Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Health Claims
The notice promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for impure blood fatigue and illness. Testimonials from Mrs. A A Howard and Mrs. William Metcalf praise its effects on catarrh and well being. Includes product forms Sarsapabs and liquid with 100 doses for one dollar from C I Hood Co Lowell Mass.
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A. A. Howard
Taunton
Mass
Hood
Willliam Metcalf
Parkerford
H. Cowbell
Perry Street
Lowell
C. I. Hood Co
Children’s Day Celebrations At Local Churches
The German M. E. church admitted 12 members and confirmed a list of names in morning services. Evening programs featured special music by local helpers and pastor Rev. Elske led services. Rev Crowder conducted morning services at M. E. church as Children’s Day exercises drew a large crowd. Sunday school promotions included Esther Brownell and many peers. At the Seventh Day Adventist church Edgar Aldrich delivered a Bible reading on Christian Education with a conference message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Clara Neitzel
Elma Rumpf
Lena Seils
Tillie Eberlein
Clara Kunow
Stella Schmidt
Tillie Langbecker
Blanche Schutz
Marie Bittrich
Nellye Stackhouse
Estella Schutz
Clara Schirmer
Floy Kimball
Olda
Hulda
Crowder
Esther Brownell
Leona Dieter
Irene Underkoffer
Ruth Longmate
Mildred Carr
Virginia Davison
Elzaida Barrett
Adel Jones
Katherine Aton
Gladys Sturdevant
Marguerite Arnott
Hazel Roser
Martha Newman
Fred Woolford
William Marquette
Robert Curry
Frederick Stanley
Ralph Ketchum
Roy Hubbard
Alfred Carey
Seventh Day Advent
Edgar Aldrich
Baptist Church Holds Morning Children's Day Exercises
At the Baptist church children held morning exercises with a decorated house of worship and a choir of young girls providing music. Rev. Knight led evening services.
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the Baptist Church
Knight
Local visits and confirmations noted around Spring Green area
Miss Lottie Cooper spent the past week in Prairie du Sac. Lucinda Cramer visited relatives in Spring Green this week. Mrs. Sherwood and children are visiting among relatives in this vicinity. Margaret Gerten of Pine Bluff is visiting her sister, Mrs. Join Mick. Cora Robson of Wilson Creek visited Edith Luther Sunday. Mrs. George Nachreiner of Spring Green visited at the home of her brother, Otto Hutter, a couple of days. Mrs. Schwartz is visiting her daughter Gusta, in Spring Green. Thursday, June 18, will be observed as Corpus Christi day at St. Luke's church with the usual profession. Rev Mrs. Williams of Lone Rock accompanied by seven choir girls, spent Friday afternoon and evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Constantine. Misses Cora Robson, Lucinda Cramer, and Nellie Baker called on
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Lottie Cooper
Prairie du Sac
Lucinda Cramer
Spring Green
Mrs. Sherwood
Margaret Gerten
Pine Bluff
Mick
Cora Robson
Wilson Creek
Edith Luther
George Nachreiner
Otto Hutter
Mrs. Schwartz
Gusta
St. Luke’s Church
Williams
Lone Rock
Walter Constantine
Nellie Baker
Splendid Offer for Baraboo News and Wisconsin Farmer
An advertised promotion offers The Baraboo News and The Wisconsin Farmer together for 1.25 per year for new and renewing subscribers. The offer is time-limited and will be withdrawn soon. Also notes the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Pierce on the South Side.
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Baraboo News
Wisconsin Farmers
Mrs. Pierce
Local Visits and Arrivals Near North Freedom
Greenfield reports Lawrence Johnson spending a few hours Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Herman Rapelke near North Freedom. Mr Wiggens and sister Miss Maeta visit their uncle Lewis Steinke and help haul sand. Eddie Luetcher of Cassel Prairie visits the Hermans Meyer home over weekend. Alva Barton, Rawleighs agent, passed through. A Bliven of Ironton visits with his daughter and son in law the Hermans Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrance Johnson
Herman Rapelke
North Freedom
Wiggens
Miss Maeta
Lewis Steinke
Steinke
Eddie
Luetcher
Cassel Prairie
Herman Meyer
Alva Barton
Rawleighs
Three Criminals Sentenced In Madison Proceedings
Sheriff Stackhouse and Deputy Battles led three criminals to Madison where George Bates drew one year at Waupun for stealing $30 from Frank Kujah in Greenfield town. A. W. Jones got six months in county jail for resisting an officer R. Delap. Bert Woodman received one year at Green Bay for stealing a team of horses from A. Wilkinson.
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Stackhouse
E. J. Battles
Madison
George Bates
Waupun
Frank Kujah
Greenfield
A. W. Jones
R. Delap
Bert Woodman
Green Bay
A. Wilkinson
Baraboo couple celebrates golden wedding after fifty years
Mr and Mrs Henry Cowles mark their golden wedding at home on Eighth Avenue in Baraboo with dinner for relatives. Married June 16 1858 by Rev Warren Cochrane, Henry Cowles born Ohio 1828 and Mercy Elizabeth Lee born New York 1888. Children Laura Greenwood Chippewa Falls and Homer Cowles Wilton. Also Mr and Mrs John Noterman celebrate at Prairie du Lac with about 50 relatives.
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Henry Cowles
Eighth Avenue
St. Louis
Mercy Elizabeth Lee
Nunda
N. Y
Baraboo
Cowles
Laura A. Greenwood
Chippewa Falls
Homer G. Cowles
Wilton
Wis
John Noterman
Honey Creek
Chris Hutman
Prairie du Lac
Skillet Greek Farmers Club Enjoys Varied Program
Saturday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. August Martiny featured health papers by the president and Mrs. Geo Carpenter on home remedies and cold prevention. Miss Ethel Martiny performed two recitations, Willie Berkley and Margaret Koons played duets, and Mrs. Hawley read two of her poems. The Fourth of July picnic was postponed, with an ice cream social planned for July 10 at the Wilbur Cowles home and a club picnic likely between haying and harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Martiny
Geo. Carpenter
Carpenter
Ethel Martiny
Fairfield
Willie Berkley
Margaret Koons
E. Hawley
Prairie du Sac Couple Elope for Wedding at Madison
Rudolph Ploetz aged 79 and Ursula Hunger aged 80, lifelong Prairie du Sac residents, wed in Madison after his six sons opposed a second marriage. Justice John C. Fehlandt officiated after supplies arranged, with the couple returning to Prairie du Lac to reside.
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Rudolph Ploetz
Weathy
Prairie du Sac
Madison
Ursula Hunger
Prairie du Lac
Milwaukee
John C. Fehlandt
Miss Hunger
Justice Fehlandt
Fehlandt
Couple Wed Quietly in Prairie du Sac Ceremony
John L. P. Accola and Ruth Hutchins were married last Wednesday at the bride’s mother's home in Prairie du Sac. Rev. M. R. Laird officiated. few relatives attended. They plan a wedding trip to Milwaukee and Chicago. The bride is active in the Presbyterian church and the groom is a respected businessman.
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John L. P. Accola
Ruth Hutchins
Mary Hutchins
Prairie du Sac
M. R. Laird
Presbyterian Chuch
Milwaukee
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Woodmen Decorate Greenwood Graves in Reverent Ceremony
In Reedburg on June 14 the Woodmen of the World held fitting ceremonies at Greenwood cemetery for departed brothers. Various locals traveled for family events and visits, including S A Collins heading to Mayville on business and S F Collins of Maple Plain burying his wife with six sons left to mourn.
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Greenwood Cemetery
S. A. Collins
Mayville
North Dakota
Heath and Milligan Mix Paints at Evenson's Pharmacy
Brief notes report Heath and Milligan mixing paints at Evenson's Pharmacy. Several short visits noted including Mrs. Albert Mattke in Hanover Indiana and Mrs. Charley Rachel visiting in South Bend. Also mentions Rexall Poison Ivy Lotion for 25 cents and Whey W T U president Mrs. Lawson touring Baraboo and Pine Grove with county conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Evenson’s
Schulter Felske unite in June 1908 wedding at Miservey
Christ Schulter of Miservey Iowa wed Elizabeth Felske of Reedsburg at her relatives home in Reedsburg. Rev J F Sharman of the Baptist Church officiated. A large dinner followed with many relatives. They will reside at Miservey Iowa and are aged 72 and 71.
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Christ Schulter
Miservey
Iowa
Elizabeth Felske
Reedsburg
Herman Felske
J. F. Sharman
Baptist Church
Emma Rotzell
Geo. Templin
Wm. Roetzell
Bennie
Lime Ridge
August Geatzke
Fred Kollmeyer
Charles Shuster
Hillpoint
Braman Geatzke
Baby
Windfield
Clizbe
Christ. Schrader
Schulter
Mr. Schulter
Kilbourn News Highlights and Local Moves
About thirty Woodmen and Royal Neighbors attended a Kilbourn picnic at Randolph last Wednesday. The next gathering will be in Kilbourn next June. Several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Darrow and E. Gaston, relocated or visited. Foster Batty and Ora Letterson wed in Madison on June 6. Kilbourn plans Fourth of July celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Kilbourn
Local News and School Graduation Highlight Loganville
Mrs Ed Ritzenhaver and son Ancil accompanied the doctor on his trip. Graduation exercises at Westedt hall featured an operetta, recitations, singing, and an address by Superintendent Snyder. Graduates were Earl Fischer Laura Shilling Emil Shilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Ritzenhaver
Ancil
Cora Leischer
Amy Westenhaver
LaValle
Geo. Hoverman
Otto Westedt
J.A. Rendtorff
Chicago
Dr. Rendtorff
Loganville
Westedt’s Hall
Snyder
Reedsburg
Earl Fischer
Laura
Emil Shilling
Breene
John Riggert
Geo. Hass
Ladies’ ‘Mill
Wm. Roetzcrff
Beloit
W. Rendtorff
Martin Luhrsen
Durward's Glen Notes New Barns And Visitors
June 13 report from Durward's Glen notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. George Tennant and Blanche from North Dakota, Schultz barn raising planned, Nuttings from Hickory Heights, Mueller barn foundation underway, Madden cemetery plot care orders, Charlie Dittberner to play for Portage dance, Zamzow visit from Bryant South Dakota, Miss Mary Steele closes School No 8 with a benefiting program and purchase of a fine item with proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tennant
Blanche
North Dakota
Schultz
Nutting
Hickory Heights
Glen
Mueller
Margaret Madden
Baraboo
Miss Steele Graduates as Pulpits Ringed in Honor
The graduation scene honors Miss Steele as she receives a fine ring, symbolizing achievement and recognition. Local attendees note the ceremonial pageantry and the significance of the milestone in the school community.
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Miss Steele
Otto Schwartz Weds Chicago Woman in June Ceremony
Otto Schwartz formerly of La Valle and son of Charles Schwartz married a Chicago woman in Chicago last Thursday June 11. He then left for Milwaukee and visited his parents before traveling to California. Otto works in the train dispatcher's office in Chicago.
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Otto Schwartz
Charles Schwartz
Chicago
Milwaukee
California
Otto
Walton June exercises and local news brief
Walton notes report commencement exercises at Hunt's hall with good attendance. Common school diplomas awarded to Nira Jordan Marvin Peterson and Lester Struck. Graded school graduates named Leota Carpenter Agnes Jardot Joe Mayo and Kingsley Oziah. A June 7 windstorm destroyed a large barn owned by Mr Housner three miles west of Walton, with uprooted trees but no further damage.
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Hunt’s Hall
Nira Jordan
Marvin Peterson
Lester Struck
Leota Carpenter
Agnes Jardot
Joe Mayo
Kingsley Oziah
Housner
Walton
Lennie Harvey
Volly Peterson
Casey Harvey
John Peterson
Page
Hillsboro
Wm. Gibbons
Mamie Dearing
Will Moyce
Cazenovia
Hattie Smith
Island Lake
Wis
Mr. Anderson
Yuba
P. Peterson
Celia Small
Rhoda Mortimer
Wisconsin Homeseeker Aims to Boost Immigration
The Chicago & North Western Railway issued the first issue of the Wisconsin Homeseeker to attract settlers to Wisconsin. It publishes letters from pioneers about farming, climate, soil, schools, and costs. The railroad invites testimonials and requests readers to send addresses of East readers and wants letters to Mr. W. B. Kniskern in Chicago for free literature shipments.
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Wisconsin Homeseeker
Chicago & North Western Ry
Wisconsin
Setttlers
Homeseeker
North Western
W. B. Kniskern
Chicago
Ill
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Skillet Greek Farmers’ Club
Cupid
James A. Stone
Chas. Borning
Mauston
Egbert Courtier
Richland Center
F. Clark
Phil Allen
O. Ryan
Park
John Cowing
Merrimack
H. Simons
Our City
Henry Huebing
la Crosse
Elsie Craker
Amelia Jones
West Side
Carrie Collins
Conde
South Dakota
Burt Conley
West
Clint Fuller
Loomis
Sparta
Heath
Milligan
Evenson’s Pharmacy
Albert Mattke
Hanover
Ben. Kamrath
Charley Rachel
South Bend, Ind
Peter Rumph
Mrs. Morse
Gustav Mattke
H. J. Ralph
Henrietta
Ridgeway
Wm. Moyse
Gordon Watson
Fern Dell
Carters
W. A. Lawson
W. W.morse
Elixir
Sea California Fic Syrup Co
Oy Seui Tepior Poe Seale
THE
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Darrow
Emil Brown
Eva Smith
E. Gaston
Delton
Will Mannis
Eagle River
Irene Sherman
C. A. Walker
Plainville
Waterman
Mary Leck
Builis
Jonesville
Arthur Berne
Tomah
G. Fulson
W. Winchester
Dan O’neil
Rork
M. Simpson
Lebanon
Dak
Berta Mertens
Roy Atcherson
Tomahawk
Horace Morse
Fred Bauer
Rose
Grippe Foster Batty
Adams County
Ora Letterson
Martin Baggott
Wiedenbacher
Durward’s
LA Valle
Immigration For
State OF
Sauk County
T. N. Vanderveer
Elizabeth Vanderveer
W. T. Kelsey
D. Ruggles
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