Baraboo Area Social Notes and Local Travels
Fragments report Friday visits and returns of residents to Portage Madison Sauk City and North Freedom. People attend camps and shows in Camp Douglas Seattle and Baraboo. Trips extend to Duluth Yellowstone Park San Francisco Denver and Alaska with visits by families and students to relatives and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter O. Pietzsch
Hattie
West Washington Avenue
Duluth
Yellowstone Park
Denver
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Madison Journal
F. R. Bentley
T. F. Risley
West
Colorado Springs
Salida
Grand Junction
Colorado
Utah
Seattle
Wash
Bentley
Alaska
Risley
Nervous Prostration Recovery Ad Promises Relief
A testimonial from WM. R. Burkhardt of Washington D. C. says Dr. Miles Nervine eased a general nervous breakdown after two bottles. The ad claims nervous system weakness causes multiple organ failures and that Nervine soothes and strengthens the nervous system, with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
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Miles
WM. R. Burkhardt
Rawling St
Washington D. H
Health of Your Horse Promoted by Perry Davis Painkiller
The proper remedy for strains sprains or colic is Perry Davis Painkiller used when trouble first shows. Be prompt to save the horse and avoid expense. keep a bottle ready. New bottle costs 35 cents, larger 50 cents. ensure your druggist stocks Perry Davis.
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Perry Davis
Baraboo Woman Wins National Food Magazine Prize
Mrs. A. R. Reinking of 1104 Ash Street Baraboo takes a monthly prize with the story Greatly Impressed printed here by permission. The tale features a mother scolding Helen whose reply about her moving upper jaw wins the contest among thousands of entries from the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
National Food Magazine
Chicago
A. R.reinking
Ash Street
Helen
United States
Canada
President Helps Orphans at Macon Home
The president of The Industrial and Orphan's Home in Macon Georgia reports Elec tric Bitters has aided nine years in the institution. He says the medicine strengthens stomach liver and kidney function purifies blood boosts digestion and appetite and is best for female complaints. Only 50 cents at Fisher Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial and Orphan’s Home
Macon
Fisher Bros
Mrs Mac Hire dies in Chicago at 65
Word reached Baraboo friends that Mrs. Mac Hire died in Chicago on Thursday at 1 AM. She was about 65, the family having moved from Baraboo 15 to 20 years ago. She had resided on Second Street near J. H. Link. She had been ill for about three weeks and is survived by her husband and daughter Miss Jessie Hire. Hire works as a mason contractor.
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Baraboo
Mac Hire
Second Street
J. H. Link
Will of Julia Wild Comes Up for Probate in Baraboo
State of Wisconsin Sauk County Probate notices announce the August 3, 1909 county court session in Baraboo to hear Charles Wild's application to admit Julia Wild's last will to probate and to issue letters testamentary. Judge W. T. Kelsey presiding.
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Baraboo
Charles Wild
Julia Wild
Charles
Wild
Said County
W. T. Kelsey
Dithmar & Malone
Kern estate administratrix appointment sought
First published notice sets a special term of the Sauk County Court at Baraboo on August 3 1909 at 10 a m to hear the application of Mrs Mary Kern of Greenfield for appointment as administratrix of William Kern late of Greenfield Wisconsin deceased Judge W T Kelsey Bentley and Kelley act as attorneys for the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Mary Kern
Greenfield
Sauk Co
Wis
William Kern
Said County
W. T. Kelsey
Bentley & Kelley
Rev Lawson Reports India Mission Work and Views
Rev J C Lawson described his India mission work at First M E Church focusing on the Industrial Evangelistic Mission. He outlined spiritual, educational, and industrial efforts, noted the population density and religious composition, and compared aims to Booker T. Washington. His family and past Baraboo residence were mentioned.
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M. E
J. C. Lawson
India
Methodist Churcha
Lawson
Baraboo
North America
South America
Africa
United States
Nellie
South
W.D. Stanley
Rev. Lawson
Stanley,Johnston and Andrews
Judge Grants Divorce Over Ill Temper and Bad Breath
Western judge grants a divorce on grounds of ill temper and bad breath. Advertisement promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a cure for constipation liver trouble and colds. Pills priced at 25 cents at Fisher Bros.
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Dr. King
Fisher Bros
Social notes and visits in Merrimack area and Madison
Thursday social items list visits from Merrimack to Madison including Mrs. G Gallus Mrs B E King Miss Myrtle Armstrong and others. Mentions purchases at Evenson s pharmacy and a nursing patient at the Madison sanitarium. Also notes travels to Lake Chetek Nebraska Napoleon and Sheboygan and lists attendees at summer school in Madison with Ruth Ekern a state university graduate.
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Ruth Ekern
Madison
Leila Johnson
Franklin Johnson
Ekern
The
State University
H. L. Ekern
When to Use Dr Williams Pink Pills
Dr Williams Pink Pills are advertised as a remedy for thin or impure blood, rheumatism, weak nerves, neuralgia, partial paralysis, and general debility. They claim to build up blood, strengthen nerves, and have cured women and growing girls with many forms of weakness. The ad cites hundreds of cited cures as proof.
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Williams
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Mary Wood
Mrs. Gunthrop
William Ott
F. A. Manor
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Geo. McFarland
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Reedsburg
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Elsie Hatch
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Alma Pribenow
Lester Elliott
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A. R. Reinking
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J. H. Pilley
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Charles Stewart
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Frank McGirr
Nebraska
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Isenberg Brothers
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