Local Social Notes and a Madison Educational Excursion
News snippets list visits and greetings across families in Eau Claire Winona Madison and Milwaukee. A Milwaukee nurse trainee Tillie English and Rev Munneke travel to Chicago. Revival success brings thirty new members to the First M E church. A June 2 1906 educational excursion to Madison promises trips via C N W and Milwaukee St Paul with lunch on the lawn and milk provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas English
Isero
Tillie English
Milwaukee
Miss English
Stade Munneke
Chicago
Madison
Chicago & Northwestern
Elroy
Reedsburg
Union Center
Wonewoc
la Valle
Ableman
North Freedom
Baraboo
Merrimac
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Lone Rock
Prairie du Lac
Dr Williams Pink Pills credited with cures in neuralgia and anemia
The article touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as safe and effective with thousands of cures. It cites Miss Charlotte Van Salisbury and her sister Sarah Van Salisbury, both improved after using the pills, and notes the medicine is sold by druggists or mailed from Schenectady New York with discounts on multiple boxes. Descriptive pamphlets are available free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Charlotte van Salisbury
Castleton
N.Y
Albany
Sarah van Salisbury
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Chicago Visitor Returns as Local News Pounds the Town
Miss Hattie Capener returned to Chicago yesterday. Lillian Steckenbauer out of school due to sickness. Mrs. W. J. Heim back from Madison visit. Roy Rockwell 15 died after a fall near Rio. Families travel between Madison, Portage, and Belvidere for relatives and work. Police court dismissed State vs Payne for lack of proof. Concert by seventh grade praised. Miss Van Stone lauded.
Social notes from Baraboo and surrounding towns
A series of short notices lists residents and visitors including M Goodman of Wonewoc, Chas Zehnpfenenig’s Beloit trip, upcoming marriages for Julia Moldenhauer and Fred Bittrich in Ableman, and travels of J Frank Woodruff, James A Seeley, and Mrs. Snyder of Durango among others. Also mentions Mrs. Prentice from Seattle visiting Greenfield and Portage, plus Conductor Matt Dickens opening the Lytes fishing season with mayor James Andrews, and the marriage trip of Delos E Palmer and wife traveling to Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Zehnpfenenig
Beloit
Julia Moldenhauer
Fred Bittrich
Ableman
Matt Dickens
Lytles
Pike
James Andrews
Lytes
Delos E. Palmer
Walter Palmer
Fifth Avenue
Edward Dudley Dies At Home On South Side
Edward Dudley aged 60 died this afternoon at one o'clock at his South Side home after a sudden collapse from consumption. He is survived by a wife two sons and three daughters. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dudley
Infant found in sewer near creamery in Reedsburg
Street workers flushed an obstructed sewer and found a premature infant body in a manhole near the creamery. Dr. Rendtorff linked the birth to within four days, while the jury concluded death occurred within five days due to neglect or unknown causes, with the infant disposed of in the sewer by unknown persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Rendtorff
Gottry
F. M. Baker
C. A. Clark
W. S. Craker
Theo. Wackman
S. C. Fish
F. F. Mueller
O. W. Sherman
Wood announces candidacy for Sauk County clerk
S H Wood declares for the Republican nomination for Sauk County clerk before the September primaries. He asks voters for support and thanks readers for assistance in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Wood
Hill Announces Bid for Clerk of Court Nomination
James H. Hill declares his candidacy for the clerk of court nomination and pledges faithful duties if elected. He seeks support to advance the office’s responsibilities and serve the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Seeley
General Office
Park Rapids, Minn
Sauk County
James H. Hill
Stackhouse Seeks Sauk County Sheriff Nomination
In a public notice to Sauk County voters, W. W. Stackhouse Jr. announces his candidacy for sheriff asserting primary election law requires clear name display and asks for favorable consideration on primary day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County
No Cure No Pay Hyomei Catarrh Offer in Baraboo
Fisher Bros. offer readers a risk free Hyomei catarrh cure in Baraboo. If Hyomei fails to cure, treatment costs nothing. The $1 Hyomei outfit includes a pocket inhaler, dropper, and bottle with extra bottles at $0.50. The firm guarantees a cure when used as directed or refunds the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Bros
Baraboo
Linseed Oil Purity Guaranteed at Evenson's Pharmacy
Evenson's Pharmacy advertises strictly pure linseed oil guaranteed to meet purity standards required by any state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenson’s
Rocky Mountain Tea Nugget for Busy People
Widely advertised herbal remedy claimed to aid constipation indigestion liver and kidney troubles pimples eczema impure blood bad breath sluggish bowels headache and backache. Sold as a ta el form at 85 cents a box by Housiter Drug Company Madison Wis. Solden nuggets for sal low en people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Houuister Drug Company
Madison
Wis
Concerts and Weddings Highlight Baraboo Days
On Tuesday the Colored Canadian Concert Company drew praise across two continents at the Baptist church. The Wisconsin Marine Band performs Memorial Day evening at Oak and Third streets. Also, Mr and Mrs William Faller and Mr and Mrs H H McPherson arrived in Baraboo after travels from Oklahoma and Iowa. Miss Verone Pauley and Mr Bert E Reuter wed in Sauk City, with the couple planning a Madison home at 550 West Doty Street after visiting Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. LaRiew
Waverly
N. Y
the Baptist Church
Wisconsin Marine Band
Oak and
Third Streets
William Faller
H. H. McPherson
Baraboo
Mr. Faller
Iowa
Norman
Oklahoma
Miss Faller
Mr. McPherson
Faller
Verone Pauley
Sauk City
Bert E. Reuter
Madison
W. H. Hintzen
Mr. Reuter
Milwaukee
West Doty Street
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R. J. Pilley
Grand Rapids, Mich
Helen Comstock
Eau Claire
C. C. Millard
Fred Hulbert
Winona
Henry Tinkham
F. C. Peck
Tillie Dyrud
Albert Britton
Millston
Chas. Harmon
Black River Falls
W. R. Schultz
Greenfield
J. M. Melear
D. D
M. E. Church
H. E. Cole
Waukesha
Wisconsin Archeological Society
Carroll College
Wilbur O. Carrier
George A. West
State Archeological Society
Publius V. Lawson
Reuben G. Thwaites
State Historical Society
Julia A. Lapham
Oconomowoc
Cutler Mound
Cole
R. L. Porter
Mukwonago
Hattie Capener
Lillian Steckenbauer
W. J. Heim
Roy Rockwell
Rio
Mrs. F.C. Schoenwetter
Duncan D. Jones
Miss Agnes Miller
Caledonia
Will Haven
Eva
Gusta Mills
Misses Mills
A. J. Rebholz
Lily Rebholz
Nate Warren
Portage
Fannie Steinmetz
Christ. Anderson
Belvidere
Ill
Mr. Anderson
Roy Hale
Cream City
C. M
St. Paul
Police Justice Gemmill’s
Chas
Ira Payne
George Cordes
Wm. Springer
Reuben McFarland
W. J. Radtke
Dan Brown
Briggsville
van Stone
M. Goodman
Mrs. Frank Woodruff
Quincy, Wis
Charles Snyder
Durango, Colorado
Will Starks
Otto Hinrichs
Gordon
Lodi
L. T. Osborne
Henry Palmer
Verona
Arthur Casbeer
E. A. Wright
California
J. E. English
Andrew Prentice
Seattle
Wash
Steinmetz
Louis Helmin Greenfield
W. W. Stackhouse, Jr
L. B. Weeks
Lestershire
Bradfield Regulator
Atlanta, Ga
The
Stanley Co
Ladies’ Home Journal
Delineator
Woman’s Home Companion
Ladies’ World
B. J. Johnson Soap Co
Belson SP
Johnson’s.Washing Powder
Chas. Ruhland & Co News & Son
Kindschi & Grosinske
the Stanley Co
Roser & Koch
C. Peck
J. R. Hoffstater
Koppke Bros
J. P. Sprecher
A. L. Young
du Bois & Berkley
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