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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1906
Page
2
Local residents and visitors share news of trips and gatherings. Mrs Gelia Geratz and daughter from Freeport visit Baraboo relatives. several families travel to Milwaukee St Paul Chicago for work and leisure. clubs hold picnics and campouts. ongoing home projects include a new addition and barn. Burdock Blood Bitters claim to energize a languid liver and stomach.
Will Berkley visits Janesville from Saturday to Tuesday. Morris Blish of Wonewoc stays with Fred Farwell. Wm Springer and Wilbur Berkley fished at Newport. a nineteen pound catfish was caught. Sunshine club meets Myrtle Shaw next Saturday. Miss Lulu Kingman of Milwaukee visits Fred Farwell. L S C ladies host a social on Frank Berkley’s laws on Friday Aug 10 with ice cream and cake. Mr Salisbury visits Madison. Mary Tinkham attends the Madison Assembly. Mrs Herbert Lincoln and son visit Case and Britton families. Fred Case of Cambray, NM returns home for vacation. Mrs W M Dunnison and Esther stay with A B Case. house moved to Atwater residence. Frising tenants. Mrs Martin Garner plans move to Hanover IL where husband is employed. nieces Annie and Addie Davis accompany. Lyons Sunday school to join Glenville convention. Mr Atwater to shepherd scholars.
John and Marshall Robson sons of Will Robson of Stoughton have returned home after a month with relatives. Rev H A Miner of Madison preached to a large audience Sunday and Rev Harding Hogan plans to attend the National Congregation Assembly in Michigan. Mrs Jacob Hess welcomes a grandson at the home of her son Louis Hess in Spring Green. Dean's Ointment advertised for itching skin and healing without a scar.
South Westfield residents Mr and Mrs Smyth of Milwaukee returned home last Saturday after visiting H Wills. Mrs H Voss spent a few days with relatives at Loganville. Mrs O H Hoover of Washington DC began homeward journey after a month with her sister Mrs D Wyman. Mr and Mrs Henry Schultz of Beloit visit her parents Mr and Mrs Aug Knuth. A local worker attended a missionary meeting at Leland yesterday. Cheapest accident insurance Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil stops pain and heals wounds sold by all druggists.
Mr and Mrs L P Lewis and Orville Lewis attended church in New Port Sunday. Walter Anchor entertained his cousin Ole Peterson from Milwaukee. Orville Lewis visited his uncle in Baraboo last Saturday. Gust Lewis lost a cow last week. River street residents attended the sewing society at Mrs M Calvert's last Thursday.
Sunday visits feature Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Du Bois with his parents and Miss Jennie Warren with her parents at Lime Ridge. A navy blue eaten ladies jacket lost between Schutte’s corners and Fern Dell with reward offered at the Free Press office. Winfield sends strong turnout to the Sunday School picnic at Devil’s Lake. Engraved cards available at this office.
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