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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
10
A newspaper advertisement explains how to test for kidney trouble using a glass of water and notes signs such as sediment. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, liver and urinary issues and offers free sample bottle and booklet by mail from Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
Fairfield June 4 reports Herb Getchell has measles. Mrs. Fremont Newell is improving after illness. Miss Verle Marquardt and her brother Carl visited Mrs. B S Doty. Mrs. Wing, who had been visiting, returned home Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Horning was in Portage last Saturday. Mrs. L P Lewis and Mrs. Gust Lewis called on Mrs. Horning Sunday afternoon. Winfield Newell is at home again. Mrs. Newton Thompson has been in Baraboo the past few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Harrison called on friends here Sunday. Chas Poison of Baraboo has been out to his old home the past few days.
J B Waterman of Watertown writes his daughter afflicted with epilepsy was cured by Dr King s New Life Pills and has had no attack for over two years Best body cleansers and life giving tonic pills on earth 25c at Fisher Bros drug store.
Weiland held his barn raising on Wednesday. Miss Edith Frazier of La Valle visits her sister Elma. W O Joes and family visited at Wm Montgomery's on Wednesday. Mrs F Bullard and Mrs L Montgomery spent Friday afternoon at the Montgomery home.
A telegram from Osage announces the death of Addie Kidder Walter 52 of Osage who had been in Denver for health care. She was sister of Mrs. A F Smith Mirror Lake and widow of Charles Walter leaving two sons and a husband. Other items note C M Smith receiving a watch in a flower puzzle contest and Mrs C M Smith recovering from the grip while H W Page Fern Dell works on carpentry plans.
Mr and Mrs R C Robson and daughter Phoebe visited the Davies and James families at Spring Green. Lon Robson bought a 160 acre farm from James Philip of Iowa County for 5500. Miss MecCready's school in Dist No 5 closed. The picnic was well attended and Henry Schwappe is back from illness.
Merrimack news notes Baraboo visitors including Mrs A F Keysar and Otto Keysar family from Port Washington, Madison guests of J A Coates grandparents, and F A Cooper with family. Local travels include D Y Tyler to Salem SD and excursions to Madison. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday. numerous Baraboo and area residents host or visit relatives and friends.
Ad touts LAXATIVE Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. Promises refund of money if it fails. Features E W Grove signature on each box. Includes price of 2ac.
The Willing Workers plan a Thursday afternoon meeting with Miss May Porter and Miss Verne Porter. A picnic supper is noted. Secretary records the event details for the group gathering.
Miss Ida Bindenburg at home in Lodi after work in town. Albert and Mrs Alvers welcome a newborn son. George Colvin and family of Prairie du Lac visit D Wyman. Ida Voss from Loganville visits family. Wm Voss, Wm Mears, and Albert Kruger of Loretto spend Sunday nearby. H J Voss and wife visit relatives at La Rue.
Mrs. B. W. Holt and son John visited Ben Holt’s family in Reedsburg. Steve Ableman stayed with sister Lizzie Sylvester’s family in Morrisonville. Hazel Rowe, Madison Sanitarium worker, visited relatives then returned to work. Will Waddell’s family had early potatoes. Yoss Harsiem hosted Mrs. Manthey and Mrs. Risley in Cottage Rest. School closes for summer. George Holt finished a new well for Rev. John Gilliam. W. Woolcott of Baraboo visited nearby.
W L Rawls of Bells Tennessee endured nasal catarrh for twenty years. He reports swelling and soreness in his nose disappeared after applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve to the sore area. The salve is described as the best and is available for 25 cents at Fisher Bros. Drug stores.
Expert tailors offer cut and fitted business and street wear at deep discounts. Suits priced from 3.95 to 3.00 and trousers from 2.95 to 2.50 with selections for men and boys as part of a cash sale. Readily available in varying wool worsted and serge fabrics.
Jay Markam of Lime Ridge visits Sandusky relatives while Prof. Moon preaches at U B church. August Muchowe nears completion of a fine barn. Herman Shultz injures arm sawing near Loretto. Grants Powell of Reedsburg visit Fred here with brothers. Mrs. Dennis of Baraboo visits Chester Prouty family. Templin builds new residence foundation. Chas Hart traveled to Chicago last week. Jep Holmes from Mather drills for Gre on H. Wedenfelt farm. A son born to Everson Lewis family Wednesday May 30. Arthur Kutzbach and Mrs Templin on sick list. Fred Reitman and daughters visit Leland. Olive completes year at school. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wolf welcome a little daughter. Mr. and Mrs. W Stombaugh welcome a little daughter.
June 3 notes list of residents and visitors including Miss Tillie Bender with sister Mrs H Meyer in Reedsburg. Other visitors mentioned include Mrs Arthur Judevine and daughter Martha, Mrs Winnie Warren, Mr and Mrs P M Branch, Irma Bender, John Brunhoefer Jr, Miss Clara Risley Baraboo, Mrs W T Main Chicago, Miss Mary Kieffer Manston, Hugo Goedecke Kilbourn, Sophia Dobbeck, Henry Block Baraboo, Otto Meyer family and Loganville trip.
Oozing scaling skin diseases addressed by Hood's remedy. Salsa parilla claimed as an unrivaled treatment for various skin ailments.
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