Trials and verdicts from Portage circuit court sessions
The Portage circuit court heard a farm sale case where buyer Mr. Bunker pays $160 total as per contract after a jury found no direct buyer involvement from the plaintiff. A separate school case against Fairfield District No.3 ended in a non-suit amid claims of malice and pupil punishment. Other actions included a North Freedom school assault case verdict of no cause of action and a divorce and property rulings in Prairie du Sac cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bunker
Portage
Frank S. Bunker
Charles Roberts
Dyson Roberts
Harley R. Bement
Charles van Schoyck
Peter Geier
B. F. Gollmar
Frank McKune
Jessie Ballinger
N. A. Cushman
North Freedom
Lois Hayes
W. N Mackin
Mackin
O’neill
William Sloniker
Rusk County
University of Wisconsin
W. N. Mackin
Dean Knapp
Robert Schwartz
Dorothy Draper
Max Pawlisch
Stanley Hayes
Wilber Dehyle
James Dougherty
Arthur Knapp
H. M. Eschenbach
Helen King
Marcella Steinbrink
William A. Darrow
John McCabe
Paul Cahoon
H. H. Potter
John Accola
Herman Kasiska
Ernest Sceales
Jesse Ballinger
F. G. DuBois
Robert Nachreiner
Herman Zeitler
Prairie du Sac
Zeitler
Madison
John Buehler
Edward M. Antrim
T. M. Mould
First National Bank
Alois Hutter
Plain
Prairie View
C.C. Steuber
Hutter
Man Is Hurt At Harbisin-Walker Plant
Oscar Wagner was badly injured at the Harbisin-Walker plant while prying with a crowbar as a stone rolled from above and struck him in the head. He was taken to his brother-in-law’s home in semi conscious state, later improving. Matt Fosbinder aided his fall protection and help arrived quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wagner
Harbisin-Walker
Matt Fosbinder
Herbert Westenhaver
John Wagner
Loganville
Stein
Kilbourn
Bernice Spaulding
Black Hawk
Esther Kapelka
Baraboo
Griep
Eschenbach
Johnson
Alvin Rist
Blanche Eschenbach
Royal Neighbors
Ben Schubring
Watertown
Emilie Pagel
Epworth League
John Wilcox
Hattie Ninneman
Vera Lawrence
Ruth Spaulding
Oscar Iverson
Adeline Johnson
John Warne
F. Jordan
Frank
Rochester Wis
A. R. Knapp
H. N. Acker
Martha
Prairie du Lac
Nancy Post
General Hospital
C. E. Myers
Mary Trumble
Hunice Smith
Hill Point
August Smith
Geyman
A. Smith
Merrimack Hometown Notes Celebrate Silver Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McLeish hosted a Sept 22 gathering for their 25th wedding anniversary. Nearby relatives and friends from Manston, Kenosha, Lodi, Okee, Baraboo, Madison, Richland Center, Hill Point, and Eau Claire visited or were mentioned in social entries including funeral attendance for Lillian Gallus and health updates on Loma Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. McLeish
Hugh Borchers
Lloyd Conway
Eleanor Gross
Manston
Gamble
Kenosha
Walter J
Wallace Towers
William Wilson
Lodi
C. F. Bayles
R. Wols
Minnan Shanks
Cushman
Lewiston
A. E. Dennis
Baraboo
Wilke
Richland Center
J. Bean
Edgar Quinn
Madison
Herman Ratzberg
Hill Point
S. King
George Astle
Excelsior
BE. L. Gross
Peter Eperenbach
Eau Claire
Mat Wartner
Loos
Alice Marshall
Okee
Kilbourn Lady Home From California Trip
Mrs. Anna B. Eggelston returned home from California last Saturday after a ten month stay. The notice lists multiple local visitors and residents including Frank Turner, August Belter and daughter Hattie, Ed D. Newell, Lyle Older, Mrs. Charles Rodwell, Mrs. Ed Thomas and Mildred, Mrs. J. H. Reber, Henry Rodwell, Mrs. Louis Martin, J. Clendaniels, Mrs. Clarence Martin, J. J. Purcell, Gertie Folleth, Glenn Blatchly, John Arndtz, Mabel Klinger, Mont Markham, and others in Kilbourn and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna B. Eggelston
California
Frank Turner
Lake Geneva
James Latham
August Belter
Hattie
Portage
Ed D. Newell
G. Drummond
Lyle Older
Milwaukee
Kilbourn
Charles Rodwell
la Valle
Louis Martin
Ed Thomas
Mildred
J. H. Reber
Frank Gibson
Henry Rodwell
Delton
J. Clendaniels
Clarence Martin
Farm sells 21 12 acre Greenfield holdings to Goodales
A Greenfield farm of 21 1/2 acres changes hands to Philip and Mrs. Goodale from Fox Lake. The buyers plan to raise chickens and will move from Kilbourn area via Baraboo to Ladysmith. The sale, handled by J. T. Bates & Son, fetched the prior price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BE. House
Greenfield
Philip Goodale
Fred Luebke
House
Ladysmith
J. T. Bates & Son
Chicago Hog and Cattle Market Report
Hogs moved at 6.45 to 8.10 per cwt with heavy butchers 7.50 to 7.90 and pigs 5.75 to 7.60. Cattle ranged from prime steers 9.00 to 10.00 and good to choice 7.00 to 9.60, fat cows 3.25 to 8.50, calves 6.50 to 13.00. Baraboo merchants offered 30 cents for eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Hood River visitor and local notices from Wisconsin
ABLEMAN Mrs. R. W. Ordway of Hood River Oregon arrived here Wednesday to spend the winter with her sister Mrs. John Hindes Rev Bibelheimer of North Freedom conducted services at the Baptist church Sunday evening The Baptist Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs Henry Manthey Thursday afternoon On account of rain Saturday the band concert was postponed until next Saturday night Several relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Leverent Friday afternoon in honor of the birthday of their daughter Mrs Martin Schultz who is visiting here from Chicago Miss Eva Colyer R N of Milwaukee arrived Monday for a visit at the home of her aunt Miss Sadie Greeney Mr and Mrs G F Scharnke and children spent Sunday at Baraboo with relatives Mr and Mrs Herman Weinke of North Freedom visited Mr and Mrs Walter Gall Sunday The L N club was entertained at the home of Mrs Johs Hindes Tuesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Wm Bartenbach Sr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Ordway
Hood River
Oregon
John Hindes
Bibelheimer
North Freedom
Baptist Church
Baptist Ladies Aid
Henry Manthey
Fred Leverent
Martin Schultz
Chicago
Eva Colyer
R. N
Milwaukee
Sadie Greeney
G. F. Scharnke
Baraboo
Herman Weinke
Walter Gall
L. N
Johs Hindes
Wm. Bartenbach, Sr
A. M. Bickford
St. Mary’s Hospital
Madison
Carl Stark
J. J. Ragatz
Frank Blumenstein
Columbus
Wis
Geo. Lantz
Thane Dodge
B. J. Ragatz
Emily
Waupun
John Kaufman
Clifford
Mineral Point
Ray Lieder
Henry Malone
Fred Schmalz
Schmalz Bros
Wm. Dieterich
Carl Schultz
Carl Volk
Doc
Janney
Leta
Richland Center
R. A. Schlag
Nebraska
Alice Conger
Lorene Ochsner
LaCrosse
Elwyn Harris
Portage
Lloyd Tarnutzer
Melvin Hathaway
Amy Leota
Walter Wight
Myrtle Schmidt
Katharine Felix
Gladys Meyer
Alice Gannon
Everett Oertel
Edwin Schneller
G. C. Albright
Presbytery
Kilbourn
Families Visit Adams Guests of Mr and Mrs Frank C Smith
The Bartenbach Barenbach Meyer and Vertein families motored to Adams Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank C Smith. The Lutheran Sewing Circle met in Finder's hall with Mrs Holtz Howland Janzen Jolitz Klipp and Kosmoski as hostesses. The Krueger children from Reedburg visited Mrs Behnke. Hubert and Lawrence Hindes travelled to Madison for university attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bartenbach Will Barenbach
Otto Meyer
Harry Vertein
Adams
Frank C. Smith
Lutheran Sewing Circle
Finder’s Hall
Adolph Holtz
W. Howland
H. Janzen
H. Jolitz
J. Klipp
G. Kosmoski
Dick Krueger
Reedburg
Henry Behnke
Payments heavy for service men in Wisconsin
Nearly $21 000 a day is paid by the United States Veterans bureau to World War veterans in Wisconsin. In June July and August total payments reached 88004866 20 under compensation disability insurance and vocational training. Daily averages: 217 compensation checks and 199 insurance checks in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Wisconsin
Maj
Leon Fraser
Veterans’ Bureau
Fairfield Couple Wed in Copenhagen Blue Ceremony
Miss Lilah Leggett and Leonard Francisco were married in Fairfield with Rev. H. H. Savage officiating. The bride wore a dress of can beauty roses and a bridesmaid in purple silk. After a short trip they will live on the groom's farm in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilah Leggett
Frank Leggett
Leonard Francisco
Grant Francisco
Fairfield
Copenhagen
H. H. Savage
Francisco
Prairie du Sac Woman Returns After Operation
Mrs. A. M. Bickford returned Saturday from St. Mary's hospital in Madison where she underwent an operation for removal of a tumor. Several families and individuals from Madison, Columbus, Waupun, Richland Center, and Portage visited local relatives here. Local events include a September 17 wedding at the Hathaway home and university attendance by several local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Abe
Fairfield School Case
Esther Carlisch
Town of Fairfiel
William H. Millner
G. M. Clark
W. H. Burton
Albert Cline
Burton
Carlisch
A. H. Martin
L. W. Sayles
Esther Caflisch
Dr. L. W. Sayles
Frank Baxter
Frank Leggett, Sr
Frank Leggett, Jr
E. S&s. Powell
Andrew Gruber
W. H. Gall, Jr
Albert Mittlestead
George Egerer
George Borchers
Albert Koerich
Louis Bergin
Roy Mather
North Freedom School
Circuit Court
Steuberg-Hutter
Francis E. Byrnes
Harry H. Thomas
John Barlen
Frank Marz
Carl A. Dunse
Ernest Wendt
Carl Dunse
William H. Smith
al Brilliott
Niles Brigham
Merrimack
Kilbourn Lady
J. Tanganz
Ableman
Garren’s
W. E. Baringer
Reedsburg
Mueller-Henry Drug Co
Joseph F. Meyer
LaValle
H. E. Blank
O. K. Hawley
Baldwin
H. H. Smith
S. C
Rhode Island
S. C. W. L— A. L. Hess and Sons
Mill Spring
Missouri
Broadway
Columbia
Noyes Place
Ash Street
Studebaker
Gollmar
Ridge Street
Blizzard
Rowell
Belle City Ensilage
J. A. Martiny
Birch Street
George Ingham
Glen D. Hill
Albert Schauf
Cononer’s Battery & Electric Shop
Debray Electrical Shop
Fourth Street
ySe
Conner’s Battery & Electric Shop
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