Monday Miss Grace Clark Returns From The Simitarium
Baraboo notes a flurry of Schedules and visits as residents return from illness, travel, and hospital stays. K C G Cross visits from St Louis. Rev McCutcheon conveys a child’s body to Racine. Janet White returns from Augustana hospital to train as a nurse. Community updates include church meetings, new business bids, and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCutcheon
Baraboo
Racine
Janet White
Augustana Hospital
Chicago
Women and Pin Money Demand Independent Earnings
A plea emphasizes that many women must earn pin money to spend independently. The passage notes how widespread this urge remains and reflects on the hardship of relying solely on others for funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Gallery of Cell becomes art studio for inmate Charles Blow
Charles Blow of Janesville, serving four months in county jail for assault, has turned his cell into a personal art gallery. He decorates walls with cutting from magazines and landscapes, hopes for early release, and plans to work with his father after serving his time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Blow
Janesville
Justice Halsted
Herman Miller
Blow
Baraboo
Rexall Mucu Tone Claim Debility Cure Guarantee
Debility is linked to catarrh and Rexall Mucu Tone is claimed to cure catarrh and debility. The ad guarantees a cure with no charge if unsuccessful and lists two bottle sizes with prices 0c and $1.00, offered by C. H. Evenson at 504 Oak Street, Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Evenson
Oak Street
Baraboo
Mutilated for Life Aiding Train Accident
Leo Conway 12, son of Mrs. James M. Conway, was run over by a freight train near the Omaha bridge on Monday. One leg was severed above the knee, the other broken at the ankle, with serious wounds and risk of blood poisoning. Later reports indicate the boy’s condition is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Conway
James M. Conway
Omaha Bridge
Elroy Tribune
Death of Mrs. William Ward at Baraboo home
Mrs. William Ward died at her home on 408 Second Street after a long illness. She is survived by her husband, two sons Joan and William of Baraboo, a sister Miss Julia Petit of Baraboo, and a brother Mr Petit of Winona. Mr Petit is in Baraboo now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ward
Second Street
Joan
William
Baraboo
Julia Petit
Mr. Petit
Winona
Social notes from Baraboo and nearby towns
Saturday residents and visitors are listed including Mr and Mrs P Barry moving to Menomonie Wis and Cecil Harvey visiting Kilbourn. Several returns from travels are noted along with a stereopticon lecture on The Seamy Side of the Saloon and an injury delaying a Baraboo visit by James H Hill and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Barry
Menomonie, Wis
Cecil Harvey
Kilbourn
L A. Goddard
Death of Mrs Dwyer 88 in Green Bay
Mrs Rose Dwyer wife of Conductor M J Dwyer of Green Bay died this afternoon at 88 due to heart failure. Remains will be brought to Baraboo for interment. Survived by her mother Mrs Annie Netcher sisters Mrs E B Keller Mrs Henry Graft and brother Henry Netcher of Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Dwyer
Green Bay
M. J. Dwyer
Baraboo
Annie Netcher
Keller
Henry Graft
Henry Netcher
Australian Leaf Promises Relief for Women’s Ills
A nostalgic advert promotes Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a safe regulator and remedy for back pains urinary bladder and kidney trouble and female weaknesses. It claims to ease inflammation and ulcers and offers 50 cent sales with free samples by mail from The Mother Gray Co. Le Roy N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Smith heirs sued to remove cloud on Sauk County land title
The State of Wisconsin summons Jane Smith and others to appear within twenty days to defend an action to clear the title to a large tract in Sauk County described by townships and offsets. Grotophorst Evans Thomas are the plaintiff's attorneys in Baraboo Sauk County Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nippert
Winnie Nippert
Arthur Fillhauer
Oscar Fillhauer
Hazel Fillhauer
Amos Knowles
Mary Allen
Henry Nippert
Minnie Sly
Sylvester Barnes
M. J. Nippert
Frank Nippert
Unkow
State of
Wisconsin
Sauk County
Grotophorst, Evans & Thomas
Plaintiff’s Attorneys
P. O. Address, Baraboo, Sauk Co
Notice to Creditors in Baraboo Estate Case 1909
First publication March 25 1909 Wisconsin Sauk County Court sets October 5 1909 as deadline for creditors of John Dambeck late of Baraboo to file claims or lose rights. Regular November 2 1909 hearing at Baraboo courthouse to examine and adjust claims. Dated March 23 1909 by Judge W T Kelsey. Attorney E Aug Runge Baraboo Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dambeck
Baraboo
Said
W.T. Kelsey
E. Aug. Runge
Wis
Greenfield
Said County
Baraboo County Court Notice Set for First Tuesday
Notice states a regular term of the county court will be held at the courthouse in Baraboo on the first Tuesday. The document outlines the schedule and authority for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Grace Clark
Simitarium
Wales
K. C. G. Cross
Dr. Cross
St. Louis
Albert Templin
Meade Simons
Fred Templin
James Wright
Oregon
L. T. Osbourn
R. B. Griggs
Milwaukee
O. D. Brandenburg of
Madison
C. F. Brandenburg
B. F. Mills
R. T. McCutcheon
Bradley & Vrooman
C. W. Whitman
Mary House
Agnes Grotophorst
Mrs. Grotophorst
Grotophorst
George Steckenbauer
Seventh Avenue
Tenth Street
Steckenbauer
C. W. Whitman Baraboo
Evangelical Church
Mrs
Albers
Leland, Wis
Rachel Fellows
Rachel
C. H. Bunker
Northwestern
Reedsburg
Woman’s Club
Evenson’s
March Designer
Tion
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Chas. Bailey
Beloit
O. J. Johnson
The
Baraboo Business College
Arthur Keylock
Dellona
C. Jeffries
Elroy
Mrs. C. C. Kantz
Frank Hiller
Jennie Krueger
Plainwell, Michigan
W. T. Kelsey
Firm
Wrabetz & Kelsey
Ida Ruggles
Ridgeway, Wis
J. E. English
Marian Romelfanger
Ableman
Myron MacPherson
Doris
Marie
Riefa
Bridgeport, Conn
Palmer of
Verona
Walter Palmer
James H. Hill
Spring Green
Irma
Hill
Melvin McClure
W. W. Stackhouse
J. H. Hill
Kinsley
Elizabeth Stackhouse
S. N. Kinsley
Dwyer
State OF Wisconsin
Court Fork Sauk County
Jane Smith
Alexander Smith
Jennie Smith Hicks
William Smith
John Smith
Emma Smith
Ella Smith
Plaintiffs
William F. Peetz
August Peetz
Merrimack
Johanna Peetz
Julius Hoppe
Baraboo, Wisconsin
Hl. C. Bers’s Dry Goods
William Hamilton
Boston
Frank Disberry
Kelliher
Minn
Fisher Bros
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