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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
12
North Freedom notes a series of visits and travels among residents. Margaret Brswell returns to Baraboo while Jerome Topliff, visiting from Detroit, plans to stay for health care. Numerous locals host visitors, announce moves, and report small town comings and goings across March.
Indigestion and bile flow linked to liver activity. pills promise cure by improving bile production, aiding digestion, and regular bowels. Testimonial from F W Bickey of Murraysville asserts sixteen years of illness resolved after two boxes. product sold 25 cents per pill dose at Buffalo NY dealers.
Mrs. Philips rushed home from Fond du Lac due to her ill son with pneumonia. Her sister Mrs. Bahl in Fond du Lac lost her eight month old baby, while Mr. Bahl rests at Wales sanitarium. Mr. Knapp suffered a paralytic stroke and remains unconscious with slim hopes of recovery. Visitors from Baraboo and Cuba City, Wis., plus Fond du Lac residents, moved through Ableman and LaRue as families reconnect.
Miss Ella Bickford stays with sister Mrs F D Browne in Madison. Moseley from Madison attended Mr Baker's funeral Saturday afternoon. P B Conger travels to Chicago for corner store goods. Mrs M A Hutchins visits brother F Grow in Millsville. Mr and Mrs J L P Accola spent days in Madison. F Grasser did business in Chicago last week. Myrtle Stoddard hosts friends Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Atwood return from a month in New Orleans. W T Kelsey of Madison visits on Saturday for business.
A March 22 gathering at the Wm Rotzoll residence featured cards and games. Visitors included Bert Rotzoll and Norbert Trinen from Lodi, with others like G Emery of Loganville and Will Smith’s surprise guests joining in music and socializing.
March 22 reports Mrs. W. H. Ware returning from Chicago with Mrs. W. R. Hayes who will visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Seldon. Elia and Mrs. W. Williams visited F. W. Kohlmeyer. Teachers’ examinations were held Friday and Saturday at the school house. Dr. and Mrs. Brenizer of Brenizer North Dakota have moved here. He has received several calls. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Fish and family returned Friday after a week with Mrs. Fish's mother Mrs. Accola.
SUMPTER reports a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller of Stone's Pocket.
John R Smyth and daughter Dora of Loyd visited the Reitmans. Minnie Frost returned from Lime Ridge where she worked for Rev Warren. Everett McCarthy will attend school in Cazeno. May Griffin came from Reedsburg to visit. Ferne Sedgwick returned from Reedsburg. Florence Prouty travels to La Valle then Reedsburg for visits. Austin Grover visits his brother Ray. Mike Croal to auction stock and machinery March 31 on crutches. C A Reitman family returned from Lodi three weeks away. Gus Templin and wife of Lime Ridge visited Muchows.
California visitor Will Liessmann arrives to see his parents while Miss Lillian Booker visits La Valle friends. Local families gather at W. E. Gemmill’s and Ebenzer Valley residents host relatives. Thos. Gorst family faces scarlet fever. Mrs. Henry Toeder improves after serious injuries. Elsa Toeder remains to help care for her mother. school resumes in No. 6 after vacation. Lloyd Maes visits city family.
Alta Grey and Carl Van Wie went to Kenosha to start work in the electric light business. Will Latham bought two Lynn Pierce lots and will fix up a home there. Miss Ethel Harris returns home from Appleton College for vacation. Numerous residents move, visit, or travel between Kilbourn Portage and Fairfield with family and school ties noted.
An old ad prescribes a home concoction using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Kargon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. It claims the mix cleanses kidneys, relieves rheumatism, bladder and urinary issues, and back pain with teaspoonful doses after meals and at night.
C Johnson lost a cow. School begins March 29 in the Hoege District after a three weeks vacation. Ladies Aid to meet Mrs Montgomery April 1 for dinner. Minnie Montgomery visited home over the weekend. Frank Hunter and family moved to Reedsburg.
Willard Hathaway of Baraboo visits relatives in town Nellie Sliter injures right arm in a fall and earlier left arm break reported Arthur Fingerhut loses three fingers in a saw accident at Michael Gruber's home during log sawing Supt G W Davies conducts a teachers examination in Spring Green E A Young travels to Madison to visit his father with blood poisoning from chapped hands Attorney Carl Hill of Madison was in town on business last week
Winfield notes show Mr and Mrs Robert Cassity and Mr and Mrs Will Kelley visiting Dill Kelley. Ray Powell wed Edna Pearson in Ironton. Samuel Montross attends cousin E L Montross funeral. Mumps strike Cottington Powell household. John Pelton place workers plan move. School district 11 closes for spring vacation.
Dellona and North Excelsior notes announce the W F M society will gather at Mrs. Allen Bass residence Thursday afternoon April 1 with all invited. Butterfield district school closed last Friday for a week long vacation. Lula Washburn resigns after two years teaching near Dellona. Wellington Hewitt family visited daughter Mrs Herman Dorrow and son in Baraboo over the weekend.
March 17. Norma Rose, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Rose, is quite sick. Christina Halbersleben of Reedsburg visits relatives in the area. H Kingos spent Monday with the Krause family. Martin Rose will work at Henry Meyer’s home for the summer. Ernest Hinricks, from Madison agricultural school, has returned home.
Rachel plans to redesign the Creamery interior into a cheese factory this week with improvements to come. The Conrad Schaefer auction drew a large crowd and fetched over 3000 dollars for stock and farm machinery. Schaefer family will stay on the farm as changes proceed. Mr and Mrs Wm Nold will attend a golden wedding in Nelson Wisconsin next Saturday with Henry Tschirki traveling to Fountain City before returning in two weeks. George Lusby and Rose Fisher returned from Bevidere Illinois last Wednesday. George Hossig of the Black Hawk store is on vacation.
Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease powder relieves painful smarting feet and growing nails and eases tight shoes. It cures sweating and callouses, with a trial package free. Sold by druggists and shoe stores, 25 cents by mail in stamps. Address Allen 58 Olmstead LeRoy NY.
The Helpers' Union will meet with Mrs. Robert Malloy on March 24 for an officer election. All members are urged to attend. Revival meetings continue at the A C church with strong turnout and hopeful results. George Henry and family visited Mrs. Cooper Saturday.
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