Suvin VeLiUn Farmers Buy a New Tractor
South Delton farmers have bought a new tractor and separator which arrived yesterday. Now we will be ready to thrash our grain. Mr. and Mrs. John Holt and children visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Truman Myers on Webster's Prairie. The Charles Starkey family and Lewis Capener attended camp meeting at Madison Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hausch and children of Webster's Prairie were Sunday visitors at the home of Carl Neitzel. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Capener and son Lloyd ate dinner Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bass in Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Delton
John Holt
Truman Myers
Webster's Prairie
Charles Starkey
Lewis Capener
Madison
Albert Hausch
Carl Neitzel
Albert Capener
Lloyd
C. W. Bass
Baraboo
Barbara von Wald
Witwen
Evangelical Church
John Phillips
Lodi
Phillips
Walnut Street
Rollo Cobleigh
Agricultural Experimental Station
University of Wisconsin
Vilas Park
A. H. Thompson
F. M. Thompson
Jack O’brien
Virginia Lange
Marshall Pitts
Mollie Wagner
Chicago
William Lange
Richard Ringling
Lorinda Young
Maxine Young
Sumpter
Irvin
Vera Young
Sark County
Reedsburg
Roy Radtke
West Allis
Jennie Fellows
Milwaukee
Stout Institute
Radtke
Ruth Elizabeth Grau
E. L. Grau
Presbyterian Church
Kilbourn
Anita Haven
Hudson
Wis
A. C. Kingsford
Helen
Haven
Eugene St. Peter Anders
Miriam
Ava
Waukesha
Charles Judge
Birch Street
Kirkwood Ladies Aid Picnic and Community Gatherings
Kirkwood Mrs. Guy Weidenkopf hosted the Congregational church Ladies Aid at a picnic. Numerous local families and visitors attended gatherings at Randall and Weidenkopf homes. Mutual visits, hospital news, a creamery name change, and social events fill this hometown chronicle.
Loganville Postmaster Reappointed by Washington
Loganville Postmaster Ware received notice of reappointment from President Uarding. Local congratulations pour in as the community notes a busy period with social visits, travels, and a report of unusually cold mid year weather. The piece also recalls a recent Equity picnic featuring Philip LaFollette and a Hillpoint band, with anticipation for the upcoming Fourth of July celebrations.
Baraboo clergyman to lead Ableman English services
Edward Blakewell of Baraboo, a cent graduate of the Theological College at Wauwatosa, will conduct English services at the Lutheran church in Ableman next Sunday morning. Miss Sylvia Pratt hosted a birthday anniversary Friday night for many friends. Pauline Geisser and Edwin Smith married Wednesday at the Lutheran church by Rev. F Paggy. A reception followed at Carlin's hall. the couple will reside on a farm in Withee, Wisconsin, per new law compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Blakewell
Baraboo
Theological
Ollege
Wauwatosa
Ableman
Sylvia Pratt
Mies Pauline Geisser
Edwin Smith
Lutheran’ Church
F. Pagjjy
Carlin‘s Hall
Withee
Wisconsin
Lemon Juice Freckle Bleach Cream Advert
A vintage beauty ad touts lemon juice mixed with Orchard White to make a freckle and tan bleach. It instructs squirting two lemons into three ounces of Orchard White to yield a quarter pint lotion for facial, neck, arms, and blemishes to achieve a clear rosy white complexion.
Fairfield residents attend club meet at Camp
Mrs. Ernest Bass and daughter Enid plus Velma McGaw of Fairfield attend the club meeting at Mrs. Asa Camp last Wednesday afternoon. Enid Bass remained through Sunday visiting Ward Camp and Dorothy Bass. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lindsay accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bass
Enid
Velma McGaw
Fairfield
Asa Camp
Enid Bass
Ward
Dorothy Bass
J. W. Lindsay
Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Ross Shultis visited De Forest Saturday and returned Sunday with John and Henry Lindsay. Mrs Asa Camp and children spent the weekend with Reedsburg relatives. Paul Stoeckman and family joined a Lodi picnic. Hazel Lawrenz visited Velma McGawn Fairfield. Robert Simpson from Lodi was home. The Bass family hosted relatives in Baraboo and Dorothy Bass visited grandparents longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Shultis
de Forest
John
Henry Lindsay
Asa Camp
Reedsburg
Paul Stoeckman
Lodi
Hazel Lawrenz
Velma McGawn
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Summer Guests
Prairie fr SAS reports numerous visitors and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Corbett from Chicago with son visiting Rev. George Edwards family. Baraboo and Superior residents spend time with local families. Attendees include university students Frank Neu and Roy Sisson. Local weddings and travels noted with families in Steuben Arena Elk River and Devils Lake picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Corbett
Chicago
George Edwards
Odell
Baraboo
R. S. Stoddard
Ray Showers
Madison
Frank Neu
Roy Sisson
U. of W
Grace Isaacson
Superior
Elwyn Harris
Merle Douherty
Steuben
Wis
Ed Zick
Arena
R. A. Chase
M. E. Church
Christ Bernhard
West Allis
Dave Stillman
Howlett
Elk River
Idaho
Fred Schara
Herron
Milwaukee
W. G. Doll
Omaha
Neb
Mary Meyer
Glen Wagner
Myrtle du Praw
Knighte
Totaine
Fobias
Devils Lake
Bellaire, Mich
Addie Sisson
Local residents and visitors in Baraboo area gather for summer events
A long list of visits and movements fills Baraboo notes. Families such as the Weiland and Trebilcock households host and relocate. Otto Pawlisch heads to Chicago to teach at Lewis Institute. The Acme chautauqua group signs in for July 18 19 20 and 21 with Dr C E Myers as manager and Harriet Apker as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Weiland
Arthur
Wm. Trebilcock
J. Matz
Maple Street
Wm. Gunnison
Esther
Waunakee
Henry Klein
Detroit
Mich
George Luck
Bertha Schoephoergter
Cotton Plant
Ark
Carl Klien
Baraboo
Oscar Wagner
Betty
Loganville
Wystenhaver
Otto Pawlisch
Chicago
Lewis Institute
Murray
Kilbourn
John Wagner
Acme Chautauqua
Deyhler & Schenkats Hall
C. E. Myers
Harriet Apker
W. C. Hahn
Cy Cooke
North Lake
Edith
Edna Pelton
Fred Schale
Ella Sarahan
Raymond Coughlin
J. E. Doherty
Thomas Whaley
Herman Kapelka
Louise
St. Paul
M. Stackman
Ralph Draper
Plainfield
Bartel Ragatz
Madison
James Draper, Jr
la Crosse
Silver Wedding Anniversaryed in North Freedom
Relatives and friends totaling about seventy five gathered in the M. W. A. hall to celebrate the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. McCoy. The evening included music, games, remarks by Rev. J. Wilcox, community singing, poetry by Riles, and a silver remembrance gift from the assembled guests. Out of town attendees included families from Baraboo and Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. McCoy
M. W. A. Hall
North Freedom
J. Wilcox
Rileys
R. B. Dickie
F. Jordan
J. Dick
Milwaukee
E. J. Burdick
Montague Biscuit and Candy Company
la Crosse
W. C. Fullmer
Fred Hacker
Indiana
Fred Jordan
Frank
A. R. Knapp
Rev. Jordan
Marshfield
Mary Blachly
Misses Maude
Doris
Devils Lake
Misses Blachly
Martha Apker
Prairie du Lac
Frances Pippen
Reedsburg
W. H. du Bois
N. Forrester
Narrows Prairie
Weiland
Schwarz
Miss Selah Wilmot and Louis Hos sig wed quietly
Miss Selah Wilmot and Louis Hos sig were quietly married Saturday morning at Rev J H Beck's home. The newlyweds visited Baraboo and will reside near Andrew Hossigs farm on the former Robert Schumaker place bought in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selah Wilmot
Louis Hossig
J. H. Beck
Baraboo
Andrew Hossigs
Robert Schumaker
Alma Barten
Anna Barten
Prairie du Sac
Henry Block
George Sprecher
George Gasser
Casper Accola
Ella Riese
Broadhead
Georga Laeple
Sumpter
J. V. Accola
Black Hawk
La Rue Beats Pleasant Ridge in Third Baseball Contest
La Rue baseball team defeated Pleasant Ridge 15 to 7 Sunday at La Rue. Costly errors by Pleasant Ridge star Brennan helped La Rue lead. After three games, La Rue has won two against Pleasant Valley. Pawlisch made a standout catch in center field. Batteries: Gerke and Getchman for La Rue. Anderson and Ahremsmeyer for Pleasant Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Rue
Pleasant Valley
Jte
Fore
Brennan
Pawlisch
Gerke
Birthday gathering honors Mrs. Schanke at Ableman home
About forty five relatives and friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. J. Schanke in Ableman to celebrate Mrs. Schanke's birthday. The evening featured games, visiting, and refreshments. Various local families and visiting relatives were noted, with plans and travels described for residents visiting Madison, Baraboo, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ableman
J. Schanke
Schanke
W. Schulte
Peter Holzman
Kreeger
Otto
Charlie
Otto Domke
Viola Hintz
Elsie Dettman
Bertha Kreeger
Edd Steinhorst
Paul Frei
Sunday Visitors and Local Travel Attachments
Sunday visitors at the Henry Steinhorst home. Pauli Linekugel drove to Madison Tuesday after a load of cement. Mrs Anna Luéth and daughter Esthereft left Monday for a several weeks visit with relatives at Eau Claire. Lena Truckenbrodt, a teacher at Paul, is home for summer vacation. Hubert Wuerth of Chicago spent Saturday and Sunday with his mother. his wife joined him after a week’s visit at the Wuerth home. Elizabeth Knipschield of Madison arrived Saturday for a visit with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Washington
Uarding
eFl
Sam Dearholt
Zell Pollak
Reedsburg
William Schwedel
Cood
E. Hart
Hazel Hart
Spring Green
Oliver Schoeman
Baraboo
Lorraine Hammermeister
Hanks
Dora Riggert
Milwaukee
Lorna Hasz
Ervin Kruse
Woodstock
Illinois
Paula Licht
Ruth
Reena Kruse
Fred Luetkins
Mendota
Martin Thiese
Walter Schoephosfers
Hy Westenhaver
O. Twist
Erwin Kruse
Herman Winecke
Alan Denzer
Stella Kruse
Hy Winecke
Fred Tilker
Henry Steinhorst
Pauli Linekugel
Madison
Anna Luéth
Esthereft
Eau Claire
Lena Truckenbrodt
Paul Is
Hubert Wuerth
Chicago
Wuerth
Devils Lake Country Club Opens with Opening Dance
The Devils Lake Country Club on Warner Memorial road held its opening dance Monday attracting about 150 couples from Baraboo Portage Devils Lake Reedsburg and Kilbourn. The pavilion seats 400 dancers and features a soda fountain and running water. The Terbibox orchestra provided music as the club plans three to four dances weekly with the next event this Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake Country Club
Devils Lake State Park
Warner Memorial Road
Baraboo
Portage
Devils Lake
Reedsburg
Kilbourn
Terbibox
Fred Kellogg
On My Way Labor Day Slogan Winner Named
The American Legion announces Joseph Sibert as winner of the five dollar prize for the best Labor Day slogan. The chosen line promises everyone will be on the way to Baraboo for the Legion and auxiliary celebration, aiming to surpass last year's successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Joseph Sibert
Legion
Labor Day
Baraboo
Summers Visitaires Bring Buckley to Ninth Avenue
Miss Geraldine Buckley arrives to summer with her parents Mr and Mrs J E Buckley on Ninth avenue. She previously taught in Las Animas Colorado and then spent three weeks touring Colorado mountains after her school closed.
Political Pot Boils as Sauk County Primaries Loom
Sauk County officials face crowded fields as candidates circulate nomination papers for September primaries. W. H. Oole announces for sheriff, opposed by William Tarnutzer and possibly Herman Neitzel. W. H. Marquette also enters. Register of Deeds may be contested by Du Bois and Kradwell. County Treasurer candidate J. L. Siberz backed by insurance work. Incumbents Bohn Cooper Moss unlikely to face opposition. Dwight Welch plans to run for the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County
W. H. Oole
William L. Tarnutzer
Herman C. Neitzer
Tarnutzer
Neitzel
W. H. Marquette
Co. M. du Bois
Office of Register of Deeds
W. W. Kradwell
Couple Observes 20th Wedding Anniversary Picnic
The twentieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martindale was celebrated with a picnic dinner at Devils Lake. The Martindale family visiting Baraboo includes son Francis and relatives from Thompson Illinois. Attendees: David Sansum family and others from Lyons Delton Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Martindale
Devils Lake
Martindale
Francis
Baraboo Wins Close 12-Inning Baseball Contest
Baraboo defeats M. and A. Market nine of Madison 5 to 4 in 12 innings at the local fairgrounds. Elliott pitched and scored the winning run on a bunt by catcher E. A. Rice. Lineup includes Haugh, Fellows, Mould, Cooper, DuBois, Bray, DuCharms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
M. & A. Market
Madison
Elliott
E. A. Rice
Ted” Elliott
H. Haugh
Fellows
K. Mould
Ray Cooper
D. DuBois
J. Bray
C. DuCharms
Downtown Band Concert Thursday With Park Board Approval
The city band will perform Thursday evening downtown with the park board's permission. A grand stand will be set up on Thut avenue opposite the Clava saibé store as that street closes to traffic from Oak to Broadway. Cars parked in designated spaces may remain. Third avenue parking is allowed only until the concert ends. Special police will enforce rules to keep children off the stand and ensure optimal performance conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Board
Avenue
Oak
Broadway
Third Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Suvin VeLiUn
Kirkwood Lady Entertains Ladies Aid Society
Guy Weidenkopf
Kirkwood
Ladies Aid Society
Congregational Church
City
Lydia North
J. H. Harris
Charles
Tracy Randall
Franklin Minnick
Mkillett Creek
George Fish
Florence
Reynolds
Maurice Deppe
William
Theodore
Herman Mielke
North Fairfield
Viela van Zile
Frank Ryan
Robert
Dean Cowles
Guy Weindenkopf
M. Bisch
Burr Greene
Tracy Rendall
Norma Hank
Janette Smith
Archie Cook
Greenfield
M. Hoover
The
Roy Hoover
Lucile
Sauk Prairie
Frank Feltz
Grand View Hospital
Charles Randall
James Dalling
Verne
W. G. Davison
Anthony Heinz
Sun Prairie
Fred Bisch
Duane Peck
Elizabeth Owen
Louis Wich
John Accola
Elle Paddeck
F. E. Lettergren
Jesse Taylor
Richera Allyn
Adams
Floyd Randall
J. W. Lettergren
Grove City
Minnesota
Francis Simons
Gladys Hackett
Louis Wichern
Skillett Creer
Henry Koppke
Lake
Randall
Jersey Breeders
Mrs. Ed. McGilvra
Creamry
Finders Hall
Co-operative
Ableman Creamery Co
Medames
F. P. Popp
E. C. Bentley
G. F. Scarnke
Henry Kuester
Freedom
W. C. Holtz
William Frambs
Delton
Hugo Schutte
E. J. B. Schubring
Aug Langenhan
Anna Fierce
Sadie Greeney
Grant Weidman
Westfield
Carl Popp
Mineral Point
William Paff
Amy
O. Goodell
David
Thomas
Homer
Eryone
Equity
Philip LaFollette
Hillpoint Band
del, MA
NO. Freedom
LA Rue Nine
Pleasant Ridge
Elizabeth Knipschield
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