Baraboo notes social events and local updates
Local births marriages meetings and visits are recorded. A May 16 birth to Mr and Mrs Lynn Loomis is noted along with convalescence updates for Mrs Henry C Moeller in La Crosse hospital. Baraboo civic items include horticultural society plans at Dr F R Winslow home and a Skillet Creek club meeting. Community news covers travel, illnesses, a rail worker union, a church welcome for Rev Schoeller, a ball league planning meeting, and local social gatherings at homes of Isenberg Aton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Loomis
Henry. C. Moeller
la Crosse
Dickie
Sauk County Horticultural Society
F. R. Winslow
Ash Street
Cranefield
Badger Club
Carrie Feltz
Emma Arnold
Post Office
Washington
F. W. Schultz
Harper
Harry
Oshkosh
Skillet Creek Club
Wilbur Cahoon
Spencer School
Ruth Kimpall
L. B. Irish
William Toole
Marie Carpenter
Winnifred Welch
Hazel Roser
E. H. Roser
F. W. Schoeller
Baraboo
Milwaukee
M. J. Cameron
Congregational Church
Codntz
Skinner
Weed
Henke
Ernest Isenberg
Grace Fisher
Elsie Isenberg
Isenberg
A. Warren
A. S. Kingsford
Alvin Alexander
Henry
Portage
Reedsburg
la Valle
Ableman
Hillsboro
F. B. Moss
Mer
Carl M. du Bois
J. L. Sibert
Twin City Motor Bus Company
St. Paul
Cleveland
E. E. Smith
California Syrup of Figs: child friendly laxative
Advertising copy claims California Syrup of Figs provides a gentle remedy for stomach liver and bowels with a fruity taste that children love. Promises full directions on each bottle and asserts it is the best and most harmless option for kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Delton Mirror Lake hotel nearing occupancy at midway mark
William Phellip reports interior finishing has begun on Mrs. Ringling’s Delton end Mirror Lake hotel and occupancy may start by mid month. The 40 guest rooms and 100 dining capacity were highlighted during visits by hundreds of locals and Sunday autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medbury
W. H. Aton
William Phellip
Baraboo
William Marshall
Delton
Fair Ground
M.r. Griffin
Mr. Marshall
Getchell
J. M. Kelley
The
Presbyterian Church
W. S. Seyler
Fred Schultz
F. A. News
Hugh Hughes
A. G. Alberts
Esther Hart
Wisconsin Power, Light & Heat Company
Burt G. Curtis
Chicago
Demonstrator Sells Machine At Public Demonstration
A visitor at the demonstration bought a machine on the spot and additional sales are expected from other prospects.
Coal shortage blamed on rail car supply crisis
A national association reports a grave coal shortage caused by soft coal operators lacking enough coal cars. The United Mine Workers warn the public may face no coal next winter unless action is taken immediately, blaming railroads for unfair car distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
United Mine Workers of America
John Moore
Ohio Miners
Moore
Suffragists See Little Hope for 19th Amendment in Delaware
The Delaware legislature reconvened on Monday but suffragists hold little expectation that the state will become the 36th to ratify the 19th amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Delaware
Diamond Dyes Color Card Promises Fadeless Fabric Color
Diamond Dyes guarantees a new rich fadeless color for wool silk linen cotton and blends. The package includes a Direction Book and a Diamond Dye Color Card to match any material.
Marriage at Baraboo United Methodist Parsonage
Miss Ella Huggins wed Myron Armstrong both of Kilbourn at the M. E. parsonage in Baraboo. The couple, attended by Mr and Mrs Charles Lusby, have gone east on a wedding trip and will reside in Kilbourn on return. Armstrong is a Kilbourn businessman. Mrs Armstrong has lived there with her parents for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Parsonage
Baraboo
Ella Huggins
Myron Armstrong
Kilbourn
Charles Lusby
Armstrong
Marriage of Adella J Nelson and G Fredrick Stowers
Miss Adella J Nelson and Mr G Fredrick Stowers wed at the Nelson home in Newport with Rev William Lochner officiating. Only immediate families present. A wedding supper followed. Bridesmaid Mildred Stowers and groom's attendant William Nelson named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adella J. Nelson
G. Fredrick Stowers
A. D. Nelson
Newport
Wm. Lochner
Mildred Stowers
William Nelson
Marriage of Elma Jones and Wm Sunningberg in Lincoln
Elma Jones of Lincoln married Wm Sunningberg of Westfeld in a ceremony attended by Groom’s cousin Esther Sandon and Bride’s brother Claude Jones. Bride wore cream satin and carried roses and ferns. They returned to the bride’s parents’ home for a six o’clock supper and now live on the bride’s father’s farm. Mrs. Sunningberg is sister to Mrs. Christopher and Mrs. Grieves of Kilbourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Jones
Lincoln
Wm. Sunningberg
Westfeld
Esther Sandon
Claude Jones
Christopher
Grieves O. Kilbourn
Reedsburg Wedding Unites Otto Heine and Ruth Kansier
A large wedding at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Reedsburg united Otto Heine and Ruth Kansier in marriage on Friday at 8 pm. The church overflowed with friends as six attendants led the procession, followed by the groom and his best man and Ruth Kansier on her father’s arm. Rev. Wm Kansier performed the double ring ceremony. A reception for relatives and friends followed at the parsonage. Ruth Kansier is the eldest daughter of Rev. and Mrs. William Kansier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Otto Heine
Ruth Kansier
Wm. Kansier
William Kansier
Reedsburg Couple Plans Chicago Honeymoon After Wedding
The groom, a Reedsburg native who grew up there and finished high school, now owns a candy factory at Oconto. The couple will wed and then honeymoon in Chicago before making their home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
Central Wisconsin Creamery Co
Oconto
Chicago
Marriages Filed for Several Couples in Wisconsin Towns
Applications to marry listed for Harry W. Shedewski of Menasha and Ella R. Sweeney of Reedsburg. Clarence B. Alberts and Grace G. Fisher of Baraboo. Harry M Warren of Reedsburg and Julia Lucht of La Valle. Ernest Bergman of Loganville and Luella Thornhaug of Radrson. Clarence H. Hisinger of Stoughton and Madeline Struebing of Reedsburg. Herbert Schanke of Baraboo and Olive Newell of Baraboo. Arthur G. Martin of Westfield and Esther Bergman of Westfield. Wm. J Huebel of La Valle and Hilda Mihlbauer of La Valle. Christian H. Carlisch of Baraboo and Esther Wildrich of Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Shedewski
Menasha
Ella R. Sweeney
Reedsbarg
Clarence B. Alberts
Baraboo
Grace G. Fisher
Harry M Warren
Julia Lucht
la Valle
Ernest Bergman
Loganville
Luella Thornhaug
Radrson
Clarence Hisinger
Stoughton
Madeline Struebing
Reedsburg
Herbert Schanke
Olive Newell
Arthur G. Martin
Westfield
Esther Bergman
Wm. J Huebel
Hilda Mihlbauer
Christian H. Carlisch
Esther Wildrich
Youths Found Dead as Gas Jet Left Open
Bernard Stein 19 and T. S. Jessup 22 were found dead in their rooms at Madison in the home of Stein’s mother Mrs. A. C. Stein after being overcome by gas from an open jet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Stein
T. S. Jessup
A. C. Stein
Madison
Danderine Hair Growth Claim Ad Appears in Print
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a hair treatment that prevents dandruff and hair loss. It claims after use, no fallen hair is found and hair gains life brightness color and thickness.
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MWA
Walter Odell
Sixth Avenue
Peter Greenhaugh
Edna Case
Grand Rapids
August Boettcher
Adams
William Luedtke
Floyd Devereaux
F. A. Cooper
Miss Zella
Presbyterian Hospital
William Schneller
Mable Slater
Sioux St. Marie
Michigan
Henry von Wald
Viva Robinson
Virginia
Minn
D. Joseph Johnson
Lynn Avenue
Johnson
East Street
Waterloo
Iowa
Hawkeye State
Water Street
al. Burckhart
Roujet de Lisle Jenkens
R. D. Marshall Madison
Ava Patrica Abernathy
M. R. D. Mershall
Samuel Plantz
Appleton
Jenkins
Law College
University of Wisconsin
Effie Medbury
South Dakota
Aton
George Winchester
E. C. Henke
U. S
Armstrong—Huggins
Stowers—Nelson
Sunningberg—Jones
Kansier
Heine
Lee Union-Alls
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