Porches and comfort reshape neighborhood spaces
A reader envisions a popular porch area that blends comfort and health benefits, inviting neighbors to explore a cheaper, convenient addition. The note emphasizes ease of access and the social appeal of a welcoming outdoor gathering spot.
Baraboo News Briefs Highlight Local Pranks and Visits
Miss Selma Gross returned from the University of Wisconsin at Madison and will teach next year. Several Baraboo residents attended events and visited relatives, including Miss Clara Haines, Miss Estella Wolfe won a prize in a contest, and Sunshine girls performed. Many locals joined picnics, church events, and university excursions during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Gross
U. W
Madison
University
Harry R. Pigg
Beavers
Chippewa Falls
Estella Wolfe
Rebecca
Sunny Brook Farm
Janet von Berg
Evangeline Swanson
Myrtle Hein
Louise Warbanek
Hazel Kasdorf
Esch
Axon
Lodi
Fred Fisher
Etta Farnum
Sunshine Girls
T. Foulkes
Sarie Foulkes
W.S. Towers
Baraboo
D. Kennedy
U. P
Arlington
Grapes
Minnesota
David
William Marshall
T.S. Wells
Sumpter
Zalla Cooper
Cristina Meilke
Caledonia
Waldo Gross
Madison University
Earl Cramer
Stella
Devils Lake
F. A. Cooper
Reedsburg
Steuber
Chicago
Fairfield Ladies Host Birthday Surprise in Honor of Mrs Malony
Mrs R J Martiny Mrs J H Luce and Mrs John Luce hosted a June 15 birthday surprise at the D Hackett home in Fairfield for Mrs R B Malony. A five course dinner followed by music and a song by Mrs Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Martiny
J. H. Luce
John Luce
Fairfield
D. Hackett
City
R. B. Malony
Cramer
Fern Hackett
Rose
Johnson
Frank Getchel
Hames Cook
Sherm Luce
Thomas Johnson
Atkinson
Martiny
Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertised with money back offer
An 19th century style advertisement promises one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh and touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as effective taken internally. Endorsing pharmacists from Toledo express trust in J. J. Cheney and the firm Walding Kinnan Marvin, with testimonials available and price set at 75 cents per bottle. Also recommends Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
J. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Hal
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Grandma Henry
Peter Heny
Theodore Molls
Will Gibeaut
Will Sherman
Charles Schwartz
Nancy Chamberlain
Arthur Gi
Bangor
Here
Mortimer Valley
Sauk County
Bara
Boo
Justice Court
Mrs. Wilbur Cramer and
Babe of
P. W. Cramer
James McCready
Harrisburg
Troy
Henry Fingerhuth
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wilson Creek
Mrs
Chas. Schwanke
Prairie du
Green
A. W. Wilkinson
Minneapolis
Dakota
Martha Lubrsen
Souter
Delton
W. T. Kelsey
W. H. Cady
Barker
Regent
John McCormick
William Clark
William Smith
THE
Bank of
United States Depository
Ana Bee
Lettergren
Home. Co
Clara Haines
Platteville Normal School
Miss Buttler
James Farnum
Etta
Myrtle Farnum
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