RADELL

• NEW CARRIAGE SHOP - We have neglected to notice that Mr. A. RADELL, formerly of Palmira, Wis., had purchased the building formely occupited by Mr. THOMPSON as a stave factory, and had altered and improved it, and gone to making wagons and carriages.  But such is the fact, and a very commodious shop it makes, too.  Mr. RADELL is said to be a good workman, and the appearance of his work certainly justifies such an opinion.  
  We had already one good wagon maker here, Mr. JOHNSON; but Mr. RADELL thinks there is room for another and we hope his success in business may show that the belief is well founded. Juneau Co. Argus dated 24 Jul 1862
  

• A. Radell, wife and daughter went to Milwaukee, Saturday night.  They are spending this week with his brother in Whitewater.  The Mauston Star, 18 Jun 1882
  
• Albert RADELL and wife, accompanied by his mother, were the guests of Chalres HOTH, last Monday. Albert is thinking very seriously of starting a wagon shop at this place, and already has made application for ground on which to build.  Albert is a fine workman and a gentleman, and we trust he will conclude to locate here. Elroy Tribune, 19 Aug 1886