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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
7
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest safe remedy for indigestion and other stomach distress. It claims relief within five minutes and urges readers to keep a fifty cent case at home for any family member, day or night.
Multiple weddings mark the week in Plain and surrounding areas. Anton Brechtl and Matilda Ruhland wed at St Patrick's. Sylvan Schweiss and Mabel Walsh married at St Luke's. Minnie Meise and Leo Volk tied the knot at St Luke's before traveling to South Dakota. The notices note attendees, venues, and future homes or occupations, with social updates on relatives and local visits.
Announcement from California reports the death of George Zur Oveste on Thanksgiving morning at Ocean Beach near Los Angeles. He suffered long from nervous prostration and was buried on Saturday. His wife, formerly Miss Hattie McKennan, is remembered by Baraboo’s older residents. her father Dr. McKennan was known in Sauk county.
William Crawford displayed a black baldheaded eagle in Portage after shooting the bird near the city. He saw the eagle in a field feeding on chickens it had killed and borrowed a gun to shoot it as it rode away on horseback.
Miss Sadie Montange formerly of Baraboo married George Nussaum in Madison last week. The bride has many friends in Baraboo and the area.
Miss Anna Quem and Albert L. Johnson of Lodi were married at First Lutheran Church at 2:00 PM on Wednesday. The couple is well known locally, with Mrs. Johnson the daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Quem.
The Websters Prairie Farmers' club oyster supper Saturday night brought in over 14 dollars. A menu of other good things was served. The regular meeting of the club will be held next Friday night.
Theodore Zeharick of Hammond Indiana suffered a double leg fracture from a horse kick. Doctors fear possible amputation. His wife Nora Murphy Zeharick, formerly of Baraboo, is named.
An old advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a scalp nourisher and dandruff remover. It claims the tonic stops hair loss, strengthens thin hair, and adds vitality, selling for 50 cents with a money back guarantee from Fisher Bros. if not satisfied.
Mr and Mrs A C Finder of Able man have returned after a visit with their daughter Mrs F R Farwell.
Ad emphasizes the man’s priceless possession health and the benefits of Hood's Sarsaparilla. Claims thousands have written letters testifying relief from scrofula eczema boils eruptions rheumatism catarrh kidney and liver troubles and loss of appetite. Warns against substitutes and urges to buy Hood's.
Conductor J H Hubbard left Thursday night for Conrad Michigan to attend the funeral of his uncle Stephen Hubbard who died at the old home after living there half a century He was 90 years old The family record shows multiple members over 80 with Burr Hubbard and Miles Hubbard also deceased leaving Charles Hubbard and Mrs Ester Bucannan as survivors
Robert Schwantz, wounded three weeks ago on a hunting trip, is recovering at Bareboo hospital under Dr. Farnsworth. He can sit up and is expected to move to Portage soon, then stay with his sister Mrs. F. A. Behnke until full recovery and return to Caledonia to resume farm work.
Mrs Fred Eckelberg was attacked by her husband a former county officer at their Wilton area home. James Worden neighbor intervened and struck Eckelberg who collapsed dead. Sheriff Vieth of Monroe county investigated and Worden was exonerated. Miss Mary Bradley of Merrimack visits cousin Mrs John Roach.
The Pensiar line offers prepared articles from tested formulas and quality materials. Pensiar Cold breakers are claimed to rapidly break up a cold in hours. Penslar White Pine and Spruce Balsam are touted for coughs throat irritation and emergencies.
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