Local Couples Tie The Knot In Wisconsin Ceremonies
Married Nora H. Olesen and E. C Jamieson of Lodi in a recent ceremony. Bonnie Walluks and Fred A Jaquish wed at German M E parsonage with double ring rites officiated by Rev William Rademacher. The couple planned a wedding trip to Milwaukee and will live in Baraboo. Von Behren and Von Wald wed at Rev Lembke's Prairie du Sac home with both brides carrying roses. they will reside on the groom's mother's farm in Prairie du Sac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Walluks
Robert Walluks
Fred A. Jaquish
Fran Jaquish
M. BE. Parsonage
William Rademacher
Earl Jaquish
First Street
Milwaukee
Baraboo
Prairie du Sac
Marriages Reported Across Wisconsin in Portage and Loganville
Miss Gladys L Zamzow of Portage and J H Pike wed in Portage. In Loganville, Martin Thies and Etta Ninnamon tied the knot at St Peters Lutheran church with Rev Schalkhauser officiating. Attendants Leila Ninnamon Leva Thies William Thies and John Kause. Thies home is Loganville. Eleven more nuptials follow at St Patricks Milwaukee and Prairie du Lac with families from Prairie du Lac Madison and Baraboo involved. The Hathaway Marks nuptial at Prairie du Lac. Other couples wed by Judge Hill in Baraboo and Kilbourn areas. Applications to marry listed for several couples in Sauk and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Thies
August Thies
Loganville
Etta Ninnamon
Frel Ninnamon
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Schalkhauser
Leila Ninnamon
Leva Thies
William Thies
John Kause
Thies
Wisconsin
Brothers Fight Sparks Arrests on Portage Streets
A disturbance at six am Monday in Portage led to the arrest of brothers William and Edward Hamele after a fight near De Witt and Conant streets. A bystander intervened to break up the assault as one brother grabbed the other by the throat over alleged contraband whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt
Conant
Portage
William
Edward Hamele
Madison Epworth League delegates wrap up three day convent
Delegates from the Madison District Epworth League returned home after a three day session at the First M. E. church. A rock shore picnic supper at Devils Lake and a camp fire followed by a Children’s Day program highlighted the weekend. Dr. J. R. Denyes and Dr. R. A. Chase led services as Dr. Denyes spoke of twenty years in Java and Borneo. A roster of delegates from numerous towns was announced. Baraboo chapter officers were elected: Edward Thomas president and four vice presidents, along with treasurer Dean Irish and secretary Lena Polson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Epworth League
M. E
Devils Lake
Baraboo League
J. R. Denyes
Robert Cuff
Portage
Denyes
R. A. Chase
Java
Borneo
Mision
League
Edward Thomas
George Stanley
Lorna Schafer
Vce
Ruth McGiora
Olive Skinner
Dean Irish
Lena Polson
Jersey Breeders Hold Successful Picnic Near Sauk City
The Sauk County Jersey Breeders picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. McGilvra drew good attendance. Jersey milk was served free with a picnic dinner as the club sold ice cream, coffee and wafers. Talks by Milo Hill of Tahmah, secretary of the state Jersey breeders association, and Professor Anderson of Minnesota State Agricultural College, plus a talk by George W. Davies of Madison, followed a varied musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County
E. A. McGilvra
Jersey
Milo Hill
Tomah
State Jersey Breeders Association
Anderson
Minnesota State Agricultural College
George W. Davies
Madison
Constipation Cited as Cause of Headaches
Advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Donovan's Pharmacy remedy for headaches blamed on constipation. The note links relief to treating constipation and cites heat as a contributing factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Donovan
Farm Exhibition Highlights Vocal, Drill, and Jersey Cattle
Miss Ruth McGilvra sang several numbers while Mrs. Ed McGilvra demonstrated Indian club drills. Visitors studied the Jersey cattle on display as part of the farm exhibition activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McGilvra
Ed. McGilvra
Jersey
Watkins Rome in Lyons Burns
The Watkins home, owned by Mr and Mrs Charles E Watkins on Sauk Prairie in Lyons, burned on Sunday evening. Neighbors watched as the interior was consumed, with only a few pieces saved from the blaze. The Baraboo fire department could not save the house from the long hydrantless distance, and a cloud of smoke could be seen as far east as the Charles Wing farm. The house had been vacant recently and the Watkins family planned to move in once furniture was gathered. The cause of the fire was not immediately known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Watkins
P. H. Crossman
Lyons
Watkins
Sauk Prairie
Ed. Curry
Charles Wing
Greenfield
Baraboo
Tragedy Ties Fire to Crossman Home Losses
The house, long the home of P. H. Crossman and his family, burned under unclear circumstances possibly from an electric line or spontaneous combustion. Crossman had died earlier in a tragic accident near a locomotive on the nearby track. The home carried $2500 in insurance with an electric piano valued at $200 and other furniture also insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Crossman
NOW EIGHT STATE PARKS OPEN FOR VISITORS PLEASURE
The State Conservation Commission issues a bulletin about Wisconsin parks. Eight parks listed include Devils Lake Nelson Dewey Cushing Memorial and others with acres noted. Proposed parks are Northern Lakes Tower Hill Rib Hill and Belmont. Readers advised to obtain the bulletin for travel details before visiting.
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State Conservation Commission
Wisconsin
Devils Lake
Nelson Dewey
Cushing Memorial
Analeio
Lakes
Tower Hill
Rib Hill
Belmont
Mississippi Valley
City Solons Hold Regular Meeting
The city council met Thursday evening in City Hall with Mayor Adolph Andro presiding. A resolution advanced 600 to pay Baraboo marine band half of its yearly salary, with the remaining half due at year end. A second resolution was also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reguar
Adolph Andro
Baraboo Marine Band
City resolves salaries and tax transfers discussed at meeting
The minutes note Prof. A C Kingsford earns 400 dollars yearly as superintendent of schools in addition to principal pay. A resolution approves 671.36 dollars from the 2 percent fire insurance tax for 1921 paid to the fire department. City Engineer H E French reports on the League of Wisconsin Municipalities meeting at Appleton with Mayor Adolph Andro Alderman H C Okern and French attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Kingsford
H. E. French
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Appleton
Adolph Andro
H. C. Okern
French
Bentley
la Crosse
Hoan
Milwaukee
Gov Small Found Not Guilty in Illinois Conspiracy Trial
Gov Len Small of Illinois was acquitted by a jury on charges of defrauding the state of interest on public funds. The case traced to 1917 18 when he was state treasurer and to 1919 20 under Lt. Gov. Fred E. Sterling. Small's wife died in Kaukaokee Illinois after the trial following a stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Small
Illinois
Waukegan
Fred E. Sterling
Small
Kaukaokee
Ableman Tigers defeat Portage 4 2 at Portage fairgrounds
The Ableman Tigers beat Portage 4 to 2 on Sunday at Portage fairgrounds. Ableman schedules a game with Loretta next, at Holtz Park.
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Ableman Tigers
Portage
Portage Fairgrounds
Ableman
Loretta
Holtz Park
Three Injured in Auto Crash Near Cazenovia
Mrs. Louis Keller and William Conners of the Cazenovia area were taken to a Reedsburg hospital after their Fora roadster rolled three times on a sharp turn. Conners suffered a fractured shoulder and minor injuries while Mrs. Keller had a concussion with possible internal injuries. Mr. Keller also injured but stayed at the scene. The party was returning from a dance and a front wheel is reported to have collapsed before the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Keller
William Conners
Cazenovia
Reedsburg
Fora
Keller
Conners
Kellers
Mrs Baer Injured in Cherry Picking Accident
Mrs. Baer broke one leg twice below the knee when she fell Monday evening while picking cherries at her Skillet Creek home. She is sister of Mrs. George Carpenter and is being assisted by Mrs. Prouty from Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skillet Creek
John Baer
Katherine Mountain Sares the Cure for Internal Poisons
Coated tongue and head aches signal trouble while bad blood is warned by nature. KY Mountain saves the cause by carrying off poisons from the liver kidneys and bowels. Endorsed by women everywhere. Donovanars Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
STER
Donovar’s Pharmacy
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Lodi
Nora H. Olesen
E. C.,jamieson of
Jaquish
Walluks
Gladys L. Zamzow
J. H. Pike
Ninnamon
Schoepp—Gaiser
St. Patricks Church
Second Avenue
Washington Street
Frances Mary
Peter Schoepp
Prairie du Lac
Edwin Gaiser
Louis Gaiser
Pettit
Josephine
Mabel
Cordelia
Beranda Loeser
Edward Lien
Robert Nelson Taylor
Detroit
Winifred Hicks Sayles
Chester Miller
Gertrude Lewis
Lime Ridge
James H. Hill
Clough— McDougal
Mildred Clough
Kilbourn
Louis McDougal
Briggsville
Henry Huberty
Chicago
Irene Gleason
Fred W. Marquardt Sumpter
Lottie Bellows
Anton Herth
Prairis du Lac
Meta Meyers
Sauk City
William Hatheway
Coldwater
Michigan
Lucy Mousseau
la Valle
Nelson Fry
Ironton
Dorcas Silvers
E. L
Howard Hare
Gwendolyn Rogers
Alice E. Hodgson
Dorothy Jordan
Lorraine Hodgson
Mazomainie
Ruth Cooper
Myrtle Willett
Helen Abaly
Elizabeth Dresser
Lena Comstock
Lenore Stoten
Elizabeth Calvert
Norma Manson
Cetelle Arthur
Priscilla Arthur
Frank E. Showers
Lilia Show
Alice Topping
Moundville
Gladys Shirk
Leroy Shirk
Philip Winslow
Ellen Hansen
Norma Gunderson
Gotham
Estela Wolfe
Edna Wolfe
Merrimack
Inez Dean
Pearl Burlingame
Alice Chrisler
Cyril Sherwood
Beloit
Burrows
Mazonmaine
Huyer
Fred Jordan
Marshfield
Wilcox
North Freedom
Flasty 5
Manheslrs, Inc
Keeley-Neckerman Co
East
City Solons
Gov. Small
Ableman Aggregation
Baer
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