Sumpter News Briefs and Local Socials
Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Urban Mather on June 24 and a son Henry, child of Mr and Mrs Ervin Young. Local incidents report a boy losing the end of a finger in a corn plow with bleeding treated by blood and salt water injections. Visits noted for Mrs Will Shepherd and children in Waukesha at F W Bass home. Rev J S Crowder of Madison assists in tent meetings continuing through Sunday. Mrs Roy Mather hosts cousin Miss Clemmens of Lodi. Garth Premo attends tournament in Reedsburg and joins alumni banquet at Premos. Officers elected for the year: president Mrs Kenneth Premo, vice president Cora Graf, secretary Edna Bass, treasurer Swain Mather. Mrs Edith Kindshi travels to Madison for an operation. Home Circle club to meet at Mrs John Gruber on July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urban Mather
Henry
Ervin Young
Will Shep
Waukesha
F. W. Bass
J. S. Crowder
Madison
Roy Mather
Miss Clemmens
Lodi
Garth Premo
Reedsburg
G. C. Astle
Cora
Premo
Kenneth Premo
Cora Graf
Edna Bass
Swain Mather
Edith Kindshi
Local Residents Visit and Travels Across Towns
Mrs Spurling and daughters Tres sie and Mattie of Billings Montana were guests at the La Rue homes last week. Mrs Marsh and daughter of Wone wee visit Mr and Mrs Frank Hawkins. Mr and Mrs W Bible and daughter left for an extended visit with relatives at Chippewa Falls. Lewis Hawkins visited his sister in Reedsburg. L B Kilbourn and family spent last week in Reedsburg. Hon Chafin gave a lecture in the M E church. Presiding elder held quarterly conference Monday evening. The Misses Belle Noble and Lydia Atkinson spent Sunday with Miss Eleanor Mallon on Kinnamon Ridge. ki Butterfield of Cazenovia is helping G A Wright with painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Wonewee
Frank Hawkins
W. Bible
Chippewa Falls
Lewis Hawkins
Reedsburg
L. B. Kilbourn
Chafin
M. E. Church
Belle Noble
Lydia Atkinson
Eleanor Mallon
Kinnamon Ridge
Ki. Butterfield
Cazenovia
G. A. Wright
Sauk County News Roundup Fairfield Fires and Graduates
Fairfields residents attended the sixth Sauk County Normal commencement featuring graduates Miss Iva Webster and Miss Mery Porter. The Firemen's tournament in Reedsburg drew a large local turnout. Sunday church programs included children's exercises at the Baptist church. A horse accident near church left Mrs Beardsley and Miss Ethelyn Herrick with minor injuries. Baraboo visitors stayed with Zeiglers. An all night barn dance hosted by Allie Newell drew about sixty guests. Herbert Getchell returned from Waukesha college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
Sauk
Beardsley
Ethelyn Herrick
A. L. Coons
Baraboo
Florence Jones
Elsie Getchell
Allie Newell
Herbert Getchell
Waukesha College
Social News From Newport and Surrounding Towns
Mr and Mrs C M Du Bois hosted friends at their Newport cottage. Mrs Marcus Brown and children from Chicago and Mrs Ainsley from California visited Mrs Wilbur Berkley. BarabooBluffs residents Mrs Harley Niles and Miss Clara Niles called on Mrs Willard Kimball. Mrs W D Sprague traveled to Chicago for a weekend. Miss Hattie Huntington visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Huntington. Mrs David Sansum improves after illness. Miss Tillie Smith returned from Beloit. C A Haskins of Baraboo spent Sunday with Henry Cleveland. Willie and Harley Berkley vacationed with the Du Bois family at Newport. Misses Nettie and Ruth Kimball spent Saturday in Reedsburg. An ice cream social for Lyons baseball club funds was held in Britton’s hall Saturday. Mrs A Lamberton of Baraboo and George Huntington of Mankato Kan were noted guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. du Bois
Newport
Marcus Brown
Chicago
Ainsley
California
Wilbur Berkley
Harley Niles
Clara Niles
Baraboo Bluffs
Willard Kimball
W. D. Sprague
Hattie Huntington
Baraboo
Charles Huntington
David Sansum
Tillie Smith
Beloit
C. A. Haskins
Henry Cleveland
Willie
Harley Berkley
Nettie
Ruth Kimball
Reedsburg
Britton’s Hall
Lyons Baseball Club
A. Lamberton
George Huntington
Mankato
Kan
Visiting kin enjoy Newport weekend
Mr and Mrs Frank Serkley and son Bernard visited their brother C W Huntington for a weekend at Newport. Mrs Frank Prine entertained relatives Sunday from Greenfield and Loganville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Huntington
Frank Serkley
Bernard
Newport
Frank Prine
Greenfield
Loganville
North Freedom Social Notes Reach Across Counties
Local residents visit relatives in Blue Island Delton and Baraboo attend tours and gatherings. A church concert, strawberry ice cream supper and several family visits mark a busy period with illnesses and travel noted in the North Freedom community.
Ice Cream Social and Local News Notes from North Fairfield
North Fairfield reports an upcoming ice cream social at the Marsh Harrison home this Friday evening. Local graduates Foster Harrison and Marshall attended exercises at Reedsburg training school last Friday. Gust Lewis family updates include Loyd Lewis’s tonsil removal in Baraboo and his recovery. Edward Stemner of Baraboo visits his sister Mrs. Gust Lewis. Mrs. L P Lewis entertains her father Mr. Ingerbretsen of New Port. The Lamar family mourns as Albert Schlee, brother-in-law of Mrs. Lamar, dies in Lewiston. Freemont Newell, worker at James Brennen’s home, visits sisters Emma and Denia Newell. Mrs. I M Atkinson returns from Fort Morgan Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Harrison
Foster Harrison
Marshall
Reedsburg Training School
Gust Lewis
Loyd
Baraboo
Edward Stemner
L. P. Lewis
Ingerbretsen
New Port
Freemont Newell
James Brennen
Emma
Denia Newell
I. M. Atkinson
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Visiting relatives prompts small town notes
Miss Amy Moerke visits sister Mrs Gustave Weiland in Ourwards Glen. Lydia Weiland returns from North Freedom and will stay home while sister Myrtle plans a visit with relatives in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Moerke
Gustave Weiland
Lydia Weiland
North Freedom
Myrtle
Lowa
Family Visits and House Guests Highlight Sauk Prairie Event
The article lists multiple families visiting relatives in Broadway area from Sunday to Tuesday. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alwin and family from Sauk Prairie at Udo Braun’s home, and other guests including the Hopper, Schulte, Brooks, Verthein, and Loerpeble families, with ties among them. Eva Hopper of Reedsburg stays with Charles Hopper’s family, and extended visits continue at various homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Alwin
Sauk Prairie
Udo Braun
Charles Hopper
Dan Schulte
Charles Schulte
George Loerpeble
Oregon
Fred Brooks
Badger Valley
Loerpeble
Trussell family welcomes granddaughter amid visits
Mrs. G. T. Trussell returns from Ruhland farm where she greeted a newborn granddaughter. Visitors include Ernest Crawford family, Howard and Ben Trussell, Martin Dyrud, and Clarence Trussell at G. T. Trussell's home in Lyons and Glenville. End notes promote Rocky Mountain Tea as value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Trussell
L. R. Trussell
Ruhland
Ernest Crawford
Howard
Ben Trussell
Glenville
Martin Dyrud
Reedisbarz Guests Include Hickok Peterson Family
Mr and Mrs Joe Henderson returned to Curtiss last week following visits by George Hickok and daughter Virs Adolph Peterson and their children who have been guests at the reunion sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedisbarz
George Hickok
Adolph Peterson
Joe Henderson
Curtiss
Willing Workers Meet With Mrs George Clark for Supper
A local Willing Workers group plans a supper gathering with Mrs George Clark on Wednesday July 3. The event aims to discuss community service and volunteer projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
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