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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
10
Louise Lewellyn credits Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills with speedy relief during a severe sick headache attack. The ad explains headaches stem from base brain nerves affecting stomach and other organs and claims the pills soothe irritated brain nerves. If not helped, the druggist refunds the money.
Hon Charles W Bowne of Chicago addressed a large audience at the YMCA rooms on cooperative farming and the independent meat packing plant of the Chicago Stock Yards and Transit Co. He noted 80 percent return on capital last year and invited investors. About a dozen local members joined the union. business men were invited but did not respond. Browne will speak in La Valle next Wednesday and an adjourned meeting is set for Wednesday March 31 at 1 30 p m.
John Doyle of Ironton brought John Burgess before Justice Halsted on a charge of assault and battery. The case was dismissed because the complainant did not appear.
L Fish, elderly and respected Winfield resident, collapsed while walking in Reedsburg Tuesday evening. He died within minutes. Survived by a widow and several children including George, James, Edward, Spencer and Walter Fish. He had lived in Reedsburg about three years.
Rev Elske and church members honored Hon and Mrs Charles Hirschinger with a possession party at their home. A banquet and decorations framed the event while friends sent cards and flowers. The Hirschingers, married in 1859, live at 715 Broadway after long local service and public offices.
At the Baptist church on Monday evening a program featured Hazel Gerofski and Pearl Clark in a duet, Clara Abbey on History of Wis, Luella Siggelkow piano solo, Stella Roser on Institution of Wis, Cornelia Darby vocal solo, Elmer Kaiser violin, Pearl Goode on Industries and manufactures of Wis, Bessie Pugh piano, with banana tree shake and popcorn balls followed by a feast.
On Tuesday evening Otto Wagner and Bertha Schlag were married at the home of the bride’s brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs David Brown in Baraboo. Judge Andre performed the ceremony with Rollo Delap and Grace Wagner as attendants. A wedding banquet followed and a charivari was given by friends. The groom works for the C N W railway and they will reside in the Gem City.
Joseph L. Smyth of Loyd Richland County and Carrie L. Sweet of Washington Town seek a marriage license in a civil ceremony setting. The notice lists both parties and their counties of residence.
Rev. R. O. Brandt of McFarland Wisconsin will conduct English Lutheran services at 3 30 p m Sunday in the German Lutheran church on Fourth street. An illustrated lecture on the Passion life of Christ follows at 7 45 p m with no admission but a collection to cover expenses.
March 23 neighbors enjoyed the oyster supper at N. P. Fowler's. On March 17 a crowd surprised Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Blood for their wedding anniversary. Local school closed for a week with Miss Lottie Bellows as teacher.
Mrs H A Dunsmoor leaves the winter residence of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Wild to return to her Chicago home.
Compilation of local notices and brief items from Baraboo Wisconsin including political appeal for E F Dithmar for County Judge on April 6 1909 and multiple community notes on visits weather farming and local personalities in Baraboo and surrounding area.
Lawrence Krause’s ten weeks old son died March 22 of pneumonia after a period of illness and a sudden relapse. The funeral is planned for Wednesday March 24 at 11 30 a.m. at Wheelerburg Station.
Mr and Mrs John Astle and Mr and Mrs Henry Hill entertained a large group of friends from Baraboo at dinner Tuesday. Miss Elma Frazier, Milner district teacher, is spending her vacation at home in La Valle.
Samuel Waddell spends a few days with Baraboo relatives. Many attend H Behn funeral at Westfield. Mr and Mrs J D Roberts return home to Westfield from Baraboo and South Greenfield. Mr and Mrs J Waddell entertained company Sunday.
Stella Cramer and other visitors from Baraboo and nearby towns stay with relatives as locals note health updates including Mrs. Rischmiller's slow recovery and S. F. Cramer recovering from a fall. Community activities include Sunday School teachers meeting and a Gold Medal contest at the M E church to aid the pastor's salary.
Edward Mockler married Miss Maude Waffensmith in Prairie du Sac at 10 this morning. Rev. Roberts officiated at the M E church home ceremony witnessed by Mrs. Roberts and Arthur Waffensmith. The couple will visit Chicago and Milwaukee before returning home.
A Daily Paper Cheap offers a one year subscription combining the Daily Inter Ocean four dollars Paris Modes fifty cents and The Baraboo News one dollar twenty five cents for a total of three dollars and fifty cents, advertised elsewhere.
Legal notice in Sauk County requires defendants to appear within twenty days to defend a suit to remove a cloud on a real estate title described as starting near Sections 36, 31, 1 and 6 with a total area of 1947-100 acres. Attorneys Grotophorst Evans & Thomas, Baraboo, Sauk Co., Wisconsin.
A fine lot of healthy strawberry plants grown on new land offered for sale by William Rounds of Baraboo Wisconsin. Telephone contact provided.
Baraboo markets list prevailing prices paid, with corrections noted before publication. The entry records market rates and indicates amendments were made prior to release.
Hyomei is presented as nature's remedy using eucalyptus air inhaled via a rubber device. Fisher Bros guarantees it cures catarrh asthma sore throat bronchitis or croup or offers money back. The complete outfit costs one dollar.
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