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Newspaper

Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1921

Page

5

Baraboo News In Brief Local visits and court actions

Baraboo residents pass through, recoveries and hops. Jack Elkington and daughter visit Baraboo from Wyeville. Arthur M. Andrews of West Point stays with parents before more training in Troy New York. Wardner Anthony undergoes appendectomy at Baraboo hospital aged about 20. Several local court actions include fines for theft and petty larceny. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Robert Halle. The Devils Lake road graded toward Shadow Town with Case tractor setup. Anton Wetzel faces trial May 31 for alleged automobile ownership consent violation.

Jack Elkington Wyeville Baraboo J. E. Elkington Wardner Anthony Merrimack J. A. Murray Will Ott Arthur M. Andrews West Point Military Academy George W. Andrews Camp Travis Texas Troy New York Ernest Wendt Greenfield Andre Carl Dunze, Jr Wendt Robert Halle Raymond Weitzel Adolph Andre Joseph Weitzel Frank Lyman Cooper Twesty Adolph An John Nieman Edward Z. Clemons Edward J Appleton Clemons Applen J. M. Phelps Huron Imertial Club Chicago Yellowstone Park Phelps W. E. Baringer O. J. McGilvra Sauk Prairie Lee Annesville Lawrence Elroy American Refractory Company of Devils Lake Northwestern Road Repesentatve Aaron Roberts Mrs. Roberts Milwaukee Crawford’s Crossing Shadow Town E. C. Kunzelman A. H. Rotzoll West Baraboo Anton Wetzel Adolph Andro J. M. Weitzel Eld H. M. Corsan Portland Oregon Los Angeles California Mr. Corsaw Corsaw C. H. Clark Madison John Coleman Clark Coleman Fairfield John Orton Montfort Glen Hugo Helbig New York City Germany J. H. Hill Loganville Reedsburg Karll Racine H. C. Ladewig Ladewig Ski-Hi M. F. Foley Palmer Portage J. M. Kelley Frank Samek Janesville Samek Martha Koepp Court of Justice H. L. Halsted Ray Schacht Laura Miller W. H. Hamilton J. Holloway Winona Minn Devils Lake Station Fred Young Rochester Minnesota A. L. Young Mr. Young Boston Christian Arnott Will Ott Hardware Firm Agnes Rooney

Baraboo Social Notes and Local Changes in May

Baraboo area residents hosted parties and family visits with Mrs. B Jennings entertaining guests for her daughter Mrs Robert McCutcheon visiting from the Philippine Islands. The baraboo area saw license plates reach 280000 with forecasts near 400000 statewide. Families planned moves to Los Angeles and Chicago while a drowning accident at LaValle claimed Earl Dreifke aged 15. The Websters club meeting and sewing day marked social life as Abraham Lincoln Haskins and Sim eon Cameron Haskins celebrated a six o clock supper after a triplet legacy noted in local lore. Local theater firm Amusement Co bought the Gem theatre with repairs planned. Aged Levi Cahoon survived a stair fall and remains well. Memorial Day plans, new mail boxes, and court actions fill the week.

B. Jennings James Fry Abraham Lincoln Haskins Simeon Cameron Haskins Lyons Haskins Gideon Wells South Starksboro Addison County Vermont Abraham Lincoln Queen Victoria A. R. Amusement Co Wausau Mr. Cahoon H. G. Schram Atlantic France W. H. Premo Wallace Emmerson Osage Emmerson Sumpter Sauk County E. C. F. Meier Bentley & Meier Chicago Evangelical Church S. S Leigh A. Harvey R. Littlejohn Herman Mueller A. K. Bassett Ski-Hi Fruit Farm Pearl Fitzsimmons P. W. Fitzsimmons

Five Cents a Day Work and Local Happenings in Baraboo

Local notes cover a Five Cents a Day position at a Woolen mill, visitors from Chicago, gypsy fortune attempts, and a bathing pavilion opening at Devil's Lake. Also reported are a tar accident at the News office, a washing machine demonstration named Rosy, a first mass by Rev. J. J. Sherman and a K C banquet with Irish guests, plus school club events, fishing talk, and several local job placements and student achievements.

Mar Ray Cowles Chicago F.S. Cowles Cowles Jr Fire Insurance Department State of Illinois Baraboo L. D. Praeder Devils Lake Praeder Louis Nolan News Office Terra Firma Stortz Ireland Father Murphy Chippewa Falls Father Sheridan Fr. O'Reilly Thalia Club Warren Hotel Martha Templin Dora Newell Young Ladies” Organization Achook Audrey Murphy Alice Larken Stephanie Schultz Ruth Tinkham Julia Calliss Viola Marquardt Gilbert Robert Moog Kilbourn Equity Exchange Florence Blakeman Weyenburg Shoe Company Milwaukee Irma Kessler George W. Davies Wisconsin Live Stock Breeders Association Grace Stackman Montgomery Ward & Co St. Paul Loya Fttnn Reedsburg Charles H. Stone Martha Newman C. M. LaMar Irma Miller J. H. Hill W. G

Lemon Bleach for Fair Skin Boosts Complexion

A simple home remedy blends two lemons with three ounces of orchard tea to make a quarter pint of lemon bleach. Massage daily on face neck arms and hands to lighten and beautify skin without irritation. It is claimed to help with sunburn and tans and is used by stage beauties.

Hansen

Freezone Promises Quick Relief for Corn Pain

An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn treatment. It claims a few drops stop pain instantly and allow the corn to be removed with fingers. The small bottle is sold by druggists for a few cents and works on hard, soft, or between-toe corns without irritation.

General Horace Portes Dies at 84 Friend of Grant

Civil War veteran General Horace Portes died in New York after a life linked to General Grant. While stationed in Paris in official duty he recovered John Paul Jones remains and funded returning the naval hero’s body to the United States.

Horace: Portes Grant New York Paris John -Paul Jones

Diamond Dyes Offer Easy Home Dye Solutions

Diamond Dyes urges readers to buy their product with a promise of no streaks spots or fading. Each package includes simple directions for dyeing or tinting garments or draperies into a rich fadeless color. No mistakes no failures.

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