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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1906
Page
2
Dr F B Brewer, long time visitor and investigator of liver heart and blood diseases, claims rational mild methods can arrest or cure these illnesses even in advanced stages. His growing practice testifies to his effectiveness. He will visit the Warren House in the city on Saturday August 4th.
A Knights Templar charm is reported lost and left at the News office for a reward of $2.00. The notice seeks its return and offers compensation.
Local notice states fine berry crop and highest price paid for picking. Contact R. R. Remington for details and entry.
The Prohibition County Convention will be held at the 4. O. U. W. hall Baraboo on Friday July 20. The event aims to consult plan for the campaign with songs addresses and several speakers. All Prohibitionists and temperance supporters are urged to attend. Convention opens at 2:00 p m. B F Thomas County Chairman.
Stoddard and Varnell specialize in moving buildings and dealing in pumps and windmills. Repair work will receive prompt attention from their Baraboo, Wisconsin office at 615 Third Avenue. Telephone 120.
Mrs Job Barstow of Bara boo visited Mrs Wing last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Sherman Luce of Bara boo spent time with grandma Juce last Thursday. Mrs A E Burns, staying with Mrs John Luce for a week, left for Milwaukee on Saturday then to St Paul.
Mrs Jane Ann Thurlow aged 83 died at her North Freedom home July 12 06 She was born in Charlestown New York and was survived by three children William Gibson Henry Knapp and George Knapp One sister Mrs Loomis lives with Amanda Pettys She joined the M E church twenty years ago and was described as cheerful and faithful The funeral was at the M E church conducted by Rev J H Whitney with pallbearers John Patterson Lewis Smith James Sproul F J Nelson Wm Schuilen berg and C Ristau Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery
A letter from Gund Brewing Co. in La Crosse Wisconsin notes that Wisconsin Business University graduates employed by the company earn a combined $2438.82 monthly totaling $20265.96 yearly. The testimonial touts the school’s five thousand alumni employed and invites readers to request a catalogue with portraits of a thousand employed graduates.
City Engineer French spent Sunday in Reedsburg. Miss Hattie Kuhns and her sister and brother from Madison stayed with Hon and Mrs Frank Avery. Henry Jenswold and son Arthur visited Portage with Tom Bresnahan. Mrs Brennan and four Chicago children left for Reedsburg. Frank Ripley of Boston in charge of a Spiritist camp meeting in Wonewoc will speak Thursday at 2 PM on Who and Where is God and Sunday on Spirit World and Its Inhabitants. Sebranke family from Loganville traveled via Baraboo visiting Merrimack and Prairie du Lac. Louise Newman of Plain was a guest at Merrimack.
Miss Marie Clark of this city and John Hengstler of La Crosse were married at ten o'clock this morning at Trinity Episcopal Church. The ceremony featured a rose held ring and a reception at 400 West Street. The couple will reside in La Crosse after a wedding breakfast and depart for the new home.
Claude Smith of Baraboo and Grace Barron of Exelsior were married by Justice Hubert today in a simple ceremony.
Two births noted this week. A son born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Ed Sea Man. A son born to Mr and Mrs Henry Grantin of First Avenue. Both families announce the arrivals in local society notices.
Wednesday evening July 18 a band concert conducted by F E Morey will feature pieces including Screeching Eagle, O Fair Dove O Fond Dove, Corner Duet Rapid Fire and Remick's Hits No II along with a descriptive overture by Stam Leacanese.
Mr and Mrs Reggles of Loyd visited her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Thompson last week. Bert Ellis left for South Dakota to work through harvest. W F M Society met at Grant Dwyer’s last Thursday with receipts over seven dollars. Mesdames May Dubois Mary P Roberts Dolly Vandenberg and Celia East of Baraboo visited friends and attended missionary meeting here last Thursday. Mrs Wm Claridge went to Neillsville to visit sister Laura Townsand. No preaching at M E church next Sunday due to missionary meeting at M M church.
Sam Roberts of Madison visits friends here for a few days. Mrs. Roberts of Henning Illinois is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Bell. Miss Irma Meisser visits Bangor and LaCrosse. Mrs. John Troy and children in Kendalls. W. D. McGuire and bride return from their wedding journey. Lena Dunbar of Chicago visits her parents. Michael Keane and daughter Jennie visit James Keane. W. C. Cady visits Milwaukee and old friends at Reedsburg and Excelsior. Kate and Belle Potter host a lawn party. Dargle resigns as fireman and moves to Devil's Lake. Mrs. W. R. Schultz returns from Green Bay, Fond du Lac and Sturgeon Bay. Mrs. James McEntee returns to De Forest. Bruce Struthers of Chicago visits home folks after a trip to Minneapolis and North Dakota. Fred Simon back from Michigan visit. Wisconsin Business University catalog touts graduates and special rates. John Steinbrink's team breaks a wagon at Al Ringling residence. horses injured. Creutz and Holt plan a bicycle world tour two years or more. Paper train collision in Chicago causes engine damage. Baraboo delays. Funeral of J. I Wheeler set for 2:30 at home in Lyons. First M E Sunday School picnic at Devil's Lake praised by all. Presbyterian church cornerstone laid at Reedsburg with Rev. Lowell C. Smith speaking. Historical data box and membership list to be placed in cornerstone. Stone bears 1906 inscription.
Alfred Weber of Chicago spent Sunday at home with his parents. Mrs. George Patterson visits relatives in Janesville. Bele Herfort of Chicago is home for a ten day visit. Richard Finnegan of Chicago visits friends here a few days. Mrs. Fletcher and son Jack of Portage were guests at the Munroes. Guy Weidenkopf returns to Hetland SD after Baraboo visit seeking crop help. The White Caps aka The Norskes win fifth in a row beating Newport 22 to 8. Free catalog Brandrup & Nettleton Business College Winona MN. Ida Weidenkopf, Risley Bros clerk, leaves for two weeks in SD with Ione Franklin. Mrs A D Campbell and daughter return to Fond du Lac after a visit with her mother Mrs T Allen. Eben Marriott returns from Niles MI and Rockford IL. enjoys trip. Mrs R C Hendricks and two children return to Duluth after visit with Capeners. Baraboo United Order of Foresters officers attend Madison sessions. Rev Joseph Carden of Beloit preaches at Beloit baseball game, ranks baseball with driving and boating. Mr and Mrs L C Stadler depart for Portland OR then Coeur d Alene ID. plan to reside if they like country. Madison Democrat man Page visits with mother and aunt from Madison. Page and family stay ten days. Mr and Mrs Charles Wild and daughter return from a 500 mile auto tour Chicago via Oconomowoc Milwaukee. return by Lake Geneva Janesville. multiple side trips. Rollo Prothero drivers. car endures trip with no trouble.
Wm. H. Aton, manager of the Charles Wild Music House, reports sales of 80 pianos since January 1 with a daily average over $100 including Sundays. His wide territory and sales record serve as strong city advertisement, separate from organs and other musical goods.
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