Death of Jonn Rooney After Prolonged Tuberculosis
Jonn J. Rooney died at his home 422 Sixth Street on Saturday after a year and a half long illness from tuberculosis. He had recently returned from Phoenix for his health and had previously lived in Denver. A former circus rider with Ringlings until March 1908, he was 38. He is survived by his wife, his mother Mrs. Elizabeth Rooney, three brothers and two sisters: Michael Rooney Harbor Creek Pennsylvania. William Rooney and Henry Rooney Baraboo. Mrs William LeBeau Baraboo. Mrs John O Keefe Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Rooney
Sixth Street
Phoenix
Arizona
Denver
Ringlings
Elizabeth Rooney
Michael Rooney
Harbor Creek
William Rooney
Henry Rooney
Baraboo
William LeBeau
John O’ Keefe
Funeral for John Rooney Held at St Joseph’s Church
The funeral of John J. Rooney, who died Saturday, was held from St Joseph’s Catholic Church this morning at 9 30. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery with pallbearers Edward Keene James Cummings Frank Ankenbrandt Harry Murphy John Falvey and James McGuan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Rooney
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Edward Keene
James Cummings
Frank Ankenbrandt
Harry Murphy
John Falvey
James McGuan
Creditable Performance by Terry's Uncle Tom's Cabin Company
Anita Tribune notes the Terry's Uncle Tom's Cabin Company delivered a crowded tent show in Baraboo last Friday night. The rendition surpassed average in ability with strong acting by the men and women portraying characters. Special features enhanced the evening entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Uncle Tom’s Cabin Company
Anita Tribune
Baraboo
Kickin' About the Heat and Prices in Hard Times
A stylized scene shows a mule outdoing men as they rail at high costs and taxes. An old man, dejected, admits to being an amateur in kicking, amid talks of government, railroads, and grafters.
Mrs J A Unternaher Requests Paper Change to Moyie
Mrs J A Unternaher of Palmer Michigan asks to move her newspaper delivery to Moyie British Columbia Canada. The notice informs the publisher of the change of residence and service location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Unternaher
Palmer, Mich
Moyie
British Columbia
Mrs Hoggins and daughter Mary return to Chicago
Mrs Hoggins and her daughter Mary have left after a visit of several weeks at the home of Mrs L E Hoyt in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John EK. Elkington
J. E. Slater
Sault St. Marie, Mich
Narrow Escape as Lift Jack Slips at Work
Glen Brooks was struck behind the left ear by a lifting jack lever that released, flinging him ten feet. He escaped with a bruise and no ill effects so far. Fellow worker Erich Schram fainted and suffered a head injury when a pole fell during trestle raises, leaving him with a new lump on his head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Brooks
Brooks
Erich Schram
Schram
North Freedom Journal
Baraboo Area Socials and Travel News
Mrs. Booker returns from St Paul. Residents plan for visits to Madison Escanaba and Milwaukee while Miss Iva Green and Hazel Swan head to Escanaba Michigan. Norwegian Lutheran services set for August 1. Several families travel, a Buick Model 17 to be delivered August 15, and local weather notes. Assemblyman Towers and Christian G Lee travel for business and summer plans loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Green
Hazel Swan
Mrs
Clarence Green
Escanaba, Mich
Runaways Injure Two Ladies In Sumpter Incident
report notes two runaway incidents last week and Saturday. one caused serious injuries to the Weigand ladies while Wm. Peetz's team caused no injuries but damaged harness and a buggy with one horse injured. Social details cover gatherings at Mrs Beulah Gruber home and various attendees including Mesdames Urban Mather and Mather family, and Miss Lillian Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Weigand
Sumpter
Weigand
Wm. Peetz
Beulah Gruber
Clara Weirich
Owen
Wis
Viands
Mesdames Urban Mather
Roy Mather
Bert McCoy
Fred Pobjoy
Grant Pobjoy
F. W. Bass
Edmond Johnson
Judson Waterbury
Stephen Premo
Lillian Beck
Effie Mather
Pocket Cemetery
Yankee Street
Stone’s Pocket
Ladies’ Home Circle Club
Howard Mather
Cora Astle
Baraboo
S. Premo
Cora Hill
Lucy Hill Pelton
Charles City
Iowa
Birth announced for Cowles couple in Minneapolis
A baby boy weighing nine pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cowles of South Minneapolis on July 23. Mrs. Cowles is formerly Miss Nellie Martiny of Baraboo town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Cowles
South Minneapolis
Death of Mrs. George Crandall Recalls Wisconsin Pioneers
Mrs. George Crandall died after a two year cancer struggle. Born Mary Abigail Palmer in Florence New York July 5 1889 she moved with her family to Wisconsin as pioneers. She married George Crandall Sept 5 1866 and had a daughter Jessie. She lived in Baraboo Newton Iowa and Greenfield before settling in Pleasant Hill Missouri. Interment was Mt Washington Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemmy R. Palmer
Seventh Avenue
Baraboo
Pleasant Hill
Missouri Times
George Crandall
Fairwater
Wisconsin
Jessie
Newton
Iowa
Isaac Palmer
Darius Almer
J. G. Palmer
Joseph Palmer
Miles Chapman
Greenfield
Louis Helm
Funeral of George W. Brown with G A R honors
The funeral for George W. Brown was held at a South Side church after a Wednesday death. Rev H G Goodsell led the service as soldiers from the G A R hall escorted the procession with muffled drums. Commander James W. Dibble supervised the cemetery rites with five pallbearers from the 11th Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Brown
South Side
H.G. Goodsell
G. A
F. William Johnson
William Stackhouse
Nate Farnworth
Jesse Mather
Reuben King
Chauncy Blake
Myra Bolton
Jamestown
N. C
Harry Brown
Minneapolis
Claude Brown
Death by Paris Green Plunges Madison Man in Personal Crisis
John Anderson formerly assistant street superintendent in Madison died Tuesday morning after taking Paris Green in a personal crisis. He leaves a wife and two children. Rev and Mrs Richard Rowley of Rogers Park Chicago along with two choir boys were at the Lake View Hotel for an outing. Mrs Rowley is daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Porter of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Towers
Caledonia
Madison
Towers
Paris Green
John Anderson
Capital
Richard Rowley
Rogers Park
Chicago
Lake View Hotel
Rowley
W. D. Porter
City
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Jonn J. Rooney
John Rooney
Canada
Mrs. Booker
St. Paul
Evenson’s Pharmacy
O. G. Wheeler
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Conrad Paffenroth
Oshkosh
Ida Schultze
Reedsburg
M.M. Palmer
C. J. Tuttle
Camp Douglas
Tomah
D. H. Goodsell
Mayme
Sioux City
Robert Meek
Harry Haven
Mankato
Kendall
Grace Cutler
Muscatine
L. A. Hampton
First Street
Cutler
Baraboo and
Wonewee
Michael Cummings
Willis Ryan
R. W. Prothero
Globe Barber Shop
Lynn Avenue
Emil Linzweller
Neenah
W. W. Morse
Ash Street
Wisconsin Business University
Beautiful LaCrosse
Great Business Training School of
The
Northwest
Send For Beautiful
Christian G. Lee
Ida
Clara
Los Angles
California
Mr. Lee
R. R
Birt Was
Baraboo Town
Ralph Mulder
John
Jack
Janesville
Beloit
Tixe
Sun
W. H
C. B. Williamson
Grammer
Ornam’s
Gregg
W. H. Or
Beloit Business College
Beloit, Wis
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