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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
10
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Rev R M Dunlap of Muscotah Kansas, former Fairfield resident and editor, visits relatives in this city. Mrs H B Turney, also visiting, traveled from Calgary to see friends in California and Honolulu, praising Hawaii as Eden with ideal climate. She toured Oahu plantations, brought back beads and souvenirs, and plans to move to Chicago after Memorial Day visits to graves.
A bulletin by A. B. Stout issued by the University of Wisconsin discusses sclerotium disease affecting blue joint and other grasses. It describes fungus growth, management problems, and notes the disease can be seriously damaging to blue joint grass growth in some areas.
Claims and hearings set for June 4 in guardianship and wills cases including Wm Corscadden Anna Netcher Henry Helmke Mary N Shults William R Peck Lewis W Pohlman Alta E Keitel Electa Larkin Wolfgang Alt Philip Cheek Edward P Richardson Wyman Getchell Frederick Schmidt Obert Taber Fred Koepp Daniel D Davies Charles Sarahan John Keitel Patrick O Malley Nancy R Peck David Stoughtenger Gottfried Ramseyer August Lucht Harriet J Maxham Charles Carroll Carl F Schultz W A Chatterton Charles Bender Maggie Robertson and guardianship of Susan Underkoffer with appointments and tax determinations to follow through June 18.
A Baraboo citizen pleaded guilty to assaulting a dog at the park corner by the banks. Humane Officer Philbrick witnessed the incident and Justice Halsted ordered a fine and costs totaling 13.27 dollars. The fox terrier involved sustained a broken rib and ended up unconscious briefly.
We Do Job Printing advertises printing services and proclaims a constant hunger for news, inviting readers to submit items and notices for coverage in the paper.
Webster's Prairie Farmers' Club gathered at the hall on Wednesday evening for a mixed program including songs by the club recitations by S De Koyer Daniel Graves and Herbert Rodewall dialogue led by Mrs Graves and reading by Mrs George Stopper An ice cream social was announced for Tuesday evening June 4 and local resident C B Rader of Lewisburg W Va lauded Electric Bitters for stomach trouble and rheumatism relief with a 50 cent bottle guarantee at Fisher Bros.
A Madison group of young girls heads abroad in June with eight months in Europe for the Fay sisters and Florence Pardee. Marian Pecher hosts a luncheon for H. U. T. club members on Jenifer Street, followed by an evening tea hosted by Mrs. Louis W. Claude at Prospect Place. The party departs June 12 from Madison, three others join for shorter itineraries.
Miss Mabel F. Dawkins of Fort Wayne Indiana writes after three years of catarrh and blood disease that Hood's Sarsaparilla cured her. She took two bottles and recovered her health, recommending it to others. The notice also promotes Hood's in liquid form or Sarsatabs.
Fayette hosts a settlement picnic next Tuesday to honor Bishop J. W. Bashford returning from China. The event gathers the bishop’s relatives and friends in Fayette County, home of his brother Judge Robert M. Bashford, with Prof. John B. Parkinson and Mrs. Parkinson of Wisconsin attending.
Mary Feilen Smith sues George Derwood Smith in Sauk County Wisconsin. Defendant summoned to appear within twenty days after service to defend the action. failure will result in judgment by default. Plaintiff's attorney L. Gunderson of Madison Dane County Wisconsin represents the plaintiff.
Friday James Halsted arrived from Kansas City to stay with his parents while George Edwards returned from Huron to Madison for work at Northwestern shops. Mrs. McGilvra attended St Luke's hospital graduation with her daughter Alice. Rural letter carriers convention speakers included J. M. True and W. J. Setterfield. Fred Gale visited from Chicago after attending a funeral in Altoona. Mrs. Sue Springer Bigelow and Mrs. Ida Potter Richards were guests, with a family dinner for visitors. Mrs. Peck and her son Duane survived a car accident on Ash street when their roadster struck a tree but sustained no injuries.
The Fellows family thanks friends for kind assistance and comfort during their bereavement. Mrs. J. E. Fellows and family express gratitude for support and sympathy.
Richland Center businessmen expect a Madison Prairie du Sac electric railway. A survey is guaranteed and cars may run into Richland Center within 1913. Local stock efforts begin with 5000 dollars, 3500 raised quickly, balance promised by J W Martin and neighbors in Buena Vista.
Baraboo Sluggers defeated Fairfield 16 to 3 at the fairground in front of about 500 fans. C. L. McNitt of Fairfield hit the only homer. J. W. Frenz pitched for Baraboo with H. McDonald catching and delivering strong batting. McNitt also pitched late innings for Fairfield as errors mounted for both sides.
About twenty five friends gathered at the home of Mrs Martin Smith last evening for her eighteenth birthday. She received many beautiful presents and a supper was served at 10 30. At around midnight friends departed wishing her many more such happy birthdays.
Can't Sleep Nights Many a disordered stomach has been put in splendid shape with a few days treatment of MI DNA stomach tablets. They relieve after dinner distress in five minutes. Large box 50 cents at Fisher Brothers and druggists everywhere.
W W Biege arrived this morning from Friendship for a brief stay in the city. He works as a conductor on the new line. Mrs Biege and their two children live in Ableman. G A Kartack of Denver arrived last night and is staying with his brother J F Kartack. Kartack formerly lived in Baraboo and once co owned a local newspaper with J F Kartack.
Sikeston Missouri and Murrayville Illinois readers relay strong testimonials about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helping women with chronic menstrual pain weakness and nervous symptoms. Mrs Dema Bethune and Mrs Charles Moore describe relief after doctors urged surgery and hospitalization, praising regained health and renewed ability to work and socialize.
Wayne Newell and family have returned from Dania Florida where they spent the winter and taken possession of the Ramsey house on Ninth street. He owns several acres in the reclaimed Everglades and during winter raised a paying tomato crop shipped to eastern and northern markets. His health improved and he praises the ocean breeze.
Licensed to Marry records show William Mueller of Honey Creek and Emma Simon marryable. P J Fessey of Summit to Caroline Hurley of Winfield listed. Ferdinand Seils of Fairfield to Minnie Belter of Spring Green noted. Olive Friend of Buaraboo to KE A Davin of Chicago also listed.
State of Wisconsin Sauk County probate notice announces a county court hearing on July 2, 1912 at Baraboo for the examination and allowance of the final account of administrator William Bart...n bach and for allocation of the estate residue. Dated May 25 1912 by order of Judge W T Kelsey. Attorneys Dithmar and Malone.
Mr and Mrs H G Schram of Second Street received a telegram this morning announcing the death of Mrs William Langner in Sheboygan Wisconsin. Mrs Langner is a sister in law of Mrs Schram and has visited here in the past. Mrs Johns McGann entertained several members of King’s Daughters clubs at her home last evening. The club existed years ago and some members who live elsewhere are visiting now.
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