Baraboo News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
A long list of Baraboo residents and visitors is reported including Mrs Nixon, E J Battles in Milwaukee, Miss Hattie Prouty ill in Madison, and families camping at Mirror Lake. The Gem theatre war scene draws crowds, while social gatherings, church activities, and road trips across the area are noted with numerous mentions of relatives and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Battles
Milwaukee
Miss Hattie Prouty
Madison Sanitarium
Albert Britton
J. B. Ashley
C. C. Thompson
Mirror Lake
E. N. Marsh
Warren Greenleaf
Wis
Bentley
Schellenberger
Water Street
Baraboo
Baraboo's Busy Week Brims with News and Travels
Friday Dr 8 J Collins of Reedsburg visits Baraboo. Miss Natalie Snider and Miss Celia Cass travel to Madison. Bishop Schwebach at Chicago improves without operation. Rail union talk, health stats, and local visits fill reports as Portage diggings and vendor concerns close the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Cass
Court House
Madison
Bishop Schwebach
LaCrosse
Chicago
Baraboo
Letter from A D Dorsett from Glenwood Springs
A. D. Dorsett writes from Glenwood Springs Colorado to E N Marsh recounting health gains since leaving Baraboo and a lucrative position as field manager earning over $2000 yearly. He details travel across the West and South, nostalgia of Wisconsin fishing trips, local Colorado scenery, Grand and Roaring Fork rivers, mining impact on Aspen to Grand Junction, and plans to visit Idaho mid July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Osborne
Salida
Baraboo
Wisconsin
John Rambeck
Corning
Osborne
Roaring Fork
Aspen
Hades
Grand Junction
Colorado
Idaho
Frank Barrington
R A. Cowan
Rhodes
Holcomb
President Helps Orphans At Macon Home
A Macon Georgia based director of The Industrial and Orphans Home reports Eletric Bitters have been used for nine years. He states the medicine heals stomach liver and kidney troubles and strengthens weak children and run down people. Fisher Bros sells it for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial and Orphan’s Home
Macon
Fisher Bros
Death From Lockjaw Of West Point Youth
Willie Baars, son of Mr and Mrs Otto Baars of West Point across the river from Prairie du Lac, died of lockjaw after injuring his neck while helping plant beans. He stepped on a nail while returning to the house and later developed stiffness in his neck and jaws. A physician diagnosed tetanus and pronounced the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Baars
Otto Baars
West Point
Prairie du Lac
Licensed to Marry Charlies Ellwood and Vera Wilcox Brown
A marriage license was issued in Regina Saskatchewan authorizing Charlies D Ellwood to wed Vera Wilcox Brown of Spring Green. Separately Mace E Smith and MaeL Fry of Baraboo obtained a license on July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Warren House
Charlies D. Ellwood
Regina
Sask
Vera Wilcox Brown
Spring Green
Mace E. Smith
Mael Fry
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Nixon
Seventh Avenue
Toma Web Lake
Master Ivoroyd Green
John and
Albert Hunter
Reedsburg
Frank Melcher
Des Moines
Lena Keller
R. A. Dake
Charles Cook
Robert Fogle
Hawley
Third Street
Frank MecGirr
Minnesota
Gem Theatre
L. J. Luder
Lucy Barry
Mrs. J. Lauder
Bert Marshall
Lavina Arnell
Quarry Street
Rollo Prothero
F. Tschumpert
Tschumpert
Edward Lee
Blake Street
J. &. Schmidtbauer
Ladies Aid
First
M. RE. Church
Fred Catlim
Grace G. Stevens
Success Magazine
Joseph Jefferson
George Howard
Miss Glarner
A. J. Beaulieu
Mary Ann Tuttle
Delton
Tuttle
Charles Carpenter
Richland Center
Maria Lawrence
Carpenter
Sing Sing
New York
Richland Center Schools
Roxbury
Prairie du Sac
Ida Potter Richards
Tampa
Minnie Warren Hoggins
Mare Ryan Reisz
Belle Warren Hoyt
Margaret Gattiker
Lucie Gattiker
C. C. Pratt
Wonewee
Cora V. Richmond
Mrs. Bliss
Register of Deeds
N. G. Blakeslee
Medford
Ironton
Blakeslee
J. G. Blakeslee
Wisconsin Business University
la Crosse
Great Business Training School of the
Northwest
Guy Harriman
Second Avenue
Charles Beaver
W.C T. U
L. F. Halsted
Frances E. Willard
LaFayette Hufman
Jpain
W. W. Hufeman
W. H. Hufman
Oak Street
Natalie Snider of
Kilbourn
James Harvey
Ralph Wells
Bos- Cobel
J. W. Blake
Charles Gorst
Genevieve
Mendota
Fr. K. Munroe
Providence
A. P. Cheek
Brotherhood of Railroad
K. P. Hall
A. F. Whitney
Cleveland
Ohio
State Board of Health
Sauk County
D. H. Goodsell
East Street
Webb C. Ball
Trainman’s Journal
Robert Meek
Ringlings
Akron
Henry Haven
Mankato, Minn
Frank Rudoll
Portage
Madison Hospital
Purdy Drug Company
W. W. Morse
D. K. Noyes
A. H. Noyes
Minneapolis
Roy Noyes
Law School
The
University
Rollo E. Noyes
Billings
Mont
E. H. Davin
Dubuque, la
Oshkosh
Reed’s Landing
Portage Register
Henry Wigg
Mr. Pigg
Iowa
Nebraska
Massena
George B. Pigg
Albert Trail
Messena
Swan
John,Benjamin
Hiram Celburn
Merrimack
Walter Pigg
A. D. Dorsett
E. N.marsh
Glen
Wood Springs, Colo
Rado
KE. N. Marsh
Baraboo News
Mr. Marsh
Glenwood Springs
Col
Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
Bren
Lin
Buckley & Taylor
Bank of
Herman Grotophorst
Charles W.whitman
J. van Orden
Edward P. McFetridge
J.B. Donovan
W. E. Millard
Prop
Baraboo, Wis
City Hall
la Crosse Hat Renovator
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