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Newspaper

Baraboo News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1908

Page

8

Death of Mrs Myers at Webster's Prairie

Edith Lamberton Myers 41 died Monday at 7 after three days of unconsciousness from chronic kidney disease. Wife of Truma Myers, mother of eight with ages 14 to three weeks, and resident of Baraboo area. Funeral held at home. Rev. L A Goddard led Congregational services. interment in Baraboo cemetery. Pallbearers: H J Case, Ed Myers, Bert Myers, Walter Lamberton, Ed Terry, S De Koeyer.

Edith Lamberton Myers Truma Myers Webster’s Prairie Merrimack Baraboo Laura Clara Shirley Ruth Dorothy Myers Walter Alfred Herbert Myers Walter Lamberton Premo House Clara Morse North Freedom Laura Lamberton H. J.) Case Ann Lamberton Lynn Avenue L. A. Goddard Congregational Church Baraboo Cemetery H.J. Case Ed. Myers Bert Myers Terry de Koeyer

John Dambeck Dies at Home After Illness

John Dambeck aged 66 died Monday evening at 516 Sixth Avenue after a 15 month illness. Survived by wife and four children, including Charles of Webster's Prairie and daughters Emma Huntington, Minnie Klutzman, and Edith Farwell. Born in Germany, he lived in Waukesha before moving to Baraboo 25 years ago. Funeral from the home Wednesday at 2:00 and German Evangelical church at 2:30 conducted by Rev. Wm. C. Uebele.

John Dambeck Sixth Avenue Charles Webster’s Prairie Emma Huntington Lyons Minnie Klutzman Edith Farwell Germany Waukesha Baraboo German Evangelical Church Wm. C. Uebele

Death of Riley Wilder in Baraboo Area

Riley Wilder a Sauk County resident since 1852 died Monday at 2 PM at the home of his daughter Mrs. August Martiny west of Baraboo. He fell ill after pneumonia or bronchitis likely from a Thursday cold and had refused early medical help. Survived by five sons Reuben John Fred Frank Almond and four daughters Augusta Aldrich Martha Richardson Jane Martiny Mary Richardson. Funeral from August Martiny's home Thursday at 10 AM.

Riley Wilder Sauk County Baraboo August Martiny John Iber Delton Astabula Almond Wildes Chicago Augusta Aldrich Hartford Martha Richardson Cadett Chippewa Co Jane Martiny Mary Richardson Bryant S. D

Newell Family News From Bogota Colombia Arrival

Mr and Mrs H A Newell report a son has arrived at Rev and Mrs C S Williams home in Bogota Colombia 8 A Mrs Williams formerly Maude Newell daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Newell Fairfield confirming the family connection.

H. A. Newell C. S. Williams Bogota Colombia

Tragic drowning of David Davis in Lake Michigan near Milwaukee

David Davis 21, a Milwaukee post office employee, drowned after bathing north of the government pier near McKinley Park. He struggled in rough water, was helped by a fisherman, revived briefly on shore, then died despite recovery attempts. He lived with his parents at 451 Oakland Avenue.

Jennie Rowland William David Davis Lake Michigan Government Pier McKinley Park Davis Oakland Avenue Milwaukee

Former Baraboo Resident Mary Barstow Dies in Chicago

Relatives in Baraboo learned Mary Barstow, formerly Mary Munroe, died in a Chicago hospital after being homeward bound from Sunday. She was 72, born in New York, lived in Sauk County since the 1850s, and married James Barstow in Newport Wisconsin. Her survivors include a son James Manrece Barstow in Chicago and daughter Mrs Joseph Smith. sister Cornelia Ferris of Baraboo attends the funeral.

Baraboo Mary Barstow Chicago Madison County New York Sauk County Wisconsin Greenfield John Munroe New England Tuckers Butterfields Palmers Kelloggs Thompsons Baraboo River Mary Munroe James Barstow Newport Wisconsin River William Wallace Western Barstow James Manrece Barstow Chicao Jiobart P. Smith Cleveland Cornelia Ferris

Bear Creek Man Fatally Struck by Train Near Lone Rock

Tracks Ed. Earle of Bear Creek was run over by a train between Spring Green and Lone Rock last Saturday night. He was intoxicated when last seen in Lone Rock and suspected to have wandered onto the tracks and slept.

Ed. Earle Bear Creek Spring Green Lone Rock

Fry buys dray line from brother John Fry estate

Howard Fry of Belvidere Illinois has acquired the dray line formerly operated by his late brother John Fry. The estate administrator previously managed the business and transfer was recently completed. The office is at the Express office building on Oaksteel and Fry invites orders from regular patrons and new customers needing draying services.

Howard Fry Belvidere, Ill John Fry Oaksteel Fry

Col Vilas Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage in Madison

Colonel William F. Vilas died Thursday at his Madison home after a second cerebral hemorrhage following a prior stroke on July 20. Born July 9, 1840 at Chelsea Vermont, he was a leading conservative Democrat and funeral services were held Saturday afternoon.

William F. Vilas Madison Vilas Chelsea Vermont

Death of Herman Porter in South Dakota to Baraboo burial

Herman Porter aged 42 telegraph operator died of heart trouble after a two month illness in a Pierre hospital South Dakota. His remains were brought to Baraboo Monday. he is survived by wife two children Leland and Vama at Bruce South Dakota and three brothers M L H S Porter of Fairfield and P T Porter of San Jose California. sister Mrs C H Almy of Necedah Wisconsin. Funeral announced for Wednesday at 2 30 PM in Fairfield.

Herman Porter Pierre Baraboo Fairfield Leland Vama Bruce M. L H.S. Porter P. T. Porter San

Funeral of Miss Margaret McGuire Held at St Joseph’s

Funeral services for Miss Margaret McGuire were conducted at St. Joseph's Church this forenoon at 9:80 by Father Durward. Interment followed in St. Michael's Cemetery. pallbearers included WJ Power James Terry MJ Coughlin Dr D M Kelley GW Howe and JF McGinnis. Out of town attendees were Miss Sadie Gallagher Mrs James Driscoll and son of Madison Mrs Peter Byres and Thomas Gallagher of Reedsburg.

Margaret McGuire St. Joseph’s Church Father Durward St. Michael’s Cemetery W.J. Power James Terry M. J. Coughlin D. M. Kelley G.W. Howe J. F. McGinnis Sadie Gallagher James Driscoll Madison Peter Byres Thomas Gallagher Reedsburg

Death of Mrs Louis G Depp at Harvard

Mrs Louis G Depp dies at Harvard from consumption aged about 25. Funeral Tuesday at 1 o clock. Friends in Baraboo are informed of the death. her husband formerly lived in Baraboo and his father once worked as an engineer on the Chicago North Western.

Baraboo Louis G. Depp Harvard Chicago & Northwestern

Memorial service for Baraboo man held at family home

Sunday memorial service for Tracy Lincoln Peck, who died in California, was conducted at the F. N. Peck home on Walnut street. Rev. W. J. McKay led the ceremony with Rev. John Singleton Crowder and Rev. Wright assisting. cremation followed in Oakland. Peck, born November 17, 1862, lived in Baraboo era as telegraph operator and agent, later moving to North Yakima and California. He leaves a wife Maggie, three daughters, and siblings Earl G. Peck, Mrs. Charles W. Randall, Mrs. Thomas A. Lawson, and Mrs. Lawrence Cash. The urn arrived and was interred at Baraboo cemetery.

F. N. Peck Walnut Street California Charles Wild John Singleton Crowder Baraboo First Methodist Episcopal Church W. J. McKay Madison McKay Evva Varnell Olga Reinking Lizzie Luebke A. L. Young R. M. Trestrail Elroy George Fish Delton B. Montgomery Excelsior C. Montgomery Keys Martinez The Oakland Baraboo Wright Maggie Lawson Lucile L Mable C Margaretha Earl G. Peck North Yakima Wash Charles W. Randall Thomas A. Lawson Lawrence Cash

Labor Day Observance by Rural Letter Carriers

On Labor Day next Monday rural letter carriers will not work and will not deliver papers. About 35 country mail carriers will gather at Ableman to enjoy the holiday, while other post office staff and press are invited to join the cheerful group of Uncle Sam's workers.

R. F.D Ableman Uncle Sam

Baraboo Opens Business College With Typewriter for All Students

Baraboo Business College opens tomorrow with an enrollment of 40 students. The school offers shorthand, typewriting, commercial law, English correspondence, banking, rapid calculation and commercial arithmetic. Beloit school shares management and also furnishes a typewriter for every student. Faculty includes E H Davin in commercial law and typewriting, M A Bredesin in bookkeeping and banking, C B Williamson in shorthand, and W H Williamson in bookkeeping.

Baraboo C. B. Williamson W. H. Williamson

Mrs Washburn Found Dead In Dewey Avenue Home

Mrs Washburn a widow living alone on Dewey avenue in Reedsburg was found dead in her bed this morning. She was sister of W S Craker who runs a feed store at Main and South Market streets.

Reedsburg

Buglass Opens Bakery and Delivery Service in City

Robert G Buglass announces a bakery at his East Pleasant street residence with daily bread and bakery goods delivery by wagon and on sale in the city. He brings years of bakery experience from Baraboo and Lueth Brothers at Wellington, Portage Register notes.

Robert G. Buglass East Pleasant Street

Nurse Mrs Jessie Williams Finds New Role in Racine

Mrs Jessie Williams writes from Racine County hospital that she holds the position of nurse and assistant matron at the institution. She notes she was formerly at Reedsburg and that Racine is a beautiful place full of culture and refinement but that she is lost without The News.

Jessie Williams Racine County Hospital Williams Reedsburg Racine

Partnership Dissolved as Ott Hardware Becomes Will Ott Hardware Co

Charles Ott sells his interest to his brother Will Ott, leaving the firm renamed Will Ott Hardware Co. The Ott brothers built a strong business over several years, and Will Ott now assumes full ownership of the company.

Ott Brothers Hardware Company Will Ott Hardware Charles Ott Ott Hardware Will Will Ott Hardware Co Ott Wi! Ott

Schlutter Poole Wedding Held Quietly at Reedsburg

Miss Lucile Poole daughter of Mr and Mrs James Poole of Reedsburg wed Mr William Schlutter of La Crosse in a forenoon ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Rev J E Kundert of the M E church officiated. The couple will reside in Rockford where the groom is a harness maker.

Lucile Poole James Poole Reedsburg William Schlutter la Crosse J.E. Kundert M. E. Church Rockford

Sorge Cooper Union in Whitewater Wedding

Mr Harry A Sorge son of Henry Sorge of Reedsburg and Miss Florence M Cooper were married at the bride's parents home in Whitewater at high noon on Wednesday. Cooper had been an attendant at the county asylum near Reedsburg and the match began there. The groom is a rising figure in Reedsburg and will live there. he works with his father and brother in the Central Wisconsin Creamery Co.

Wisconsin Sullivan’s Valley L. D. Stillson Lindina Horse Collar Rock Pigeon Hollow Liberty Bluff Harry A. Sorge Henry Sore Reedsburg Florence M. Cooper Whitewater Miss Cooper Henry Sorge A. O. Sorge Central Wisconsin Creamery Co

Birth Announcement for Henry Von Hiddeson's Son

Mr and Mrs Henry Von Hiddeson of Madison welcome a son born in August 81. The family notes the new arrival with joyous congratulations and best wishes.

Henry von Hiddeson Madison

Licenses Granted in Intercounty Marriages

Andrew Gleash of Honey Creek and Lena Wintrok of Sumpter obtain a license to wed. John R. Cowing of Merrimack and Welbhie Voss of Westfield receive a marriage license. William H. Brejance of Fort Worth Texas weds Juliet Harris of Reedsburg.

Andrew Gleash Honey Creek Lena Wintrok Sumpter John R. Cowing Merrimack Town Welbhie Voss Westfield Town William H. Brejance Fort Worth Texas Juliet Harris Reedsburg

Extraordinary cures offered by Illinois specialists promise relief

An ad touts a private sanitarium and Museum of Anatomy promising cures for all diseases without questions or pain. It claims no faith or hope is required, only a trial, and offers a one week treatment package for those who write or call.

Museum of Anatomy

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