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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-12-06
LYONS MAN SPENDS
WEEK END IN MILWAUKEE,

lem Hewitt of Lyons spent the
week end in Milwaukee with relatives
Miss Theresa Dischler spent a
Hew days in Adams visiting her paI'
sgy1fs, Mr.. and Mrs. John Deschler.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. Cleveland and
zee Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Mar
sim attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Andrews at Ironton Sunday.
Miss Gladys Henke spent Thanks
irving vacation at her home in Elk
lcszsior %
Mr. and Mrs, Max Springer and M.
agent Thanksgiving at the G. Henke
and Mrs Clyde True and daughter
nome in Excelsior.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Edwards and
family spent Thanksgiving at North
freedom.
The L. S. q. bazaar was success
mgancially.
The Lyons Fish and Game club
w7u have their annual supper Thurs
saay night at the church.
Sunday school was started again
Sunday and an attendance Of So was
recorded which we hope to see in
creased in the future.
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Eitzsimmons-AIwin


On Thanksgiving day at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fitzsimmons.
22O Fifth avenue, in the presence Of
forty relatives and friends, Miss Lena
Fitzsimmons became the bride Of
Henry Alvin.
At twelve o'clock the Mendelssohn
wedding march was played by Miss
Emma Shepard and the couple, at
tended by Miss Kate FitzsimmoDe,
sisters of the bride and Harold
Block. nephew of the groom, entered
the parlor and took their places under
a large white wedding bell to which
was attached pink and white ribbon
streamers. kev. w w. Moore then
united them in marriage, using The
ring ceremony.
The bride was gowned in white
charmeuse satin with Spanish lace.
She wore a veil trimmed with orange
blossoms and carried white carna-
tions and sweet peas. The bridesmaid
wore white crepe-de-chine with rose
bud trimming and carried pink sweet
peas.
After the congratulations an elab-
crate Thanksgiving dinner was served
by the Misses Dora and Mary Fitz-
simmons and Emma Shepard. The
parlor and dining room were decorat-
ed with pink and white streameTs
and in the center OF the table large
wedding cake was beautifully adorn-
ed
The couple has many friends in
this vicinity who wish them long
and happy welded Life. Mrs. Alvin
has been employed at the Island
Wooden mill and the groom is a
prosperous young farmer. They were
the recipients Of a number of beauti.
full and useful gifts Of silver, linen,
china and aluminium. They will re-
side en- a farm near Prairie du Sac.
The wedding party visited the John
sou studio in the Hoppe building and
wedding pictures were taken,
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. T..
w. Moffett and Miss Hulda Alvin Of
Beloit; Mr.. and Mrs. lido Graun and
son of Ableman; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Huber and family of Honey Greek;
Mr. and Mrs. George Geuthlein and
family, Prairie du Sac; Miss Martha
Alvin, Prairie du Sac; Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Block and family Of Barabco;
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Meter and fam
lily of Madison; Mathew Griffith,
Greenfield and Miss Emma Shepard,
Baraboo.
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MRS. ]. W. WOOD
dies IN WFS'r
! oene Resident Of reraboo Snc.
cmai2 a. Hone of Her Great
Niece, Mrs. ]. Fish

William Toole has received a copy
OF the Sumner News-Index which tells
Of the death Of Mrs. J. W. Wood who
resided for many years on the farm
now owned by Assemblyman and Mrs.
Dwight S. WEIGH, the place on which
Skillet Falls are located Among other
things the Washington paper says:
Mrs. Fanny (Forward) Wood, wife
Of J. w. Wood deceased and known
to her large circle of friends as aunt
Fanny died at the home Of her great
niece Mrs. Jessie Fish, at Wenatchee,
Wash. Saturday, Nov. II, 1923, aged
81 years, months and Is days.
She was born in Ticehurst, Sussex,
England, May 2, 1881 the youngest Of
family of Y children and the sole
survivor. Her father, mother, one
brother and three sisters, died in Eng
land, the rem aiming eight children
came to America, she arriving in a
sailing vessel in 1853 went to Bonde-
vile, N. Y, here she had three broth
ers. Tn July Of the same year she came
to Winfield, near Reedsburg, Wis
Two sisters, Mrs. Rebecca Cottington
and Mrs. Mary Mepham resided there
and she made here home there f1r
several years.
Wishing to fit herself Cor teaching
ST. col, she attended the Acade1. y in
III ton, Sank county, WIS flr Two
years, and while there was OaptiseG
and united with the Baptist church
After period of teaching school she
was on August 20, 1864, married in
Delton, to Joseph Warren Wood Of
Newport, Wisconsin. wher2 with his
We .,'f6 boys, Warren Powell, eyed
s:x md Alvinus Brier, ssg9, fnu",
they lived seven years, going from
there to farm en- Skillet Greek near
Baraboo, Wis, where they lived for
Is years. In 1895 they moved to Sum-
ner, Wash, to be near their sons, At
ter the death Of her husband, J. w.
Wood, on Dec. 20, 1914, she went to
reside with her son Brier at Cottage
Grove, Oregon, for four years, then to
sWenatchee, Wash. making her home
with her niece, Mrs, 0. G.. Fish She
lived long Christian life full of
acts OF loving kindness and sympathy
for those in trouble.
Besides the two son she leaves four
grandsons, Henry B. Joseph Warren,
Robert ] and David B. Wood; two
great nieces, Mrs. Jessie Fish, Wen
atchee and Fanny G. Meeker of Bel
bingham, Wash.
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CHICAGO MEN VISIT
PARENTS In ABI.EMAN

Walter and Fred Geisser Of Chi
cago came Wednesday and remained
until Sunday the guests of their par
ems, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Geisser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holtz, Jr. and
daughter of Chicago spent the past
week here with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. Herritz
Mrs Anna Smythe, son George and
daughter Pauline motored to Mansion
and spent Thanksgiving with relatives
Miss Elizabeth Emery Of Baraboo
was the guest of Mr.. and. August
Gall Thanksgiving.
DR.. and Mrs. w. !. Mumshel spent
Wednesday and Thursday in MIL
waukee the guests of the latters
mother, Mrs Caroline Schultz
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Fenwick and
daughter Betty Jane returned to their
home in Madison after few days Wis
it with the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. LANCE
George Rfndfliesch and Herbert
Schneider came up from Milwaukee,
to spend the Thanksgiving with their
parents. $3.50
Arthur Schoenbach Mr., and HRS
Louis Brockow, and two diaaughtesrs
nioto-ed to Madison and spent Thanks.
giving with relatives.
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Sussner-P eterson

Miss Adeline Sussner, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sussner Of Reeds
burg and Herbert Peterson of Min
neapolis were united in marriage
Wednesday afternoon, November 28sh
at $3.50 o'clock.
The ceremony was performed at
the st Peters parsonage, Rev. Wn.
Kansier officiating. They were attend
ed by Miss Mildred Brunnhoefer and
Leo Sussner.
The bride wore dress of tan
-elour and she carried pink roses.
The bridesmaid was dressed in dark
blue and carried pink carnations.
A reception was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Peterson at the home of the
brides parents, west of the city on
Wednesday evening by about seventy
five relatives and friends after which
they loA, for "a wedfinyo Fs.0 II to
Mads11, Milwaukee ard Appleton.
M Peterson Is employed on the
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Diece-Gardner

The marriage of Herman j. Diece,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. erdinand Diece,
of LaValle to Miss Dorothy Gardner,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charlesh
Gardner, OF LaValle took place at the
LaValle Catholic church Gu Wednes-
day morning, Nov. %, at nine o'clock.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. NJ. F. Weisharr and the couple
was attended by Roland R. Gardner,
and Miss Florence Gardner, brother
and sister OF the bride. Nj
The bride wore a gown Of whitG
satin, trimmed with beads, and a
veil. She carried a bouquet of pink
roses and sweet peas. Her attendant
was attired in silver canton crepe
with hat to match.
Following the ceremony, a chicken
dinner was served to thirteen guests
at the home Of the brides parents.
A wedding dance and variety shower
took place the same evening at
LaVallo hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Diece will reside on
2 farm near Lavalle.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-12-06

Mrs. William Kartenbach Sr spent
2 few days the past week in Oregon
the guest of her son-in law and daugn
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Richards
Miss Margaret Schanke Of Madison
spent days here recently the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Schultz.
Kenneth Meyer who is employed at
Baraboo enjoyed the Thanksgiving
vacation with Lis parents, Mr.. AID
Mrs. o. w Meyer.
Miss Mii'.ie Luckensimier was
gtest of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lice
on Thanksgiving
Ralph Brown was a Chicago visit
j, on Wedne S,lay and Thursday.
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HEADYSON WOMAN r.
GUEST IN SAUK CITY

MISS Elsie Fuchs of Madison was
ssn over Sunday visitor at the home
e,f her parents Mr. and Mrs George
GTuchs in Sank City.
Mrs. Fasbender, who has been
as7ek in her bed for over year,
v,assed away on Friday Funeral SER
vgiges in Roxbury on Monday.
Miss Augusta Schwartz who has
ween caring for Mrs. Fasbender has
returned to her home in Spring
screen.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fox of Apple
Non spent from Wednesday unth
SUNDAY with relatives in the city.
Mir. and Mrs. Fred Sorg son Arlen
land daughter Alice drove to Bangor
qon Thanksgiving day to visit friends.
They returned on Sunday.
The remains of Walter Bohnsack
-vvore brought here from FIT. Atkinsoh
and funeral services were held at the
yTrst Reformed church on Friday.
walter was a former Sank City boy
zand at the time ef his death was
awenty-sour years of age. He leaves
60 mourn his death his wife an aged
mother, four brothers and two sisters.
misses Beatrice Von Valid and
eaTsue Ziemke, who attend the Mil
waukee Normal, Lucille ziemke OF
Whitewater and Dorothy Littel of La
Crosse spent Thanksgiving at their
respective homes.
egYrs. Fred Baer received the SAD
news Of the death of Mrs. Levi Carr.
WITS. Carr aud Mrs. Baer are sisters.
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Mrs. Susan Davis

Susan R. Young was born in Rich
land county, Ohio, on February 1871,
1916. Her parents moved to Wisc1n-
sin in 1849, settling on farm near
Harrisburg, Sank county, where she
lived With them Until her marriage
to John L. Davis, October goth 1867.
To this union were born two children,
George and Elmarene.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Davis moved to
Missouri, where they remained four
years, when hey returned to Wiscon-
sin, purchasing land and building Q
home near Harrisburg, Here they
lived happily until forty-two years
ago; then the shadow of death fell
across their threshold when her hus-
band died. Again her life was sad
dened at the time of the death of her
son George, which occurred ten year,
later.
Five years after the death of the
son, or about twenty-seven years ago,
she went to Spring Green, where she
lived until November 18th, 1923 when
she passed away into the silent and
endless beyond aged IS years, 8
months and 27 days.
Mrs Davis leaves to mourn her loss
enc daughter, Mrs. Elmarene Schaefer
Of Baraboo, sister, Mrs. Mary Sorg,
Of Spring Green, nine grandchildren,
three great grandchildren and host
Of friends.
She united with the Methodist
Episcopal church in Spring Green in
1913, when the Rev. F. w. Apologize
was pastor, and ever remained faith
full to the church of her choice. We
shall miss her. Yet our faith looks
beyond the grave to to great fact of
Immortality. We are assured by the
word Of Him who said II am the
resurrection and the life"
With the foregoing words Rev. w.
NJ. Philpo,t spoke the life history Of
one Of his faithful Pensioners at her
funeral on Friday Not alone will
this good woman be missed by the
members Of her church but all who
knew her feel a personal loss. "Aunt
Susan" she was to multitude, young
and old. Her ministering hand was
always ready in times of illness her
sympathy helped to heal the wounds
of sorrow, and material aid was
freely given to distressed humanity
The funeral was held at the M. E.
church in Spring Green Friday and
interment was made in the family
lot in the Harrisburg cemetery.
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GUESTS ENTERTAINED
AT LELAND HOME

Among those entertained in Leland
sa9 the Oscar Krey home for Thanks
giving dinner were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kruse and family, Mr.. and
mrs. Herman Fenske and family, Mrs.
Mary au and family and Mr.. and
MRS. Charles OFT and family.
Mrs. Ed Yanke and two children
are spending the week in Prairie
eYu Sac with Mr.. and Mrs. August
&E7ese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Luck entertain
gsd at Thanksgiving dinner Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Michael, Arthur Michael,
SSfella Neuman and Mr.. and Mrs.
FForian Heidi and family.
Ernest Maulwurf of Ableman spent
aver Thanksgiving with his parents,
@ev. and MRS. Maulwurf here.
Mr and MIS-. Floyd lIehenberger
and son spent Thanksgiving with the
alfred Malone family in Prai.ie du
$Sac.
Miss Lucy Mallon spent the week
end at her home near Reedsburg.
Miss Viola McCarville spent the
gzeek end at her home in Bear Valley.
Herman Reiniche who had an
auction last week will soon move on
Ia 4 farm near Loganville.
zsIr. and Mrs. Oscar Krey and fam
NY spent Sunday at the William
Yanke home in Irish Valley.
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Harris-Colkitt

Van c. Harris of Spring Green and
Miss Clara A. Colkitt Of Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, were married at The
courthouse in Baraboo recently Judge
James H. Hill performing the cere-
mony
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Harris are dis
abled veterans of the World war. The
groom volunteered and went to the
front with Co. G, 127 Infantry, Of
the famous Thirty-seeond Division and
was twice wounded during his fifteen
months service overs cas-. Mrs. Har-
ris is a graduate nurse, having taken
her training at West Penn Hospital,
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. At the
outbreak of the war she enlisted and
served two years, receiving her dis
charge after the armistice was signed
During the Thirty-second Divisions
stay at Waco, Texas, she was on
duty at the hospital there.
The romance begun in war time,
continued when the soldier and The
nurse, as recipients Of disabled
soldiers vocational training, became
students CT chiropraotic at Palmer
School Of Chiropractic, Davenport,
Iowa, from which they graduated last
spring
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Obituary
Mrs. Leonard Cher

The funeral Of Mrs. Leonard Cher
was held from the home at 321 Vine
street on Wednesday afternoon. The
Rev. E. C. Henke of the Presbyterian
church off1ciated Miss Olga Reinking
sang two beautiful hymns.
Pallbearers were Harold Simonds,
Clarence SCHNEIDER, Roy Frazier,
Edward Coughlin, Gust Ziegler and
R. w Ross.
Burial was made in the Baraboo
cemetery.
Among those from out of town in
attendance of the services were Mrs.
Claude Velie, ST. Louis; and Mrs. r.
I. Cher and Mrs. e. J, Bashore, De-
catur, Ill.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our thanks to
the kind friends and neighbors for
their sympathy and assistance during
our recent bereavement, ALSO the
employees of the Island Wooden mill,
Rev. Henke. Miss Olga Reinking and
the beautiful floral offerings.
Leonard Cher and family
Mrs John Kaercher
John Kaercher
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Culbert
Mrs. Claude Velie
Mrs. r. I. Cher
Mrs. e. G. Bash7ru
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Kaney--Dorow

Wilfred Kaney and Madelyne Dor
ow of White Mound were united in
marriage at Loretto, Nov. Z. Miss
Alice Kaney acted as maid of honor
and Edward Karas of Mansion was
best man.
The bride and her attendant were
both gowned in brown silk tricosham
Following the wedding a reception
was held at the home Of the brides
brother, Edward Dorow. About sixty
guests were presents those from out
OF town being Mr. and Mrs. James f.
Kaney from Lyndon Station; Lucille
Kaney and Frank Schultz, Mauston;
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kaney, Beloit;
Hubert Kaney, Emmett Kaney, and
Florence Kaney. Chicago.
Cattle - Receipts 10000; yearlings
1925; steers $50 to 1925; heifers IL;
vealers 900; Gamers $50 to 2.65.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000; fat lambs
Csc off; fat lambs 1850 to 1875; culls
$50 to 10; ewes 700.
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9TAIT0N COUPLE WE'D:
BRIDE PRETTILY ALTERED

Archie Shore, sou OF MT. anu Mrs'
81. w. Shore and Miss Iva Beler'
youngest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Wrrank Beier were quietly married at
sac wesleyan methodist parsonage
sxhursday, November 20 at 1890
<ocsock by the. Rev, May Markee. The
bride was bceomingly gowned in blue
crepe net and .! earned 7 large a bouquet
gr beautiful pink roses. The couple
v.xssz attended by Bert Beier. brother
Sssf the bride and Miss Hazel Lawrenz,
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CARR VALLEY

Joseph Vosen and Hilda Nuss-
ayaum we're quietly married at St.
RIitchiels church at Ironton Tuesday
NOV. 27.
Martin Gasser went to Milwaukee
10 spend Thanksgiving with his sis
TaS Marcella.
Susan Weitzel is spending few
days with her sister, Mrs. Peter Vos-
GM Jr.
The neighbors in the valley all
attended the funeral of Mrs. Sam
mel Andrews held at Ironton Sunday.
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who wore a gown of brown canton
crepe. After the ceremony they went
to the home of the brides parents
near Cazenovia where dinner was SER
veds to twenty four guests, the rooms
being prettily decorated in orange and
white. The happy couple left on the
afternoon train for Winona and St.
Charles, MINI, where they will spend
their honeymoon with relatives.
The people of this neighborhood ell
joyed community dinner at Mortim-
er's hall Thanksgiving day, followed
bby a program appropriate to the oc-
casion, after which all the young folks
under 80 years Of age engaged in
drop the handkerchief until time to
go home There were people present
from Dillingham;, Hillsboro, Cazenov-
ia and Debello.
Rev. and Mrs. R. P. Targgart, Mr..
and Mrs Wilson Mortimer and Mrs.
Athena Mortimer were called to De-
bello last Tuesday to sing at the
funeral of Lloyd Parker.
There were services at the w. NJ.
church at eleven o'clock Thanksgiving
day.
Mrs. Florence Mortimer spent most
of last week at the home of her par
ents helping in the preparations for
her sister Iva's wedding Thursday
Mrs. Clara Lee, daughter Camilla,
Harcld Rindfleisch and F. Carpent-
er Of Reedsburg came up and took
supper at the L. s. Carpenter home
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Thompson spent
Thanksgiving with their parents
and other relatives at Reedsburg.
Mrs. Belle Lange spent the Thanks
giving holidays at her home near
DeltOn.
A number from here attended par
ty at the Arthur Bruce homo at De-
bello Thursday eyening.v They report
most enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mayo, Mrs.
Blanche Mortimer and four sons
spent Thanksgiving day at the John
Brooks home at Union Center.
Joe Henderson and daughter Gladys
attended the funeral of the latte's
cousin, Lloyd Parker at Debello Tues
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Shore, Mrs. Rosa
Stanley and children spent Thanksgiv
ing day at the George Bradley home
northeast of town
Mrs. Mira Nash Of Bethel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Mortimer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Jordan, Ethel Jordan and Hat
tie Smith were Wonewoc shoppers
Wednesday.
Mr. Frost is home after singing at
the meetings in Eau Claire and Dur
and
Mr. and Mrs Guerdon Mortimer
and children were guests at the Sim
Mortimer home after church Sunday.
William Shore is quite i'll since
Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. R, P. Targgart enter
tanned Miss Ethel Jordan at dinner
Sunday
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-12-06
J. 3. BreehtI

]. B. Brechtl died at his homo in
Flain recently. Mr.. Brechtl had not
brE IN robust health since the spring
of 1913 but his condition was not
alarming until a week before his
death The fnneral was he'll At ST.
Luke's church Plain conducted by
Rev. Chas Sarges and Rev. J, B,
Erpdermanns,
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Vefe Yir10riQ71
Hus Alcohol
Is Arrested

r. D. Shireman, Richland Center,
was put under bonds Of $500 by
Justice before whom he was given
a hearing. Two gallons OF alleged
liquor was found in the veterinarians
car. He admits It is alcohol he uses
in 7 his profession and contends that
heHhasEa rightSsoNto use it. The state
contends he has no right to have it
transit In that quantity.
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Kreluer-GIeason

s Frederick Kreiger and Miss Gather
inc Gleason, whose antilles reside
at Newport were married at the Cath
Ole churchh, the Rev. FIR. Manert
offiqiating. They wee attended by
Baggot.
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J. M. Vitcenda

Joseph M. Viteenda passed away
at his home in Prairie du Sac after.
brief illness.
Mr.. Vitcenda was born January s,
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Nussbaum-Vosen

+ Miss Hilda Neusbaum, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nussbaum,
and Joseph Vosen, son of Peter Vos-
en-, were quietly married at st.
Michiels church at Ironton at seven
o'clock, Tuesday, November 81. After
a wedding breakfast at the brides
home they left for Prairie du Chen.
The happy couple will be at home
after December LIST in Carr Valley,
whore the groom is prosperous
farmer.
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1866 and was SO years old at the time
of death He was born in Bohemia
and came to America with his par
ents when two years old.
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Miss Catherine TnleIding

Mrs. Catherine Thielding died re
Gently at the home Of William Wiese
in the town of Westfield.
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Mrs, Frank Vanderbilt

Mrs Frank Vanderbilt, born at
Dell Prairie in 1890, passed away re-
Gently at her home in Big Springs.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-12-06
HelIp5p-Mantzke

William Hellpap and Miss Marie
Mantzke accompanied by Hilda Mant~
IKE and Emil Bruha were married at
the Lutheran parsonage in Wonewoc
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-12-06
Perry-Evans

st. Johns church in Spring Green
was the scene Of a happy event when
Miss Margaret Evans Of Big Hollow
was united in marciage to Waldo c.
Perry Of Minneapolis. They were at
tended by Edward Evans the brides
brother, and Miss Marie Rieder anil
the ceremony was performed by Rev
j. B. Brudermanns.
Behrend-Ackermann
Thanksgiving day at the home Of
Mrs. Anna Alderman in Sank City
was made notable by the wedding of
her daughter, Miss Louise, to Jim Bell
rend OF Madison.
The nuptials were solemnized at
the ST. Aloysius chuch at o'clock
Rev. Schauenberg reading the SER
vice.
The bridesmaids and maid of hon
or led the way up the aisle and were
followed by the bride who escorted
by her brother, Frank, met the groom
and groomsman and together they
advanced to the altar, where the
VOWS were exchanged.
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Ed Kruger farm where he and his
bride will be at home to their friends.