Baraboo Ministers Welcome Rev Mayhew and Wife
A Friday Baptist church reception honored Rev C D Mayhew and his wife. Dr E E Lusk led the program with welcomes from Rev L A Goddard and Rev E C Henke praising church cooperation. Soloists Mr and Mrs W L Chandler entertained as Mayhew praised Baraboo and urged shared Christian effort.
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Baptist Church
C. D. Mayhew
E. E. Lusk
L. A. Goddard
Congregational Church
Bara
F. A. Hayward
Milwaukee
the Baptist Sunday Schools
Mayhew
Mrs. Chandler
Europe
Rev. Mayhew
Baraboo
Commercial Club
D. Mayhew
Albany
Mr. Mayhew
C. S. Knight
Death at Beloit {name} Mrs Serns in Accident
Mrs. Serns 40 died after injur ies from a fall at home Thursday night in Beloit. She struck her jugular vein on a jagged dish edge while descending a cellar stair and died next morning. Survived by husband three children five brothers. Born Arlington maiden name Freda Bunn. Funeral attended by J C Bunn family.
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Beloit
Benjamin Serns
KE. F. Bunn
Park Hotel
Madison
Saginaw
Michigan
J.C. Boon
Walnut Street
Baraboo
Horse and Man in Door Injures Claud Ostrander
Claude Ostrander and a horse collided at a barn door in Spring Green. The struggle left Ostrander with an injured shoulder and a peeled face as the startled animal bolted toward the feed trough during harnessing.
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Spring Green
Claude Ostrander
Mr. Ostrander
Finn Family Leaves the City for Milwaukee
Mrs. M. Johnson and five children departed by the noon train for Milwaukee to establish a new home. They were jailed days earlier but released when no charges could be proven and given a week to leave. The arrest and mistreatment sparked local discussion as Mr. Johnson and one son already work in Milwaukee.
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M. Johnson
Milwaukee
Baraboo Primary Yields Odd Ballot Anecdote
In Baraboo the primary produced one Democratic vote for committee man for George Carpenter A L Feltz and Paul Cahoon each. Inspectors noted the ballot required 46 signatures and six more for defects, joking that expert penmen are in demand.
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Baraboo
George Carpenter
A. L. Feltz
Paul Cahoon
Death of Mrs Mueller Former German Immigrant Lived in Sumpter and Baraboo
Mrs Caroline Mueller born in Wittenberg Germany on June 4 1844 came to America at 13. She married Julius Mueller July 22 1862 and lived in Sumpter before moving to Baraboo. She died August 31 1912 leaving five sons three daughters eleven grandchildren and many siblings. After church services refreshments were served by the ladies.
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Caroline Mueller
Wittenberg
Germany
America
Julius Mueller
Sumpter
Chas
Mueller
Wis
W. C. Mueller
Baraboo
Herman Mueller
Kansas City
J S Tripp Memorial Library and Hall to rise at Prairie du Sac
Plans show a $13 000 project funded largely by J S Tripp including a two story building with a 38 by 40 foot library on the first floor and a 33 by 39 foot assembly hall on the second floor. Construction features include brick exterior, stone base, pressed brick facing, white maple floors, cork carpeting, and a galvanized iron cornice.
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J.S. Tripp
Prairie DU Sac
Prairie du Sac News
Tripp
St Hall
Assembly Hall
Sackett
roar & B&B smedauhe _ Somlaine
Mastin Nominee for Sauk County Treasurer
Official canvass of Sauk County primaries shows James H. Mastin of Reedsburg winning the Republican nomination for county treasurer with 596 votes while Simon Cobleigh has 506 and H. C. Koester 450. Counting continues and many Democratic contests had no opposition for county offices.
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Teprimaries
Sauk County
James H. Mastin
Reedsburg
Simon Cobleigh
H. C. Koester
Two Indians Killed At Tama Train Crash
Indians from the Musquakie Reservation near Tama walked to Marshalltown to see the Ringling Circus. On the return trip they were struck by a train on the track near Tama and killed, the report notes the love of gaudy circus trappings.
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John Mooney
Tama
Iowa
Marshalltown
Ringling Circus
Mooney
American Refractories plant valuation raised at Devils Lake
The American Refractories plant at Devils Lake has its assessable value increased from 1000 to 14000 dollars. Officials considered a higher raise after a condemnation suit, but the company pressed to keep taxes as low as possible. The extra tax funds will offset town losses from farms taken for state park use.
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American Refractories Company
Devils Lake
Pearl wedding for Mr and Mrs John W Meisser
Thursday marked the thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John W Meisser at 309 Third Avenue. About fifty guests from near and far attended a sumptuous dinner and an enjoyable afternoon.
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John W. Meisser
Third Avenue
Baraboo Couple Weds at Trinity Episcopal Church
Miss Carolyn Rhoda Stewart and Jean Jacques Pfannstiehl married at eight o'clock with Rev. A. Wilson officiating. Cadet guards in uniform, reception at Mrs. F. M. Stewart’s home, and a motor journey to Pittsfield Illinois for the honeymoon. The couple plans to reside in Baraboo at 215 Ninth Street.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Carolyn Rhoda Stewart
F. M. Stewart
Jean Jacques Pfannstiehl
A. Wilson
Trinity Church
Lila North
Nevin
McDowell
Lohengren
Anne Louise Stewart
B. Stewart
Paul Stewart
Harding Withington
Verne Harding
Wayne Bissell
Chicago
Wilson
Mendelssohn
Trinity Cadets
Stewart
A. R. Reinking
Ann Stewart
Maude Kellogg
Mary Reynolds
Pfannstiehl
Pittsfield
Illinois
215
Ninth Street
Alva Stewart
Portage
United States Court
Madison
Baraboo
The
State University
First National Bank of
Licensed to Marry Floyd Devereaux to Miss Elizabeth Boettelier
Baraboo announces the engagement of Floyd Devereaux to Elizabeth Boettelier with details of the forthcoming marriage plans and family notices.
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Floyd Devereaux
Elizabeth Boettelier
Hoth of
Baraboo
Aeiq Boltetiezelb
Li Doad
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E.C. Henke
Presbyterian Church
Henke
Js M. Dick
Advent Christian Church
J. C. Bunn
Inxen
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Lynn Avenue
Wilder
Chicago Record-Herald
Steekepe Benia
Mastin
Squaw
C. A. Wilson
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