Extractions from the Jefferson Co Union, Sept 12, 1902
Contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives March 5,
1999 by Leslie Harper < leslieharper@hotmail.com >
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surnames: KUNZ, VOGT, GANONG, MCCAUGHEY, MEGGLETON,
          FORAKER, SMITH, OLCOTT

The following is transcribed from the "Jefferson County
Union" on Sept 12, 1902:

"BLACK HAWK HAMLET
from the Union correspondent"
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"Sept 10 - Mrs. Charles Kunz, Jr., is visiting friends
in Koshkonong during her husbands trip to Birch Lake."

"Paul Vogt came out from Milwaukee Sunday morning and
returned home with his wife and daughters yesterday.
Among the pleasant people who have spent a few weeks at
the Hamlet this summer, they stand at the top of the
list."

"One of the Fort citizens in driving through the narrow
Kunz track had a nervous horse badly cut on the barbed
wire fence.  The posts ought to be painted white to give
people some show in the dusk of evening for escaping the
wires."

"W.G. Ganong and wife of Chicago spent a day last week
at the Club House."

"Guests at the Club the past week:
W.F. McCaughey, Chas. Meggleton, Janesville; W.A. 
McCaughey, Greenville, Ohio; Judge J.R. Foraker, S.W.
Smith, Judge Miller Olcott, Cincinnati."