Obituary notices for Schroeder Ballard Twist and others
Wm Schroeder of Loganville died of the flu after a few days. He leaves a wife and one child. Attending funeral were Wm Keine Mrs Otto Riggert and Gus Funte of Reedsburg. Lilly Ballard seven, daughter of Mrs Edward Pallard Sandusky, died recently and was buried at Ironton beside her father who died a month ago. Mrs Frank Twist an early Loganville president died recently in Spokane Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Schroeder
Loganville
Wm. Keine
Otto Riggert
Gus Funte
Reedsburg
Lilly Ballard
Edward Pallard
Sandusky
Ironton
Frank Twist
Spokane
Wash
Death notices for Wintermantle Huebsch in Wisconsin
George Wintermantle of Sauk City died of paralysis recently. Funeral services are planned for Thursday. Joseph Huebsch died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Mueller in Prairie du Lac. his remains were shipped to Keyville, Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wintermantle
Sauk City
Paralasis
Joseph Huebsch
Theo Mueller
Prairie du Lac
Keyville
Wis
Death of Janette Copps 26 in Stevens Point family ties
Janette Copps aged 26, daughter of Dr. Samuel Wilson, longtime Presbyterian pastor, died after pneumonia. She leaves a son. Her husband Clinton Copps is a wholesale merchant in Stevens Point. The family had moved to Stevens Point with Rev. Wilson’s retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
Janette
Samuel
Wilson
Stevens Point
Clinton Copps
Died at Reedsburg Nora Doyle 35 Funeral at Sacred Heart
Miss Nora Doyle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Doyle of Reedsburg died Saturday night after a short illness with the flu and pneumonia. Funeral Monday morning from Sacred Heart church with Rev. Fr. Kierman. burial in Reedsburg Catholic Cemetery per her wish. She was a milliner by trade and had worked for Iggert Wheeler of Reedsburg. Survived by parents two brothers Felix and Lee and a sister at Richland Center. She was about 35, quiet and well liked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Doyle
Myr
John Doyle
Reedsburg
Sacred Heart Church
Kierman
Reedsburg Catholic
Ironton
Felix
Lee
Richland Center
Death of Mary E Giles and family ties in Wisconsin
Mary E. Giles died at the Wisconsin Veterans House in Waucoma and burial was at Lugerville. Born Mary Mead March 1 1839 in Adams Ohio she moved with her parents to Sauk County in 1854. She joined the Baptist church early and married Frederick Giles January 1 1868. he died January 1 1902. Surviving children are John P Meade Lunmhawk Geo W Reedsburg and Ruth Ina Tambert with two infants Edwin R and Elsie M dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Giles
Wisconsin Veteran House
Waugaca
Lugarville
Mary E. Mead
Adams
Seneca County
Ohio
John
Mary van Vranken Mead
Sauk County
Baptist Church
Frederick Giles
Edwin R
Elsie M
John P
Lunmhawk
Wis
Geo. W. Reedsburg
Ruth Ina
Tambert
Mont
Obituaries Highlight Walser Family Ties in Wisconsin and Prairie du Sac
John S. Walser died in Chicago at 84 born in Switzerland who arrived in 1852 with parents and built a log house in Troy township. He had two daughters Mrs Max Sprecht and Mrs W C Schorer. brother Geogr Walser and sister Miss Anna Margaret Walser. Burial in Sauk City. Jane P Avery dies at 88 in Prairie du Sac born in Vermont came to Wisconsin at 20 with family among first settlers. One son Waller two grandchildren six great grandchildren ten great great grandchildren remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Walser
Chicago
Switzerland
America
Troy
Prairie du Lac
Baraboo
Max Sprecht
W. C. Schorer
Sauk City
Geogr. Walser
Anna Margaret Walser
Prairie du Sac
Jane P. Avery
Stadford
Vermont
Wisconsin
Waller
Death of Herman Zietlow of Summit Jvneau county
Herman Zietlow died in Summit Jvneau county a few days ago. Born in Germany in 1843 he married Bertha Dangs in 1871 and after her death in 1906 wed Mrs Al Treptow of La Valle. Survived by six children and numerous relatives in La Valle Reedsburg Mankato and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jackson
Blanchard
Idaho
Rockford
J. T. Jackson
Mary Sanbourn
Tootsie Warren
Alma Miller
Wonewee
Wis
Jackson
Ruben
la Valle
California
Sara Palmer
Herman Zietlow
Summit Jvneau County
Germany
Bertha Dangs
al. Treptow
Herman Roloff
W. F. 4Etlow
R. Wilson
Reedsburg
Bertha Schultz
F. J. Wollbrecht
Mankato, Minn
Stork Visits Two Brothers on the Same Day
On Friday a baby daughter was born to both Martin Weirich of Greenfield and Fred Weirich of Fairfield the hometowns reporting the arrivals on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Martin Weirich
Greenfield
Fred Weirich
Fairfield
Sentiment sought on locating American Refractories near Devil's Nose
Wisconsin officials including C. L. Herrington and George Staudenmeyer visited Baraboo to gauge opinion on placing the ganister works near Devil's Nose or near Kirkland east of the state park. The project faces rail grade, bluff, and park concerns. A new group, Friends of our Native Landscape, forms with a Madison meeting and a March 13 capital conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Herrington
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
George Staudenmeyer
Caledonia
Atwood Smith
Devils Lake
August Zauft
Merrimack
Baraboo
American Refractories Company
Stone Company
Ableman
Kirkland
Merrimack Road
Ganister Company
Herrington
Nash Named General Manager of Minneapolis and St. Louis Line
Elliott E. Nash, longtime assistant federal manager for the Chicago and Northwestern and former Wiscon sin divisions chief, is appointed general manager of the Minneapolis and St. Louis road. He has lived in Chicago under government railroad control and will relocate to Minneapolis soon. the family previously lived in Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott E. Nash
Chicago and Northwestern
Wisconsin
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Nash
Chicago
Minneapolis
Baraboo
Marriages of Hazel Boyce Edward Krueger Annie Talley and Iva Luck Edwin Witchweppe
Married couples include Hazel Boyce of Madison to Edward H. Krueger of Westfield at the bride’s mother’s home. Frederick Hochmuth of Union Center wed Annie Talley of La Crosse. Iva L Luck daughter of George Luck wed Edwin Witchweppe in Honey Creek. The couples will reside in Madison Woodland and Troy respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Boyce
Madison
Edward H. Krueger
Westfield
Rose Boyce
Frederick Hockmuth
Union C
Annie Talley
la Crosse
Union Center
Hochmuth
la Valle
Woodland
Schweppe—Luck
Iva L. Luck
George Luck
Prairie du Lac
Edwin Witchweppe
Honey Creek
Troy
Funeral Held for Clyde Du Boise in Reedsburg
The two year old Clyde Du Boise son of Mr and Mrs Ora Du Boise died in Winona of brain fever after measles. His body was brought to Reedsburg for burial in Greenwood cemetery with many relatives from Baraboo attending the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde du Boise
Ora du Boise
Reedsburg
Winona
Greenwood Cemetery
Willis du Boise
Leslie
Gom
Will Smith
Carl du Boise
Baraboo
Death notices from Marshfield area obituary snippets
James Welch died at Marshfield and was buried after a family procession. Charles C. Cowles, 87, died at home in Baraboo after pneumonia, leaving a wife, two sons, a daughter and several siblings. C W Cary, Civil War veteran, died at Milwaukee Soldiers Home. two sons and a wife survive. funeral notices set for the Baraboo area with private services and flag at half mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Cary
C. W. Cary
Milwaukee
Baraboo
G .A. R. Hall
Local Social Notes from iRonton and Nearby
Residents and visitors share a week of family visits illness and church events. Notables include Mr. Lewis of Goodrich at the Casterison home, Rev. Peckham assisting in La Valle, Mrs. Marshall funeral, and quarantine easing for Fred Costerisan. Trusted names: Grace Matthews Vivian Wright James Pugh Blakeslee Bible Hudson Wright and Finnegan Miller Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lewis
Goodrich
J. Casterison
Grace Matthews
Vivian Wright
James Pugh
Miss Baker
la Valle
Palmer
Peckham
Marshall
Burgess
Riedel
D. L. Clavy
Cazenovia
Lewis Hawkins
Agnes Finnegan
Doris Miller
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Mother's Death
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our mother. Gratitude extended to Mr. and Mrs. David Jones Mrs. George Kent Mrs. Jack Harris Mr. Blackburn and Rev. Coont for floral offerings and comforting words. Families: Emma Bethke Ida Dedie Enos Hollis Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jones
George Kent
Jack Harris
Blackburn
Rev. Coont
Emma Bethke
Ida Dedie
Enos Stevens
Hollis Stevens
Fairfield W. F. M. S. meeting postponed to March 5
The W. F. M. S. of Fairfield scheduled to meet Mrs. W. S. Flinn at 314 Ninth Street on Fussday March 2 has been postponed to Friday March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
W. S. Flinn
Ninth Street
Applications to Marry Knute Christopherson and Others
The notice lists filed marriage applications including Knute E. Christopherson and Lillian L. Olson. Also named are George S. Mayes with Alma C. Gasser, and Floyd Hohenberger with Elanore Mallon. All entries indicate pending marriage licenses in the jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Mayes
Baraboo
Alma C. Gasser
Floyd Hohenberger
Honey Crack
Elanore Mallon
Ironton
What causes indigestion and quick relief with Pape's Diapepsin
Indigestion stems from excess stomach acid souring food and causing fermentation. Gases form and meals feel heavy with heartburn belching and pain. A few Pape's Diapepsin tablets relieve symptoms almost immediately at a low cost from drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Baraboo Teachers Granted Annual Raise by Board
Baraboo board of education approved a general raise for public school teachers, about $100 for the year with few exceptions. The meeting also considered whether a pupil could omit a required subject like physiology and still earn a diploma. The board held that omission would not be allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Baraboo
Families Move as Spring Green Newsboard Reports
The town notes several relocations with new homes in Riverside Lake Mills Hillside and Spring Green. Ed Ostrander moves to the James Phillip farm near Hillside. Ethel Evans heads to Riverside California for county farm bureau work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Evans
Riverside
California
Thegent
County Farm Bureau
Frank Wephing
Lake Mills
Ed. Ostrander
James Phillip
Hillside
Ostander
Spring Green
Thomas Dodge
Baby
Prairie du Lac
Dodge
Railroad Company
Louisa Hutter
Madison
Albert Federmann
Baraboo
A. C. Pope
Pope
Arena
Ferdinand Federmank
Annual Barabo Farmers Meeting on March 5 at 2 PM
The Barabo live stock shipping association secures a meeting at G A R hall for Friday March 5 at 2 pm. Fred Paddock secretary urges farmers who have not learned the association benefits to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barabo
G Aa
R.hall
Fred Paddock
Secy
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promotes Family Health
A vintage advertisement claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cleanses the blood stomach and bowels to purify the system. It promises healthier happier families with improved color and vitality as a spring medicine remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Reedsburg Area Auction and Local Happenings Summary
Rich Townsend conducted a Wednesday sale disposing of machinery and stock at auction. B D Woods plans a trip to Pennsylvania to view farmland. Frank Herr has settled on the Ralph Sorge farm after a recent purchase. Mrs Anna Scoon nurses a sick family west of Reedsburg. Will Haugh and cousin Willie Haugh spend a week near Mauston with the Powers and Montgomery families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Townsend
B. D. Woods
Pennsylvania
Frank Herr
Ralph Sorge
Anna Scoon
Reedsburg
Will Haugh
Wilie Haugh
Mauston
Will Powers
Lyman Montgomery
Fireman Injured In Engine Explosion On Madison Division
Arthur Gray fireman on the North Western division is resting comfortably after an engine explosion yesterday morning. He suffers serious burns to face and neck but no internal injuries are reported. His wife, brother, and brother in law arrived from Chicago and stay at the hospital. Engineer G Humphrey continued the train after a replacement engine arrived. The locomotive sustained heavy damage to the firebox crown and front end, and the blast was one of the worst on the Madison division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gray
Chicago
G. Humphrey
Madison
Middleton Bank Robber Woman Sentenced in 1919 Case
Mrs Elizabeth Jordan was found guilty of receiving stolen property in the $110 000 Middletown bank robbery case Jan 9 1919 Chicago. She received 1 to 10 years Joliet penitentiary. Her husband Steve Jordan drew 5 to 20 years for participation. She denied guilt and a new trial motion was filed. It is said she assisted in forging bank documents.
Auction Near Barabow March Offer Includes Livestock and Farm Equipment
Four miles north of Barabow on Monday March at 10 o'clock a large sale features livestock including black geldings aged 3, 13, and 11 years plus two bay mares, four dairy cows with several freshs. twelve heifers. sows and fall pigs. 16 disc hoes and Deering McCormick equipment. corn binders, planters, separators, plows, wagons, and a variety of farming tools. plus household goods. Fred Whirich, proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barabow
Durham
Jersey
Guernsey
McCormick
la Crosse
Chatam
Surrey
John Deere
DeLavel
Fred Whirich
Local residents visit each other in Reedsburg area
Mrs Orrice Kirkpatrick and two children and Minnie Grotelacher spent Friday at the C W Schultz home. Mr and Mrs Ed Phillips and family of Reedsburg were Sunday guests at Herbert Phillips. Mr and Mrs Otto Groter visited Fred Schrank Sunday. August Zimmerman and daughter Leona visited his mother Sunday. Gus Krohn and two daughters and Mrs Krohn's father William Schranck spent Sunday with Herman Schrank. C W Schultz and family spent Sunday afternoon with Henry Dargel. Gertrude Phillips visited Ed Phillips in Reedsburg Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrice Kirkpatrick
Minnie Grotelacher
C. W. Schultz
Ed. Phillps Sand
Reedsburg
Herbert Phillips
Otto Groter
Fred Schrank
August Zimmerman
Leona
Zimmerman
Gus Krohn
Krohn
Wm. Schranck
Herman Schrank
Henry Dargel
Gertrude Phillips
Ed. Phillips
Lyons Woman Defends Son As Church Area Neighbors Debate
Mrs. R. Werner of Lyons, living opposite the Lyons church, declares her son has not been neglected amid neighborhood concerns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E.R. Perkins
Warren
Devil's
E. E. Nash
Boyce—Krueger
Hockmuth—Talley
James Welch
Marshfield
Relsburg
Loretta
John Welch
James Jr
Welch and Doughbody
J. Welch
Cowl
Audry
Maurice
Menominee
Lawrence
Lake Beulah
Abbie Travis
Lewis Cowles
Knute E. Christopherson
Excelsior
Lillian L. Olson Ironton
Vearning
East
South
Haag
C. A. Hoag
Chicago, Ill
Warren House
Hoag
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