Lyons Small Town Notes From May Gatherings
Lyons May 27 local items show residents visiting relatives and neighbors. P Edwards returns from Baraboo to visit sister Mrs Wiedman. Walter Shaw and wife from South Bend Indiana visit kin. Charlie Shaw moves near foot bridge. Nathan Harris goes to Madison fishing. Mrs Wilcox and Mrs Searle visit Sabbath School at Glenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Edwards
Tom Baraboo
Wiedman
Pay. Sarles
True
F. Salisbury
Walter Shaw
South Bend
Indiana
Pioy Kimball
Charlie Shaw
Foot Bridge
Western
Lillian Reed
Nathan Harris
Madison
Thomas Welch
Spencer DuBois
Reeds
Frank Wilcox
Albury
Glentile
8. P. Searle
Florafaxter
South Delton
Lyons
Sumpter Schools Hold Immmencement at Local Church
Sumpter schools plan commencement exercises at the Sumpter M. E. Church on Tuesday June 6 1905 refreshments to follow after the exercises served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumpter
Sumpet M. E. Church
Doctor Announces Office Move From Oak Street
The public is notified that Dr. A. L. Farnsworth has moved his medical practice from 402 Oak Street to the former Gorst location near Fisher drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Street
Dr. Gorst
Fisher
A. L. Farnsworth
Local Social Notes and Church Updates
May 23 visiting relatives from Chicago and Delton gather in Excelsior for family time. John Siver celebrates 77th birthday with friends and a noon social. A new school bell arrives and is installed. Mrs Martius Brown visits and friends mark her birthday with a pleasant gathering. Sunday evening preaching begins in the church for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown
Chicago
Harold Berkley
P. Edwards
Vera
Durward Dubois
Excelsior
Sam Woodman
Delton
Esther
Reed Home
Ida Woodman
John Siver
Siver
Man Refuses Operation Favors Electric Bitters Cure
In Leavenworth Indiana Thomas Austin, Republican manager, refused doctors to operate on his wife for female trouble. He credits five physicians' failure to Electric Bitters, claiming his wife recovered fully and can now perform all chores. Fisher Bros. Drugists guarantee the remedy at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Mgr
Leavenworth
Ind
Fisher Bros
Wheel erburg Station May News Notes
May 27 reports visitors from Reedsburg and Narrows Prairie. Mrs H Buckley ill. masons lay basement for Fred Kniestadt’s barn. Walter Large injured arm. Farmers busy planting potatoes. John Laughney visits Buckley. Neighbors assist Kniestadt with barn basement stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Fred Kniestadt
Henry Myer
G. Vonder Ohe
Narrows Prairie
Walter Large
John Laughney
H. Buckley’s
Kilbourn News: Death of Dell Prairie Resident Mrs Gibson
Mrs John Gibson of Dell Prairie died Friday at age 76 after a week of illness. She leaves four children and had lived on the same farm for over fifty years. The community lined the way to Spring Grove cemetery at Kilbourn for her funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Newell
Fairfield
Dell Prairie
Spring Grove Cemetery
Kilbourn
Memorial sermons and town notes from May 27
Memorial sermon by Rev. F. O. Hesse on Sunday the 28th and a Decoration Day address Tuesday morning. Mrs. Reeves visits her son Eugene at Darlington. George Mortimer left for Colorado. Mrs. Wm. Ingham visits daughter Mrs. Jesse Ballinger. Ice cream social by the young people's club well patronized. Miss Minnie Compton visiting. teaches near Kilbourn. Marriage announced for John Byrne and Nellie Murphy of Loyd on June 7. Anna Ford of Chicago visits Miss Byrne. Walt, Bible and L. A. Goedecke in Lime Ridge Friday. Rev. Hesse returns from ten days revival at Loyd. Cole's Cough Cure advertised. Mrs. Chas. Pearson Sr. home from Baraboo. Cole's Carboli soap praised. Mrs. David Bryden Jr. arrives from Chicago this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Hesse
Reeves
Eugene
Darlington
George Mortimer
Colorado
Wm. Ingham
Fairfield
Jesse Ballinger
Young People’s Club
Minnie Compton
Kilbourn
John Byrne
Nellie Murphy
Loyd
Anna Ford
Chicago
Byrne
Walt
Bible
L. A. Goedecke
Lime Ridge
Hesse
Cole
Chas. Pearson Sr
Baraboo
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Hall’s Cure
Caution against using mercury containing catarrh ointments as they damage smell and the body. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F.J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio is mercury free and taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, sold by druggists, price 7 cents per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krupp Remedy Co
Lunt Ave
Chicago
Hall
F.j.cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Nottle
DR. Bell
W. F. M. S. Meeting With Mrs Ingham
Fairfield notes a W. F. M. S. gathering with Mrs. Wm Ingham on Wednesday June 7 for tea all are invited with secretary listing details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ingham
Sec
Local visits and community notices from Big Hollow area
Mr and Mrs John Evans of Big Hollow visited with Mike Schwartz and family Sunday of last week. Florence Trumpf assisted Edith Luther at conducting diploma examinations Friday and Saturday. Miss Elinora Davies and Edith Luther closed their schools Friday May 26. Mr J J Cooper is making rounds as assessor. Sylvan Schweiss of Spring Green is second assistant at the Homuth cheese factory near Plain. Supt Snyder visited the schools in this vicinity last week. C Seeboll of Spring Green and son Earl of LaCrosse visited relatives here Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
Big Hollow
Mike Schwartz
Jos. Schreiner
F. G. Schoenmann
Isaac Snyder
Reedsburg
Ward Medicine Co
J. J. Cooper
Florence Trumpf
Edith Luther
John Ferstl Sr
Elinora Davies
Miss Davies
Spring Green
Mary Roth
Frederick
South Dakota
May 27 family visits and local meetings noted
May 21 visitors from Portage include Mrs Monroe Bump entertaining her parents and a nephew. Mrs Andrew Byron is ill at home. Baraboo guests attended R M Dunlap society. Kilbourn relatives visit Getchel and Wilcox families. Leech Creek Helpers Union to meet June 7 at Ayers home for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Bump
Portage
Andrew Byron
Forester
Tom Burton
Fred Getchel
Baraboo
R M Dunlap
Grant Wilcox
Little
Kilbourn
Getchelf
Wilcox
A. W. Ziegler
Cole
James Palmer
Manston
Ray Palmer
Leech Creek Helpers Union
Charles
Ella Ayers
Dr King's New Life Pills Promised Cure
A short promotional notice touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for indigestion constipation and related ailments. The ad claims the product builds up digestion and relieves headache dizziness and colic with a 25c price at Fisher Bros drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Fisher Bros
Merrimack Social Roster and Visits Report
Misses Mary Oderkirk and Clara Haines examined in Baraboo area. Several residents and visitors from Baraboo Lodi North Freedom Durward's Glenn and Ozee socialized, hosted by families including the Oderkirk, Lohman, and Behrens households. The Shakespeare club from Lodi met Mrs. Lang.
Local residents and visitors noted in Baraboo area social rounds
Edg ar Pigg of Baraboo spent Sunday here. Miss Sarah Blacklock spent Saturday at her Caledonia home. Miss Katie Pigg was in Caledonia Sunday. S. King is ill. Miss Clara Clement visits sister Mrs. M J Kindschi. Miss Cecil Noyes of Baraboo spent Sunday here. Mr and Mrs Payne of Sumpter visited HL Peck and wife. Miss Nizam of Reedshoro visited Charity Piemo. Miss Gertrude Piemo of Prairie du Lac visited here. Mrs J H Gamble and Colorado guests stay for health with Jas Tower. Mrs Cyrus Vanderhoef spent Saturday with relatives. Mrs Jerome Parks of Baraboo visited sister Mrs Irwin Parks Friday. H L Peck and wife went to Sumpter last week. Mrs Demorest and son and mother Mrs G Noyes of Madison were guests of F Noyes. Mr and Mrs D Jones and daughter of Baraboo spent Sunday with Rob Jones. Mrs D Fort of Sumpter visited I Fort and wife recently. Miss Lucy Cramer and niece of Baraboo spent Sunday with her parents. Mrs A Kunce was in Baraboo Thursday. Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs S F Cramer Wednesday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Oderkirk
Clara Haines
Sam Coates
Fred
Baraboo
Bertha Hamilton
Lucy Smith
Lodi
W. Heppler
North Freedom
L. Q. Smith
S. King
Clara Clement
M. J. Kindschi
Cecil Noyes
Mrs. Payne
Sumpter
HL. Peck
Nizam
Reedshoro
Charity Piemo
Gertrude Piemo
Prairie du Lac
J. H. Gamble
Colorado
Jas. Tower
Cyrus Vanderhoef
Jerome Parks
Irwin Parks
H. L. Peck
Demorest
G. Noyes
Madison
F. Noyes
D. Jones
Rob. Jones
D Fort
I. Fort
Lucy Cramer
Nice
Bar
A Year of Intense Suffering and a Cough Remedy
Carrie Askey of Cumberland Wyoming endured over a year of throat pain and persistent coughing until using Warner's White Wine of Tar. She reports losing nights of sleepless coughing. Advertisement notes Fisher Bros Drug Store. Harry Moore returns from Milwaukee after employment with a steamship line and plans to move to Fond du Lac for a railroad job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Askey
Cumberland
Wyo
Warner
Fisher Bros’ Drug Store
Kidney Health Restored By Rejuvenating Kidney Action
The passage claims all kidney related pains and symptoms vanish when the kidneys are healthy and active again, achieved through a specific remedy that makes the kidneys vigorous and functioning properly. It presents a cure mindset centered on restoring kidney vitality.
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Sal- L. Ac
SailLac
Krupp
Beris
German Empire
Martius Brown
W. Berkley
Great Western
Tees &S
Ing Lev
Licity
Guar
Ceig
ETH Manufacturing CO
Harrison St
Chicago, Ill
S. A. McCoy
Wisconsin
Wheelerburg Station
Chas, Kester
A. J. Brooks
H.buckley
Cole’s
David Bryden Jr
Jayne
Merrimack
Emma Williams
Cowdray
B. Oderkirk
Miss Leifer
W. H. Lohman
Mrs. Domico
Ozee
E. Perry
R. H. Lang
Shakespeare Club
oRene
Norway
J.B. Donovan & Co.’S Pharmacy
Chase & Sanborn
Sauk County
South Side Department Store
Edgar Pigg
Sarah Blacklock
Caledonia
Katie Pigg
Aboo
Parenta
A. Kunce
Barabory
Ladies’ Aid Society
F. Cramer
Harry Moore
Milwaukee
Fond du Lac
Dr. A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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