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Newspaper

Baraboo News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1909

Page

10

San Diego relocation of Sauk county couple Glazier

Mr and Mrs Guy O Glazier announce their move to 702 D street San Diego to open a shell store and souvenir factory after a cross country trip. They note the San Diego and Arizona railroad work begun a month ago and invite Sauk county friends to visit. They list travel through Gonzales Paso Robles San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara Ventura and Los Angeles before arriving May 15.

Union Central America Guy O. Glazier San Diego California Sauk County Kilbourn Cal D. Street Santa Cruz Gonzales Paso Robles San Louis Opespo Santa Barbara Ventura Los Angeles San Diego & Arizona Railroad Yuma Arizona

Wisconsin Circuit Court Notice in Sauk County Lands

First publication July 22 1909. Henry Holtz and William C Holtz sue William Williams and many related defendants in Sauk County Wisconsin. The notice asks defendants to appear within twenty days or a default judgment will be entered. Described lands include parts of sections 33 and 4 with various parcels and reservations around Baraboo River and adjacent townships.

William Williams Sarah Ann Williams Micajah T. W. Williams Charles H. Williams Maggie Williams Samuel M. Williams Mary M. Burke John Bierline Samuel Bierline Conrad Bierline Elizabeth Bierline John P. Bierline Sophia Bierline Christain Grotophorst, Evans & Thomas P. O Baraboo Sauk County Wis Baraboo River Charles Williams Adam Schuster Chicago & Northwestern Railway Co Bierline S. W

Probate proceedings list numerous 1909 Estates and Wills

A long probate docket records various 1909 estates with orders admitting wills to probate administrators appointed and letters testamentary issued. It lists claims deadlines February 1st and March 1st hearings, final settlements, and judgments on claims for numerous deceased individuals including Schumacher Emery Fry Gownsend Pauli Wilkinson Reynolds Dougherty Krug Urban Luehrs Moeller Steinhorst Lindberg Mortimer Lippitt Dodd Cline Koch McCarville Coles Szymanoske Bresnahan Harris Render Geffert Tobler Owen Logan Reyman Jones Leykauf Harrison Pagel Duvall McQuarters Zimmerman Homuth Emer Gorman and others.

Wilhelmine Schumacher Lydia Emery Ristau John D. Fry Mary Gownsend W. H. Pauli Sarah Wilkinson Alvah Reynolds Henry Dougherty Ed. Dougherty Fred Krug F. Eder Fed George Urban William Elsing John P. Luehrs Henry Moeller August Steinhorst Gustaf A. Lindberg Samuel Mortimer Harry Lippitt Jared Dodd Jacob Cline Frederick Koch James McCarville Charles Coles Joseph Szymanoske Elizabeth Bresnahan William Wahl Abner L. Harris John Render Dorothea Geffert Louis A. Geffert Petiton Frank B. Clark Fred Tobler Owen Logan Joseph W. Reyman Elizabeth E. Jones Michael Leykauf Thomas Harrison Joachim Pagel Sarah A. Duvall Henry McQuarters John Zimmerman Emelie Homuth John Emer Edward Gorman

Atwater Douglass = Marriage at Seventh Avenue Home

Mrs Viola Watkins Douglass and Mr W D Atwater of Lyons wed at the Seventh avenue home of F C Watkins. Eld J M Dick directed a ring ceremony in the presence of relatives and friends. After refreshments, the couple began a wedding tour toward Yellow Stone Park and the A C congress in Seattle before residing in Lyons after August 15.

F. C. Watkins Seventh Avenue Viola (Watkins) Douglass W. D. Atwater Lyons Eld. J. M Dick A. C. Church Watkins Minnesota Watkins the Getchells Pierces

Skillet Creek School Officers and Summer Visits

Skillet Creek notes list Wilber Cahoon as treasurer and Henry Hill elected clerk after William Hazeltine resignation. Hazel Trachler to teach next year. Several visitors and family gatherings occur around Baraboo including Miss Winkler and Nan Colquhoun from Philadelphia.

Skillet Creek John Pugh George Carpenter Wilber Cahoon William Hazeltine Henry Hill Frank Winnie Bernice Reedsburg Alice Rumpf South Bend Ind Fannie Rumpf LeRoy Case Albert Mattke Rumpf Norman Goodman Minnesota Louise Gheshing A. L. Travis Hazel Trachler Paul Calloon Chas Spencer Mame Winkler Nan Colquhoun Philadelphia Baraboo Winkler Harry Terwilliger William Toole Prof Trowbridge Joseph Rodwell

Harris Receives 60 Day Sentence After Resisting Officer

Harris was arrested Thursday afternoon by Officer Stone on resisting an officer. This morning Judge Adolph Andre sentenced him to 60 days in the county jail.

Harris Stone Adolph Andre

President Helps Orphans At Macon Home

The president of The Industrial and Orphan's Home in Macon Georgia reports Eletr ic Bitters have aided the facility for nine years. He calls it excellent for stomach liver and kidney issues and a top family medicine. It strengthens the body and blood, aids digestion and appetite, and is best for female complaints at Fisher Bros for 50 cents.

Industrial and Orphan’s Home Macon Fisher Bros

Iron ore discovery on Draper farm near city limits

A churn drill and a diamond drill have operated days on the Draper farm owned by L. H. Horstman near the city, with drillings reaching 380 feet to the jasper. The land, bought by G. A. Van Pelt months ago amid speculation, is now believed to target iron ore at several holes in the southwest section.

Draper Farm L. H. Horstman Chicago & Northwestern Jasper G. A. van Pelt

Funeral for Mrs Meehan to be held at St Josephs

The funeral for Mrs Katherine Meehan will be held at 9 30 a m Thursday from St Josephs Church in the morning.

Katherine Meehan St. Joseph’s Church

Judge grants divorce for ill temper and bad breath

Western judge grants a divorce on grounds of ill temper and bad breath. An advertisement claims Dr. King's New Life Pills would have prevented it by curing constipation, liver trouble and related ailments. Sold for 25 cents at Fisher Bros.

Dr. King Fisher Bros

Reedsburg Wedding Ties School Ties in Whitewater Pair

A home ceremony in Reedsburg on a Wednesday afternoon united Miss Jessamine Sainsbury and Mr. Llewellyn Corbin of Whitewater with about fifty guests in attendance. Rev. J T Sharman officiated on the porch with flowers and ferns as a bountiful lawn feast followed. The bride, a Reedsburg High and Whitewater Normal graduate, taught at Sheboygan High. the groom, Whitewater Normal alumnus, taught in Beaver Dam. They left on a midnight train for Seattle for a wedding trip, with plans possibly to settle there.

Reedsburg James Sainsbury Jessamine Llewellyn Corbin Whitewater J. T.sharman The Baptist Church Reedsburg High School Whitewater Normal Sheboygan High School Beaver Dam Corbin Seattle Wash

Perry Davis Painkiller Promises Immediate Relief

The chronicler extols Perry Davis Painkiller as a universal emergency remedy for sprains bruises strained muscles and minor injuries Burns and cuts are soothed and aided to healing The medicine has a seventy year history and is sold worldwide with millions of bottles each year A new large 35c size is advertised

Perry Davis Mercy

Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Friends and Ringling Bros

We the undersigned express sincere thanks and appreciation to friends for beautiful floral offerings and to Ringling Bros for kindness. Named signatories include Mrs. Robert Meek, Mr. and Mrs. James Meek, Mr. and Mrs. William Marquette, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marquette, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, and Mrs. Hattie Haven.

Ringling Bros Robert Meek James Meek William Marquette Charles Marquette Frank Kelly Hattie Haven

Blood health and Dr Williams Pink Pills recall epistolary testimonial

A health-boosting claim explains anemia as weak watery blood from stress or illness and urges treating the blood cause. A testimonial from Mrs. George Stearns of Junction City Wisconsin credits Pink Pills from Dr Williams Medicine Co with restoring strength, appetite, and color after two years ill health. The booklet Diseases of the Blood is offered free. pills priced at 50 cents per box, six for $2.50, by Schenectady, New York firm.

George Stearns Junction City Wis Dr. Williams

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Chase Property California City State OF Wisconsin Henry Holtz and William C. Holtz W. T. Kelsey Atwater Douglass Draper Place Mrs. Meehan Wisconsin Castoria What Is Julius Hoppe Baraboo, Wis Bank of Herman Grotophorst Charles W.whitman J. van Orden Hermian Grotophorst Edward P. McFetridge J.B. Donovan la Crosse Hai Renovator
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