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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
4
An old advertisement extols arsaparilla as the greatest curative and preventive medicine, claiming it purifies blood and strengthens bone and tissue. It urges readers to accept no substitute and insist on Hood's as the only genuine remedy.
A refined ceremony last Thursday at 3 PM tied Miss Mable Stone of Prairie du Lac to Hjalmar A. Swanson with Rev. Jeo Bain of Portage officiating. Only close relatives attended as Bertha Lanich played the wedding march. The couple plans to reside in Clay Center Nebraska where Mr. Swanson runs a banking business.
Miss Anna Zuch married William F Schubring at 3 o clock Thursday after non June 14 at the German Lutheran church in Greenfield. The bride wore a white gown with a veil and pink roses. Bridesmaids were Ora Siebecker and Emma Reigler. Best men were Edward Uch and Herman Schubring. Rev Lalleland conducted the ceremony. About 175 relatives and friends attended the reception at the bride’s parents’ home. The entrance arch was decorated with roses and pink ribbons and a white wedding bell hung from its center. A wedding supper followed. The groom is a hardworking farmer with good habits.
The D. E. Wood Butter Co of Evansville Wisconsin invites cream shipments for testing and top prices. Write for their proposition and send cream via C N W Railway to Evansville. Ship every other day to insure best price.
The Great Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Enormous Shows unite for a July 5 exhibition. Twelve acres will hold twelve thousand spectators with three rings a hippo track and a menagerie of rare wild animals for close inspection.
Antoine Schwanke dies at home and is buried at German Lutheran church in Leland. Byron Lee, veteran of G A R, dies at 81 of heart failure. A June 13 wedding at Mr and Mrs William Payne's home in Sumpter unites Martha Orpha Meisser to John Meisser with a large turnout and elaborate supper. The notice also lists numerous visits, travels, and local movements of residents.
Miss Mollis and Josephine Smith visit in Wonewoc and Madison resident Emma Manor travels to visit relatives in the city. Numerous names visit, leave, or travel between Baraboo, Madison, Reedsburg, and beyond. A fisheries trip ends with a 220 pound haul. An ice boat game ends 6 to 5 after 14 innings.
The undersigned clothingmen will close their stores at 6 o'clock commencing June 25 except Wednesday and Saturday evenings. J. S. Griggs & Co. J Hoppe Harry M. Acott Curry & Burt.
The Free Cong Society of Bara boo will hold its second annual basket picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs J G Train on June 25. All interested are cordially invited to attend. Supper at 5 p m and the annual business meeting at 7 30 p m the same day and place. R Jackson President.
Vernie Diener returns home after Notre Dame studies. Amelia Harrison socializes with friends in North Freedom. Mrs. Milligan and two children visit Mrs. V S Pease in La Grange. James Goggin back from Merrimack visits. Evan A Evans and Herman Grotophorst fish Briggsville. Mrs. S A Hewitt and daughter travel to Stock. A R Smith visits Sparta as Mrs. Smith stays with her mother Canfield who is ill. Portage residents lose hundreds to a stranger’s suit club scam now under arrest in Green Bay.
Mrs Gustina Griegel aged 80 years 8 months 16 days died Monday evening at 5 at her son Julius Griegel’s home in Greenfield from paralysis and old age. Born in Germany she came to Baraboo in 1883 and later moved to Greenfield. Survived by her son his wife and six grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 1 PM at the house with interment at Walnut Hill cemetery.
W. L. Hill of Bowie Texas rose from 90 to over 180 pounds after a coughing illness Doctors had given up on him. He credits Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with his recovery after 12 bottles. Fisher Bros Druggist guarantees the treatment with 50 cent and 1 dollar prices and a trial bottle free.
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