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Newspaper

Baraboo News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1906

Page

4

Sudden Death After Millinery Store Glass Breaks

Baraboo wakes to tragedy as Mrs. C T Robinson dies from heart failure soon after a broken plate glass storefront. She and daughter Viva rushed to the shop after the incident. two physicians attempted rescue but she died minutes later. Funeral set for Monday at 1 30 p m at Joseph Johnson's home.

Baraboo Robinson Cynthia Tucker Austin Martha Tucker Greenfield Wm. P. Robinson Iowa Kansas Viva Robinson Joseph Johnson Linn Avenue Harold Hull Chester Waite Harding Withington Robert Langdon E. Ross Oak Street

Death of Capt W W Ryan Veterans Mourned Across State

Capt W W Ryan died last evening after a long illness. He sustained a war wound at Fitzhugh’s Crossing Virginia and belonged to the Iron Brigade. Born near the Lakes of Killarney and educated in Dublin, he served in the Royal Sappers and Miners before emigrating to America in 1849. The veteran’s death follows a life of military service and emigration. Also, Wm Ziegler, about 80, died Sunday at his son August’s home in Fairfield.

W. W. Ryan Fitzhugh’s Virginia Iron Brigade Capt. Ryan Killarney Dublin College London The Royal Sappers and Miners Ellen Sheehan St. George’s Cathedral America Columbia County Dekorra Capt Ryan Wm. Ziegler August Fairfield Fitzhugh Albert O’connor Wisconsin Washington Co. A Wis Gen. Bragg Gainsville

Visiting notables and local notices in Wisconsin

A long list of social visits across Chicago Milwaukee and Madison includes Mrs Marshall Mr Charles Loos Miss Ethel Sheeran and Maud Waldron. Weddings include Fern Glover and W A Schreiber in Greenfield. Local figures like John T Reuland move to Eighth Avenue and Ot to Kargus left Appleton. Also reports on illnesses deaths and a rail worker injury.

Fern Glover W. A. Schreiber Greenfield

Funeral of Capt W W Ryan Draws Veterans at St Josephs

The funeral of Capt W W Ryan at St Josephs church drew a large crowd of G A R veterans who paid tribute with a long roll on the drum at the grave. Hugh Kelley gave the eulogy to the assembled mourners and honored comrade. Edna Erffmeyer heads to Houghton Kansas then Japan as a missionary next month.

Capt W. W. Ryan St. Joseph’s Church Hugh Kelley Edna Erffmeyer Houghton Kansas Japan

Baraboo Social Notes and Arrivals Highlight Week

Baraboo captures a whirlwind of visitors and locals today. Merrimack's Muane Summers and Janesville’s Chas Manning are among those staying briefly, while hospitality and travel span Madison La Crosse Ishpeming and Syracuse with weddings, visits, and summer plans.

Local residents and visitors frequent Milwaukee and Chicago areas

C J H Erffmeyer visits Milwaukee to see his son while Mrs C W Clark and two Baraboo relatives tour the city. Delton neighbors take the Messenger home for summer. Bertha Waldron and daughters Hazel and Maude return from Milwaukee. Albert Henderson of Nebraska visits his parents. Mrs George Burroughs attends Mrs C T Robinson’s funeral with her daughter. The Deyble family leaves Crystal Lake after five weeks. Affielle family in Chicago welcomes a baby girl Hazel Blann remembered. E K Hill travels to Denver to see a daughter in ill health. Ida E Van Stone leaves for Malta Bend Missouri after teaching music and drawing. visits Chicago/Evanston. Tow Williams family return from Memphis after B of L E convention. Racine launch gifted to O M Messenger. Roy Messenger will engineer on Devil's Lake cruise craft. Old steam boat discarded. LAXATIVE Bromo Quinine promoted as cold cure with E W Groves signature on box.

Wisconsin Portage Chicago, Milwaukee, & St Paul Duck Creek Lodi Baraboo Hugh Kelly E. E. Ryan Milwaukee J. T. Ryan California Charles D. Johnson Delta Colorado St. Joseph’s Church St. Michael’s Cemetery O. M. Messenger Devil’s Lake Roy Messenger

Peat Fuel Question Stirs Local Investment Debate

The Lamartine Peat Light and Power Co is incorporated for 150000 in Fond du Lac county. An expert estimates peat fuel manufacture at 0.77 per ton. With 100 tons daily over 160 days, 16000 tons could yield 80000 in revenue. After expenses of 19200, net profit would be 60800, a 40 percent return on capital. The column asks whether to invest in peat stock and burn peat locally or send money abroad for coal.

Lamartine, Peat Light and Power Company Fond du Lac Bucyrus Steam Shovel Company

Epilepsy Patient Cured by Dr. King's New Life Pills

J B Waterman of Watertown C Rural Free Delivery reports his daughter long afflicted by epilepsy was cured by Dr King's New Life Pills. She has not had an attack for over two years. Best body cleansers and life giving tonic pills on earth 25c at Fisher Bros drug store.

J.B. Waterman Watertown

Elkays Straw Hat Cleaner At Evenson's Pharmacy

Old straw hats are cleaned and restored using Elkays Straw Hat cleaner sold at Evenson's Pharmacy, presented as a simple package ready to use for renewed appearance.

Elkays Evenson’s Pharmacy

Purify and Enrich Blood Remedy Sold at Local Pharmacy

Advertises a tonic claimed to purify and enrich the blood for anaemia and general fatigue. Sold for 25 cents a box at Evenson's Pharmacy.

Evenson’s Pharmacy

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cynthia T. Robinson Mrs. Marshal Chicago Charles Loos Ethel Sheeran Maud Waldron Walter Hill Elroy Geo. Arner David Goodsell la Crosse J. E. English A. D. Dorsett Madison Ellen Tinkham North Freedom Frank Somers Justice Bonham Terry Thomas McDonald Chippewa Falls Jennie Martin John Meisser Prairie du Lac Martha O. Payne Sumpter John T. Reuland R. B. Griggs Eighth Avenue Mr. Reuland Sauk Prairie A. L. Reynolds Janesville Little Edna Vrooman B. Forester Mendota Mendota College Eli Edmonds of Durand, Wis W. W. Stackhouse Spring Green Martin Sprecher Honey Creek Will Tramblie Tomah Peter Kalaher Syracuse New York Frank Kahaler Kilbourn Beaver Dam Station Rappahannock Station Sulphur Springs Gainesville Second Bull Run South Mountain Antietam Fredericksburg Fitzhugh’s Crossing Henry Jenswold E. G. Marriott Dean Mrs. Palmer Otto Kargus Appleton F. C. Peck Mrs. W. RB. Irish Mrs. Phelps Spencer, Iowa Henry Nelson Mable Hunter Herman Kramer Ridge Street Winona Ladies Aid of the Evangelical Church J. P. Sprecher Mrs. E. D.scales Witwen Wm. Salmon M. E. Spring Myrtle Millner Barron Edward Gottry Reedsburg Sauk County Hub City Robt. Ferguson Frank Priest Priest Richland Democrat Chas. Gloyd Odgen Utah Mrs. Wyse Bertha Waldron J. Waldron E. T. Hill Earle Leonard Schmidt Henry Schellenberger Merrillan Charles Miller G. H. Dewing Mendota, Lll A. C la Valle Junge Advent Christian Church Fourth Street Kilbourn Dells Spooner Swenson Emma Kessler Will Sheppard Chris. Isenberg Little Son J. W. Meisser C. F. Kindschi A. M. Simons University of Wisconsin Chicago Packers Simons University Upton Sinclair University At Madison University of Chicago Settlement Muane Robert Summers Merrimack Ella Bartley Chas Manning Emma Williams Elizabeth Jones Lulu Fisk Duluth Mrs. A. von Wald Jetter North Freedom Journal City Otis Stomner Oscar Sandburg Glen Peiton U. of W. At Frank Gust Platteville Hulda M. Misure Ishpeming, Mich Frank Rhody Pittsburg Paul Herfort Henry Diener A. B. Stout Edgerton Sheriff Hill George Ritzenthaler J. S. Griggs Wm. Anderson Loyd Richland County Carrie Holah Black River Falls Emma Ochsner Chauncy S. Patrick Jeanette M. H. Mould G. W. Bryant Seattle Wash James Palmer Lucile Herington South Side School Mary Browne Arthur Attridge Kindschi & Grosinske William Strange Martha Strange Laura McClellan Stannard Thomas Walker Gaggin Stannard Barabou Lincoln Barrett Sheboygan Daughters of Rebekah Barrett Order Mrs. L. Johnson Birdie Graham A. Wood Woodlawn van Orman L. Miller LaValle A. C. Church Henry Starr Mrs. Hitchinson Lake Chetak Thomas Bloomfield J. Tillotson Mrs. Tillotson Elizabeth Saunders Iowa City Mr. Saunders O. D. Brandenburg Madison Democrat Clarence Boston C.J. H. Erffmeyer C. W.clark John Chaffee Delton Messenger 4Th Street Hazel and Maude Albert Henderson Nebraska United Order of Foresters Hudson George Burroughs Concordia, Kansas C. T. Robinson Charles Deyble Crystal Lake Mrs. Affielle Hazel Blann E. K. Hill South Side Denver, Col Ida E. van Stone Malta Bend Evanston Tow Williams and Memphis, Tenn B. of L. E E. W. Grove Rexall
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