Velvet ice cream back for public demand in Baraboo
Local notes report E N Marsh in Madison and Mrs M A Hook visiting Oregon relatives. Mentions Roy Millner in Chicago, visits by Krohn to La Crosse, Curl returning to Elroy, Sadie Longmate to Milwaukee for work, and a Lyons May 4 spelling school with Lyons and Webster Prairie. Also covers a Baraboo Knights of Columbus delegation, a Sundown Club planning banquet, Mendota asylum death inquiry, a cow derailment near Unity injuring Conductor Charles Baker, local satire Maud Muller incident, and city notices on water shutoffs and social visits.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Kidney Health Cure
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens kidneys and tones them, curing ailments including back pain and loins discomfort.
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Hood
Newborns Reported in Greenfield and Local Homes
Born to Rev and Mrs Ave Sallamand of Greenfield a son on Saturday April 29. A son born to Mr and Mrs David Williams today. A son born to Mr and Mrs James Donahue on Sunday April 30.
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Ave Sallamand
Greenfield
David Williams
James Donahue
Emma Nelson and Seth Temple Wed in Rockford Home
Miss Emma Nelson and Seth Temple united in marriage Wednesday at 8:30 a m at the residence of Mr and Mrs Henry Guenther 619 North Avon Rockford Ill Rev Bannon of the Forest City English Lutheran church officiated only relatives present The bride and groom both reside in Rockford with Temple employed at the De A Taylor coal yard The couple reside at 204 South River Street after a sister of the groom Mrs Guenther hosted the ceremony They formerly lived in Baraboo and have many friends here Laura Wesley and John Conroy were married April 18 1905.
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Henry Guenther
North Avon Street
Rockford
Ill
Emma Nelson
Seth Temple
Bannon
English Lutheran Church
Forest City
de A. Taylor
Cut Flowers for Weddings and Funerals Available
Advertises supply of cut flowers for weddings entertainments or funerals with rose buds as a specialty. Prices reasonable and orders can be left at the post office or 611 Second Ave. Phone 282.
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Second Ave
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la Crosse
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Elroy
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Henry Buelow
Little Daughter
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Walter Anderson
Lyons
Webster Prairie Schools
H. E. Cole
Pierceton
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W.D. McGuire
John M. Kelley
Fond du Lac
Knights of Columbus
Portage
Sundown Club
Baraboo Ten Thousand
Twilight Club
Janesville
QO. H. Munson
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Unity
Abbotsford
Stevens Point
Charles Baker
Marshfield
Maud Muller
Maud
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Gus Dreager
John P. Enge
Witwen
Jessie Lynde Hopkins
Devil’s Lake
Emma Walsh
Fifth Street
N. Williams
Wm. Williams
Eighth Avenue
Avery
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Eau Claire
H. H. Stanley
Richland Center
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Caledonia
Charles Naffz
Sauk City
Germany
Sauk County
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Chas. Lee
Mrs. Wilder
Nebraska
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Laura Wesley
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