Baraboo Daily Notes Local Visits and Events
Rosie and Raymond Bleuer visit cousin Amanda Lange in the city while George Nuzum of Boston stays with Mrs. Thomas Foulkes and Rev. I F Nuzum to see his grandmother. Prof S Schnell and Mr Hampton arrive from Kansas City to spend part of the summer in Baraboo region.
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Rosie
Raymond Bleuer
Greenfield
Amanda Lange
George Nuzum
Boston
Mass
Thomas Foulkes
I. F. Nuzum
Nuzum
J. R. Curry
Richland Center
Rich and Center
Sextonville
Curry
Erswell
Baraboo
Ontario
California
Yellowstone Naional Park
Hamilton Haseen
Ft. Atkinson
Madison
B. Hazeltine
Ninth Street
Hazeltine
G. A. R. Post
Ming
W. M. Franks
Dorothy
North Freedom
Franks
Theongregational Church
Hhaol
Leoraewis
C. Crandall
Harry Clark
Earl Morse
Chicago
Devil’s Lake
Mr. Morse
Altingling Theatre
Monay
America
Criteron
Baraboo Echoes Reports of Fishing Trips and Local Moves
Big fellows near Briggsville bring back about one hundred pounds of fish with pickerel weighing eight to fifteen pounds. J. J. Pfannstiehl and Mrs Pfannstiehl return from Centerville Iowa visiting Mr and Mrs Fred J Stewart. Several locals face charges for a $35 theft from Scott Clothing. A. L. Young resigns Peck Mercantile post to join J Briggs Co. Tudor returns from Waco Texas to teach sports then plans another trip south. Army cots missing from G A R encampment prompts search. Families travel to Kaukauna Green Bay and Chicago while others tour northern Wisconsin. True family members travel for university and government business. Prof Gordon H True to arrive at the lake for summer at Reinking cottage.
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Briggsville
William Schneller
L. M. Jacobs
H. K. Page
Baraboo
J. J. Pfannstiehl
Centerville
Iowa
Fred J. Stewart
Stewart
Francis
J. H. Hill
Scott Clothing Company
A. L. Young
Peck Mercantile Co
J. Briggs Company
T. H. Tudor
Waco
Texas
Cc. S. Blanchet
Kaukauna
Greenfield
Albion
Mich
Dorothea Kramer
Chicago
W. D. Johnson
Wm Jenewein
Baby
Wisconsin
Cameron
Mr. Johnson
H. M Hill
Rodney H. True
Washington D. C
J. M. True
Devils Lake
Wisconsin University
Madison
Washington
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Gorodn H. True
California University
Reinking Cottage
Strange Tales On President Wilsons Health From Washington
Whispers from Washington recount supposed paralysis since September 27 and Wilson being wheeled to car rides with Mrs. Wilson and Dr. Grayson. A Chicago socialite horse incident allegedly shows Wilson seated unmoved in the wreckage with others reacting around him. A Washington expert hints Wilson will never write his history or any history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
White House
Tonneau
Chicago
Rock Creek Park
Mrs. Wilson
Dr. Grayson
National
Washingtoniam
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Hetland
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Ill
Fox Hill
David Rogers
Illinois
Rogers
Wetween
J. H. Carpenter
Spring Geen
George Carpenter
Orin Vietch
Elizabeth
William
Viech
Eva Berry
Glenville
Arthur Pellaer
W. W. Warner
West
M. E. Haines
Searles
South Center Street
Seventh Avenue
Elmer Carlisch
Lyle C. Clarke
Newport News
Clarke
C. H. Clarke
Lucile Troy
Waukesha
Rodems
Billy” Frenz
J. W. Frentz
H. E. French
Little Billy
Albert Mahoney
Patrica
Hutchinson
Kansas
Mahoney
Janesville
Nebraska
Herfort
H. B. Knapp
J. L. Hil
H. A. Keifer
J. Dahl
H. Berg
Eldred
Katherine Robinson
Berg
E. C. O'Reilly
R. J. Fogle
M. F. Foley
John Malone
W. J. Power
Stanley H. Klawitter
William A. Schneller
Por
Hemlock Library
Ford
Michigan
Oshkosh
Stubhnilitinease
White House Grounds
Red Crown
Moves Morris & Company
Thomas R. Buckham
Morris & Company
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Antigo
Baraboo, Wis
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