Resident Recovers From Typhoid Attack In Delton
Chester Sarrington of Delton is convalescing at her parents home after typhoid illness. Neighbors note her rapid recovery and expect her to return home this week. Mentions of farm sales and visits by Baraboo and Fairfield residents appear in this local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Sarrington
Delton
Tyrever
Sam Searle
de Haslett
Opener
Hassett
Sami
Michigan
Ernest Bass
Rey Enid
Deltons
A. L. Cap
Tea From Relative Germany Hard Times In Alle
George Miller reports letters from Hamburg showing hard times. Women’s clubs of the Seventh hold annual meeting at La Valle Eble School on June first with speakers including Senator Morehead and Morehead of Reedsburg. River Falls visit mentioned for L O Mahler due to illness. Rachel Field of Madison and Delbert Marshall of La Crosse appear with local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Hamburg
Ger
la Valle Eble
Eau Claire
Morehead
Reedsburg
Oregon leads and pensions loom in state notes
Various items show Oregon leading in the rush for reform as bishops sign on and pension bills loom. Prices drop in Milwaukee while Ireland’s troubles stir pleas for unity. A Madison speaker discusses Jewish return amid campaign method shifts and local bureaus claim Pasadena and another city remain aligned with model lines.
Rock car derailment disrupts local yard switch
Crushed quartzite from carloads spread along the track in local yards yesterday around five. One or two cars derailed during switching but the issue was quickly fixed with a wrecker on scene. Karnopp of Chicago, son-in-law of Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Irish, is visiting the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. F. Karnopp
Chicago
W. 8. Irish
Mr.Karnopp
Glazier relays unique method to kill a snake
Baraboo notes include R L Glazier recounting a spotted adder encounter near Delton where a running board showed the snake. He then braked and seized the snake by the head, killing it. The piece also covers visits by Mr and Mrs P E Cosgrove, boiler department ties to Joliet and Minneapolis trip, Illinois prison plans, Baraboo cleanliness, Lydia Nelson and W W Gray wedding plans, and the Baraboo Pad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Glazier
Mr. Glazier
Delton
Ford
Snake
Radiator Co. Not Coming to Baraboo
The state would not permit Splitex radiator company to raise its stock and thus the firm will not relocate from Kenosha to Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Splitex
Kenosha
Baraboo
Marriages In Wisconsin City And Portage Church
Married Schanke Newell Herbert Schanke and Olive Newell were wed by H L Halsted this morning at 9. The groom is son of William Schanke of Lake street employed by Max Feinberg. The bride is daughter of Mrs Bertha Newell. Attendants were Ralph Boni e and Mable Moody. In Portage Tuesday morning at seven, Hattie Roeker and Bernard H Sarahan married in Catholic church with Hugh Sarahan and Magdaline Rocker attending. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home. the couple left for Baraboo and trains to St Paul Buffalo and Niagara Falls. They will reside in Peking Illinois where Sarahan heads quarters and be at home after July 1.
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Lydia B. Nelson
East Miffin Street
Chris Nelson
Dubuque
W. W. Gray
F. Gray
Baraboo
Presbyterian Church
Hentty
Miss Nelson
Madison
W-C
Clarence Gray
West Miffilin Street
Iowa
Wisconsin
West Miffin Street
Wisconsin State Journal
Herbert Schanke
Olive Newell
H. L. Halsted
Schanke
William Schanke
Lake Street
Max Feinberg
Bertha Newell
Ralph Boniie
Mable Moody
Hattie Roeker
Portage
Emil Roeker
Bernard H. Sarahan
P. H. Sarahan
Hugh Sarahan
Janesville
Magdaline Rocker
St Paul
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Peking
Ill
Mr. Sarahn
Judge Stevens Here Tuesday in Baraboo Court
Judge Be Ray Stevens of Madison will be in Baraboo on Tuesday to hold court. About 14 have applied for citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Ray Stevens
Madison
Baraboo
Higher rail rates not to increase cost of living
Daniel Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio and other carriers told the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington that freight rate hikes totaling over a billion dollars would not raise living costs. They argued higher revenue would finance new equipment to move goods and reach markets previously inaccessible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Authors in London Struggle as Costs Halt Rising Talent
The piece notes that young authors in London find it hard to rise due to publication costs. It compares publishers to an old man gathering mushrooms and humorously questions how to pick the right ones. An eastern publication urges workers to assess their pay by a playful calendar riddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shan Bullock
Notable American Springs Flow Rates From Subscriptions
Springs thus far listed by our subscribers are Wakulla Florida 120000 gallons a minute Giant Spring Montana 286000 gallons a minute Mammoth Spring Arkansas 300000 gallons a minute and Silver Springs described above.
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Silver Springs
Ocala
Florida
Wakulla
Giant Spring
Montana
Mammoth Spring
Arkansas
Slander Case Heard in LaValle With 75 Witnesses
The slander case against Patrick Carrol was heard in the G A R hall with William Meyer Jr. as chief witness. About 75 LaValle residents attended, prompting a larger room than Justice Adolph Andre’s court. The charge claimed Meyer said Byron Carrel stole $74 from Farmer's Warehouse, but Justice Andre dismissed the case for lack of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Meyer, Jr
LaValle
G A. R. Hall
Justice Court
Adolph Andre
Patrick Carrol
William Meyer
Byron Carrel
The Confession at Al Ringling theatre final week
The Confession plays the Al Ringling Theatre for the last three days of the week drawing crowds from Hillsboro Elroy Wonewoc Spring Green Reedsburg Portage Kilbourn Prairie du Lac and Sauk City. It blends rugged manhood faith and redemption with suspense and romance praised by The Boston Evening Record for fine direction and acting.
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al. Ringling Theatre
Boston Evening Record
Canadian Northwest
Hillsboro
Elroy
Wonewoc
Spring Green
Reedsburg
Portage
Kilbourn
Prairie du Lac
Sauk City
Child Dies After Rattlesnake Bite in Hartman
At Hartman Colorado four year old Leonard Bullard died from blood poisoning after being bitten by a rattlesnake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Colorado
Leonard Bullard
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