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Newspaper

Baraboo News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1906

Page

7

Real estate transfers recorded in local notices

A list of transfers shows Clark D. Miner to The Evangelical Lutheran church for 2 lots in Lime Ridge at 130 dollars and numerous other deeds including land in Baraboo Reedsburg Sauk City Prairie du Lac and Baraboo from various grantors to named buyers with prices ranging from 65 to 3,500 dollars.

Clark D. Miner Evangelical Lutheran Church Lime Ridge D. B. Hulburt Henry Luetkins Westfield Elizabeth J. Stuart Wm. Rounds Baraboo Victoria W. Hawley Sauk Co. Agricultural Society F. R. Bentley E. C. Perkins W. H. Jacobs Addn Prairie du Say J. N. Reuter John P. Meyer Sauk City James F. St. John Bert Hurley Ironton Carl Breek Wm. J. Graff Freedom A Gottwinkel Owen F. Edwards Greenfield John Griffin Washington

Outwits The Surgeon And Cures Mrs Austin At Leavenworth

A woman hindered by female troubles and stomach catarrh improved after her husband deferred surgery and used Electric Bitters. The remedy, touted as a universal tonic, claims cures for tepid liver kidney disease biliousness jaundice chills and fever general debility nervousness and blood poisoning, and is sold by Fisher Bros. Drug Store.

Thos. S. Austin Leavenworth Ind Fisher Bros. Drug Store

Heavy rains keep farmers indoors as Wisconsin river rises

June news from Fairfield notes persistent rain harming crops and many residents sheltered at home. Mrs. Warn returns to Poverty Flats to care for cousin Mrs. Atkinson for two months. The Wisconsin river runs high with turtles seen on a sandbar. 49 counted. Fred Wretland ill with dropsy and heart trouble at Mr. Cooper's, from the state school at Sparta. Mrs. Fremont Newell improving but frail. Mrs. David Felt bedridden for four months. Steam launches appear on the river recently.

Fred Wretland

Gurgels Purchase New Survey In La Rue Visit Baraboo

Mr and Mrs Paul Gurgel of La Rue visited Baraboo Saturday and bought a fine new survey. They plan to drive to Reedsburg for the picnic Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Farr of Ironton visited their daughter Mrs Paul Gurgel last week.

Paul Gurgel la Rue Baraboo Reedsburg Mrs. Farr Ironton

M B A Meeting With Mrs Simonds Set for Thursday

The M B A will meet with Mrs H Simonds Thursday p m June 21. All welcome.

H. Simonds

A Texas Wonder Hill of Bowie Doubles Weight

W. L. Hill of Bowie Texas grew from 90 pounds to over 180 claiming a deadly cough and consumption diagnosis. After using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds he says he gained weight and is cured after 12 bottles. Isher Bros Druggist guarantees and offers a trial bottle free.

Bowie Tex W. L. Hill Dr. King Isher Bros

Black Hawk Residents Visit Parents and Local Improvements

Miss Emila and Sarah Sprecher of Milwaukee visit their parents in Black Hawk for a few weeks. Wm and Chas Schmaz Jr repair the store with a fresh coat of paint. Adam and Jaeger arrange a fine new survey for Felix Sprecher. Oscar Jaeger and J A Schneller traveled to Madison and Mendota on business. Miss Louisa Kailen returns home after years in Madison.

Emila Sarah Sprecher Milwaukee Black Hawk Nicholas Sprecher Chas. Schmaz Jr Adam and Jaeger Felix Sprecher Oscar Jaeger J. A. Schneller Madison Mendota Louisa Kailen

Commencement Echoes At Local School Of 1906

Dr Miller returns from Detroit for rest. Guests include E Blackman Mrs Klinger Richland Center and Everett Stoddard. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Otto Borcher during last week’s storm. A C camp meeting underway with notable speakers. Graduation rites praised with diplomas presented by Superintendent Snyder and performance by Ruby Miles Eva Sanborn Ferno Tate Ora and Myrtle Mitchell.

Dr. Miller Detroit E. Blackman F. Klinger Richland Center Everett Stoddard D. Stoddard Daniel Stoddard Otto Borcher A. C Ruby Miles Eva Sanborn Ferno Tate Ora Myrtle Mitchell Snyder

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Aids Bells Tenn. Man

For twenty years W. L. Rawls of Bells Tennessee battled nasal catarrh. He reports swelling and soreness in the nose vanished after applying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to the sore area. The salve is touted as the best and costs 25 cents at Fisher Bros. Druggists.

W. L. Rawls Bells, Tenn Fisher Bros. Druggists

Community Notes From North Freedom and Nearby

Local residents visit relatives and travel between Baraboo Reedsburg Mauston Madison and LaRue. Meetings include a quarterly service by Presiding Elder Vance and a first chapel service at LaRue with his presence. June 14 is Flag Day.

Firemen plan Fourth of July at Hackett grove

Community celebration organized by local firemen in John Hackett's grove near the Old Settlers site aims to draw large crowds and provide entertainment as in prior years. Notables include Ethna Nelson visiting relatives and Maude Blachly returning to work at Dousman. Dr English amputated a finger on Mrs Lizzie Waltz with her daughter Mrs Alexander.

John Hackett Ethna Nelson Maude Blachly Dousman Henry Griep R. P.C Sawyer County E. Dixon Henry Erswell la Rue Hattie Saulding English of Baraboo Lizzie Waltz Philip Alexander

Merrimack Social Notes and Local Visits

Mrs J H Craig and daughters Mary and Alice with Miss Lucy Smith arrive for summer at Mrs J H Smith home. Lucy to teach next year. Mr and Mrs Earl Cramer and daughter of Baraboo visited. Ladies Aid to meet June 20. Infant of Mr and Mrs F Coates of Baraboo buried at Oak Hill. Mrs G L Clark returns from Norwalk with sister Mrs Bradlow. Geo Premo and Charity visit Prairie du Lac. Miss Selma Gross and Miss Impecoven graduate Baraboo High School. Edgar Pigg visiting. Miss Cliva Haines closes Kern s Corner school. Miss Phoebe Haines finishes Meilke Dist year. Picnic and entertainment held. Agnes Harvey closes Farnum Dist school with evening program. Mrs Chas Todd returns from Saron a Wis. Mrs Eugene Odekirk and son visit. Sauk Co W C T U convention at this place June 18 19 with lectures and silver medal contest. Admission 10c. Lawrence Leiser to work locally. J R Devlin and wife return from Evansville and Madison. Misses Lucy and Bessie Smith attend Lodi baccalaureate. Ladies Aid to serve ice cream Tuesday at 4 30 p m.

J. H. Craig Mary Alice Lucy Smith Birchwood J. H. Smith Lucy Earl Cramer Baraboo Ladies Aid Society M. M. Cooper F. Coates Oak Hill Cemetery G. L. Clark Norwalk Bradlow Ontario Wis Geo. Premo Charity Prairie du Lac Selma Gross Chas. Todd Sorona Eugene Odekirk Trempealeau B. Odekirk Sauk Co. W. C. T. U Lawson of Lawrence Leiser J. R. Devlin Evansville Madison Bessie Smith Lodi

Old Settler Mrs Caffery Sinks Into Ill Health At White Mound

June 10 note from White Mound reports Mrs. Caffery, an 85 year old pioneer with no local relatives, very ill at Michael Quinn’s home. Caring for her are Miss Katie Doyle and Mrs. M Walsh. J L Connor leaves for Menominee as Beaver Camp Loretto delegate. Mrs Clara Young of Iowa expected for extended visit with Mrs Wm Westenhaver. they have not met in fifteen years.

Caffery Michael Quinn Katie Doyle M. Walsh J. L.connor Menomonie Loretto Clara Young Iowa Wm. Westenhaver

FLAIR Community Notes Highlight Visits and Birth

Mrs E G Trump of Madison visits relatives here. Vernie Smith returns to Lime Ridge. A son born to Mr and Mrs August Wegner on June 5. Local high school students are home for summer. Dona Cronald visits relatives. Mrs Diet of Loreto visits Thressa. Many attend First Holy Communion at St Luke's on Trinity Sunday. Herman Nachreiner of Minnesota visits relatives. Fred Luther visits with Herman Lohr. Daniel Plane of Frederick S D visits brothers. Infant of George Alt ill with quinsy.

E. G.,trump Madison Vernie Smith Lime Ridge August Wegner Dona Cronald Diet of Loreto Thressa St. Luke’s Church Herman Nachreiner Minn Fred Luther Herman Lohr Daniel Plane Frederick, S. D George Alt Quinsy

Glenville Social Notes Include Recoveries and Visits

Miss Laura Carl continues to recover from severe burns suffered last Friday. Mrs. Hesselgrave of Lodi visited her daughter Mrs. C. Pearson for several days last week. A group of young people surprised Miss Frieda Griep with games and refreshments. Mrs. J. Lewit entertained her two Milwaukee sisters.

Laura Carl Hesselgrave Lodi C. Pearson Frieda Griep J. Lewit Milwaukee

Sandusky Community Notices and Visits

Nathaniel Hart is sick and under Dr. Hastings care. Henry Pfiel plans to move his house closer to the road. Mrs. Meyers spent last week with her daughter in Reedsburg. Mr. Meyers and grandson Herb Pronga attended a mission fest in Reedsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Holborn traveled from Lodi and back. Mr. and Mrs. Semeutel and Miss Ludke from Lime Ridge visited Albert Brant. Freda Reiteman and sisters enjoyed a surprise party after school with friends despite showers. Mrs. O J Phillipps stayed with her sister Mrs. Lee E Smith of Ithaca, visiting W. McCarthy Sunday.

Nathaniel Hart Hastings Henry Pfiel Freda Reiteman O. J. Phillipps Mrs. Lee Reedsburg E. Smith Ithaca W. McCarthy

Local Notes: Baraboo Residents Share Visits and Travel

Mrs. H. P. Jones of Baraboo spent last Friday and Saturday with her mother Mrs. Caroline Jones. Dr. Rood and family of Reedsburg visited friends en route to Packwaukee in a touring car. Dan Fullmer and family of North Freedom stayed with his aunt Mrs. Jones. Mrs. A. Walker returned from Olin and Lyndon. H. D. Keyes returns from Spring Valley for vacation. Rollo Adams from Hoffman Business College in Milwaukee returns home for vacation. Judge Marshall shipped hogs and fat steers from his farm. Miss Lula Adams returns from Poynette where she taught. Mrs. Sarah Chaffee travels to Coloma for several weeks with a daughter. Archie Murray and family visited in Reedsburg. Peter Hayden of New York City stayed at Hulbert House last week.

Vance LaRue Maple Hill E. J. Lawton Sevore N. F. Wetmore Redwood Falls Minnesota Miss Adams Buffalo N. Y Julius Kroll Reedsburg Honey Creek Barry Castle Madison Mirror Lake J. T. Lawton Carlish William Carpenter Sandstone Mary Carpenter Sarah Carpenter Barron Walter H. P. Jones Baraboo Caroline Jones Rood Packwaukee Dan Fullmer North Freedom Jones A. Walker Olin Lyndon H. D. Keyes Spring Valley Rollo Adams the Hoffman Business College Milwaukee Judge Marshall Lula Adams Poynette Sarah Chaffee Coloma Archie Murray Peter Hayden New York City Hulbert House

North Fairfield Social Visit Highlights

Mr. and Mrs. Hornung visited Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson Sunday. The Lee and Lewis families with their children visited the Lewises. Lottie La Mare hosted Peterson of Newport. La Mar visited Milton Holt, and Otis Stemner saw his sister Gena Lewis. Jennie Harrison returned home after helping Mrs. Wilson.

Hornung John Wilson Ole Lee Gust Lewis Mattison L. P. Lewis Lottie la Mare

Fred Millner Visits Barrow to See Relatives

Fred Millner travels to Barrow to visit relatives and friends today, according to local notices.

Fred Millner Barrow

A Guaranteed Cure for Piles Claims

The advertisement promotes PazO Ointment as a guaranteed cure for itching bleeding and protruding piles with a refund offer if not cured in six to fourteen days. Druggists authorize refunds and the product is priced at 50 cents.

Local Social News and Weekend Travel Notes

June 11 items report visitors and relatives in town including Mrs. Ruby Edmund from Durand visiting Mrs. Lillian Thayer in East Fairfield. Maude Newell returns from Minneapolis for summer. Attendees at A. W. Ziegler’s home include Mr. and Mrs. Al Coons and daughter. Gladys Hackett visits grandparents. Mrs. Frank Gardner of La Valle visits sister Mrs. Fremont Newell. Ed Grass and wife hosted his sister Ella Fraust from Sauk Prairie. The Bump family heads to A. C. camp meeting at La Valle with Arthur staying behind. Leech Creek Helpers' Union meets June 20 with picnic supper. Erie Brown and Jacob Cramer and wife visit Minor Brown. Riel Plummer and Donna Farwell visit William Burton. D. B. Peck visits Portage. S. H. Burton and Maud Graham travel to Caledonia. Randall McMarlin injured in wagon mishap with rib fracture and bruising. Dr. Kelly treats him.

Ruby Edmund Durand Lillian Thayer East Fairfield Maude Newell Minneapolis al Coons A. W. Ziegler Gladys Hackett Joe Hackett Frank Gardner la Valle Fremont Newell Ed. Grass Ella Fraust Sauk Prairie Bump Arthur A.C Leech Creek Maud Graham Madison G. W. Graham Caledonia Miss Graham Portage Randall McMarlin Dr. Kelly

Local notes and visits mark the week

Annie Binch returns from La Crosse in good health. Jos Nachreiner paints his brother Rob ert Nachreiner's dwelling. Carrie Trumpf visits Ed Trumpf and Florence in Madison. Mr and Mrs Jesse Cooper with Mrs Borne and Mrs Herman Hohenberger visit relatives at Merrimack. Vernie Smith and Lucinda Cramer close schools for summer. Mr Dassing of Milwaukee attends town business. Dr Fowler returns from Rochester Minnesota. Mr Gassner is as well as can be expected.

Annie Binch la Crosse Jos. Nachreiner Robert Nachreiner Carrie Trumpf Ed. Trumpf Florence Madison Jesse Cooper Borne Herman Hohenberger Merrimack Vernie Smith Lucinda Cramer Dassing Milwaukee Fowler Rochester Minnesota Gassner

Weekend Visitation Notes From Baraboo and Nearby Towns

Ableman Adolph Fey transacted business at Baraboo Thursday. Mrs E O Scharnke and daughter Mildred visited relatives in Baraboo. Mrs D B Smythe and son traveled to Mauston to stay with relatives through Sunday. Miss Florence Richardson arrived from Merris to spend the summer with her parents. Chas Geissler left for Wonewoe to visit relatives. Mrs Wm Lee left for Baraboo and Portage to visit relatives. Miss Tillie Bender and Eva Colyer went to Reedsburg. Miss Tillie Joliett of Chicago is home for a visit. Miss Marie Kleb of Reedsburg visited her parents.

Adolph Fey Baraboo E. O. Scharnke Mildred D. B. Smythe Mauston Florence Richardson Merris Chas. Geissler Wonewoe Wm. Lee Portage Tillie Bender Eva Colyer Reedsburg Tillie Joliett Chicago Marie Kleb

Local residents visit relatives across several towns

Mr and Mrs Geo Lehmann and Mrs Carrie Lehmann spent Sunday in Sumpter. Mrs Landon of Milwaukee was called here by her son Howard’s lung illness. Mr and Mrs Herman Buelow of Sumpter visited friends here. August Lehmann visited M Mick in White Mound. Edwin Steidtmann and family of Merrimack spent Sunday with relatives here. A crowd of young people spent Sunday at Pine Hollow. Henry Ferber and family attended Reedsburg commencement. Freida Ferbie graduated. Bruno Ganzlin from Sauk City vacationing with grandmother. Susan Kuhnan visiting her aunt Mrs Frank Jessie in Sump ter. Mr Baum of Sauk Prairie was here last week. Bessie Bundy attended Prairie du Lac commencement.

Geo. Lehmann Carrie Lehmann Sumpter Landon Milwaukee Howard Herman Buelow Wm. Ganzlin Sauk City August Lehmann M. Mick White Mound Edwin Steidtmann Merrimack Saux City Susan Kuhnan Frank Jessie Mr. Baum Sauk Prairie Bessie Bundy Prairie du Lac

Local Happenings Roundup From Ironton Area

Ironton and surrounding communities note visits and entertainments including Walter Andrews and family from Lexington Nebraska. Miss Langren's short Albany visit with Rev. and Mrs. Rogers. A C camp meeting at LaValle featuring Miss Alice Spencer missionary from India. social gatherings with the Shoephoester and Fosner families of Reedsburg. M E church commencement June 8 with Prof. Gentle Platteville Normal and Prin G W Davies North Freedom awarding diplomas and a gold watch chain to L W Mundhenke. travels of Mundhenke with Gentle to Platteville. Hessie couple return from Manston. Mrs Howland of Reedsburg visiting Mrs Wm Griffin.

Samuel Andrews Walter John Fitzgerald Sr Lexington Nebraska Langren Albany Rogers A. C LaValle Alice Spencer India Frank Hawkins Shoephoester Fosner Reedsburg M. E Prof. Gentle Platteville Normal Prin. G. W. Davies North Freedom Prin. L. W. Mundhenke Gentle

For Sale: House Barn and 24 Acres on Walnut Street

Advertising a house, barn, and 24 acres of land for sale on Walnut Street near the Farmer's Nursery. Inquiries or letters to Ernest Klemm, R F D 4 Baraboo Wisconsin.

Walnut Street Ernest Klemm Farmer’s Nursery Baraboo Wis Ernest Kiemm Baraboo Wis

Building Movers of Baraboo Offer Specialty Services

Stoddard and Varnell specialize in moving buildings and dealing in pumps and windmills. Repair work receives prompt attention. Located at 615 Third Avenue Baraboo Wisconsin telephone 120.

Stoddard & Varnell Cal Third Avenue Baraboo Wis

Linseed Oil Purity Ad From Evenson's Pharmacy

Strictly pure linseed oil guaranteed to stand the test for purity required by any state promoted by Evenson's Pharmacy.

Evenson’s Pharmacy

Baraboo Directory Entry for Ernest Kiemm D4

Enquire or write to Ernest Kiemm D4 Baraboo Wisconsin for contact or residency reference in local listings.

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