Obituaries for Rice and Coleman Families in North Freedom
Notices report the death of William Rice at Appleton City Missouri after pneumonia at 72. He lived near North Freedom since 1863 and left a wife two sons Harry and Orson and three daughters Cora Babb Nellie Foster and S P Ellis. Juliet Coleman dies in city residence aged 88. Funeral planned Tuesday. Alexander Oulette dies in Milwaukee hospital after illness spanning two years with a funeral in North Freedom. He leaves a wife three sons and two daughters. Funeral Tuesday at the North Freedom Methodist church led by Rev Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rice
Town of Freedom
Harry Rice
Appleton City
Missouri
Ohio
Sauk County
North Freedom
LaRue
John Fuller Post
Freedom
Alexander Oulette
Milwaukee
Michigan
Oulette
Illinois
Methodist Church
Cunningham
Funeral of Thomas Morris in Baraboo and Caledonia
The remains of Thomas Morris will arrive Sunday afternoon from Fort Williams Ontario Canada with his brother Robert Morris. Funeral services will be held Monday at 10:30 a.m. at T. H. Jones home Baraboo and 2 p.m. at Welch Presbyterian church Caledonia. He had worked with Chicago and Northwestern. He died after diphtheria and typhoid fever in Canada. Born in Caledonia twenty seven years ago. Survived by mother sisters and several brothers in Chicago Grand Rapids Mankato Spain and Baraboo.
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Thomas Morris
Baraboo
Fort Williams
Ontario
Canada
Robert Morris
T. 4
H. Jones
Welch Presbyterian Church
Caledonia
Chicago & Northwestern
Edward
Chicago
Robert
Grand Rapids
Morgan
Mankato
Minn
Evan
Spain
S. D
T. H. Jones
Margaret Morris
F. E. Wilson
Rexall Cherry Juice Cough Syrup at Evenson's Pharmacy
Rexall Cherry Juice Cough Syrup relieves stubborn coughs colds sore throat hoarseness and difficult breathing. Bottle priced at 25 cents. Available at Evenson's Pharmacy located at 504 Oak Street.
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Rexall
Evenson’s Pharmacy
Oak St
Farmers Mutual Telephone Co Forms in Fairfield
A meeting in Fairfield's town hall organized the Farmers Mutual Telephone company of Baraboo with a capital stock of 9000 dollars. Seventy five shares have been subscribed at 30 dollars each. Temporary officers were named as president Robert Attridge secretary L H Palmer treasurer O A Getchell and directors George Butterfield and Edmund Calvert. The next meeting will be in Johnson's Hall Greenfield next Saturday evening.
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Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Company of
Baraboo
Fairfield
Robert Attridge
L. H. Palmer
O. A. Getchell
George Butterfield
Edmund Calvert
Johnson’s Hall
Greenfield
Interesting Meeting On Sauk County Indian Life Paper
W S Pease of the Madison Democrat presented a paper to the Sauk County Historical Society on Indian life in Wisconsin and Sauk county. Pictures of Sac and Fox villages at Prairie du Lac depict Black Hawk's battles and Winnebago displacement. Ida Grubb joined the society, with a next meeting planned for April to discuss French influence in Sauk county.
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W. S. Pease
Madison Democrat
Sauk County
Historical Society
Wisconsin
Prairie du Lac
Black Hawk
Ida Grubb
North Freedom
Gehrand
Local Notes and Moves In Wisconsin Town Society
Monday’s Daily reports a sick child in Mrs Will Duncan’s family, visits by Miss Lulu Clark and Miss Amelia Harrison, and business in Merrill. George B Gibbons helped push a Spooner pension bill in the Senate boosting Andrew Patricks pay. A Waupaca coffin case raised fears of burial alive prompting separate services in Waupaca and Oshkosh. Clark Leigh and his father Eugene had a severe buggy runaway near Cheeks hill. they escaped serious harm as the wrecked buggy and horse were later recovered on Fourth Avenue.
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Clark Leigh
Eugene Leigh
Mr. Elkington
Cheek’s Hill
Clark
Leigh Sr
Fourth Avenue
Baraboo Local News and Social Notices Update
Tuesday edition highlights numerous neighbor visits and travel between Baraboo Madison Milwaukee and neighboring towns. Mentions engagements moves arrivals births and family gatherings plus community events at Masonic commandsery and Episcopal guild hall.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Offered in Tablets and Liquid
Pure Blood is certain with Hood's Sarsaparilla. The medicine cures eruptions pimples boils scrofula sores salt rheum eczema and supports digestion rheumatism catarrh nervous troubles debility and fatigue. Tablet form now available with same curative ingredients minus alcohol. 100 doses one dollar. Mrs Helen L Thompson of Lewiston Me reports blood purification after scarlet fever. Thousands endorse similar cures.
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Speciau
Hood
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Helen L. Thompson
Lewiston
Funeral of Mrs. Juliet Coleman
Funeral services were held at 10 30 this morning at the home of her son Charles Coleman conducted by Rev Sarles. Interment was in Butterfield cemetery Excelsior where the family had lived. A Coleman of Reedsburg and sons Charles and John attended. She had a sister in Nebraska and one in California. The Colemans moved from Baraboo to Russell's Corners Fairfield and later to Excelsior where her husband served as postmaster before the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet Coleman
Charles Coleman
8Th. Avenue
Broadway
J. E. Sarles
George Hanson
Fairfield
Frank Thomas
J. E. Durgin
Racine
Masonic
Red Cross
Chas. F. Lamb
Robert Macey Commandery No. 3
Madison
E.G. Stolte
Reedsburg
Charles F. Shelden
A. B. Scoville
J. B. Baldwin
Trinity Episcopal Church Guild
Baraboo
Sarles
Congregational Church
Butterfield
Excelsior
A. Coleman
Charles
John
Nebraska
California
Coleman
Col. D. K. Noyes
Russell’s Corners
Victor Hugo and the Princess Helena Meeting in Paris
The piece recounts Victor Hugo’s unfulfilled ideal of marriage to Princess Helena of Mecklen burg-Schwerin. It recalls their meeting at a Louis Philippe fete, her fateful greeting, and hints Hugo’s head being turned toward romance, leading up to his 1838 play Ruy Blas.
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Victor Hugo
Helena
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Victoria
Duke of Orleans
Hugo
Louis Philippe
M. Hugo
M. Victor Cousin
Germany
France
Paris
Notre Dame
Paul Mewrice
Paul Meurice
Boswell
Ruy Blas
London Daily Express
No Free Seeds After March 31 Violet as Cosmetic
The violet is described as an emetic root with domestic use. A forty grain dose is cited and violet infusion tests acidity with color changes from red to green. Highland ladies reportedly used violet in a Gaelic cosmetic, infusing it in goat’s milk for facial application to charm princes.
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Lightfoot
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Hayner Distilling Company
St. Paul
Atlanta, Ga
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Dayton
St. Louis, Me
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Mayer
Martha Washington
F. Mayer Soot & Shoe Co
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Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Company
Will Duncan
Lulu Clark
Delton
Ray Sherman
Mr. Hammel
Merrill
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Percy Héron
Belvidere
S. J. Hood
New Court House
Brswell, Melzl & McGann
Second Avenue
Oak Street
George B.gibbons
John C. Spooner
Senate
Andrew Patrick
Lyons
Jens Hemmingson
Waupaca
Oshkosh
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Ableman
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Arthur Noyes
Lottie Owen
Portage
City
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Flora Cooper
Merrimack
Allie Keller
Maurice Madden
Anaconda
Montana
Jay Palmer
Fifth Street
John Lenihan
D. J. Lenihan
B. R. Langdon
John M. True
Rodney H. True
Prof. True
Government Bureau of Plant Industry
W. V. Judson
Kilbourn
Dells
Levi G. Kendall
Fred Kramer
Fifth Avenue
William Nichols
Beloit
Will Erickson of
Sister
Mrs
Theo Gunderson
Mattie Clark
John Thompson
Lizzie Clark
Briggsville
Will Klatt
John Felts
H. Schram
Plymouth
Wis
John Rumpf
P. Rumpf
John Howard
Lenore Herkley
Charlie Ames
Drummond
Daniel Shilling
John Hahn
Christian Johnson
Ida Grosineke
Arthur Weirich
Fred Steuber
Minnie Weirich
Wm. Garety
Freeport, Ill
Pat Clark
Tom Bresnahan
Mrs. Jobh Felts
Anna Gust
John Cummings
O. G. Wheeler
le Suer
Episcopal Guild Hall
Harvey Welch
Lee-Radke Hardware
Spokane
Washington
John Simon
Westfield
Frank Nolan
Anna Faye
Edward and
Charles Rooney
Miss Minnie
Walter Attridge
Princess
Jayne
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