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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
10
Mrs L Smith spends days with daughter Mrs H C Koester. G C Jacobs visits friends. Browne departs for New York. Baraboo visitors and Dayton relatives gather around Athlone area. Several families travel to North Freedom and Reedsburg for funerals and illness as old settlers meet and invitations go out for a June 12 1913 wedding in Baraboo North Freedom.
Mrs Alfred Ladd welcomed home her husband and son Clarence from the Madison hospital where he had been since the twelfth of May. Sechara brothers began basement work on Henry Hannon's new barn. social at Ernest Siabnaw's raised over five dollars. Mrs Louis Rudkie is ill. Emma Pagel of Baraboo visiting relatives. Funeral attendees for Mrs A Fisk. Fred Reigler and family from Baraboo visited Stanley Minor. MCC Guan sisters from Baraboo and Cecilia from Madison visited. Archie Curry left for Duluth. Mrs Don Wyman expects daughter and two grandchildren home from Veecator.
Miss Emma Rotzoll and Leon Eugene Olliver wed Sunday in East Lime Ridge with Rev Becketel officiating. The ceremony followed by a dinner served by the bride’s sister and husband. couple to reside near Huron South Dakota where groom works as a carpenter. A charivari followed in the evening.
Next Friday evening the following children will receive diplomas Knuton Witwen Olive Nold Bernice Schies Clara Rieser Clara Fisher Lillian Hahn Cora Riches Minnie Grotophorst School Superintendent Davies will deliver an address to the children and parents and the band will furnish the music. The exercises will take place at Nold's hall.
The Fairfield Klover Klub plans a Friday evening program on June 13 at the hall. It features songs including Sweet and Low, recitations by Ernest Byron Ida Thomas and Meryl Porter, a reading on the Value of Fertility to Farm Lands by Dave Williams, tableaux, a song by Mrs. Olive Hanson, and a performance by Thomas Quartette plus K. K. News.
Belvidere Illinois and Mrs Merrit Knapp of North Freedom mourn a loss with a funeral held Saturday June 7 at 2 PM. Services were conducted by Rev Hill of the M E church and burial took place at Oak Hill cemetery.
Monday notes report a daughter to Mr and Mrs L B Schanke and numerous visits from residents of Reedsburg Evansville Beloit and Chicago. A Saturday coffee sale at the G A R hall raised about 20 dollars and many locals hosted relatives or attended church functions.
Tuesday items report the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Joseph Rober stein and several relatives traveling to Chicago North Freedom and Evanston. The Maple Valley Sewing society meets June 19 with Mrs D O Jones. Other notices cover visitors Leona Jaeger returning to Rochester and Russell Merrith arriving at Evanston, plus a large bridal shower for Miss Alice Jens word. Nathan Harris dies at 52 after an appendectomy and complications. he was born near Briggsville and survived by a sister and four brothers.
An exhortation on true living contrasts mere existence with vitality. The piece praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a medicine that strengthens the whole system and restores vigor, urging the weak and run-down to try it for renewed health.
Logaville hosts Royal Neighbors event at Geo Emery home. June 3 marked Mrs. Ratz seventieth birthday celebrated by friends. St Peter's Ladies Aid met at their usual place. A dance at Westedt's hall featured the Peterson band. Meyer's hall dance postponed to Saturday. Madison band played elsewhere. Mrs. Brentzer and Mr SuttIe visited from Lime Ridge. Weddings: W H Wolshleger and Lina Ebel wed June 6 at St Peter's. William Kohmeyer and Clara Repka married May 20 in Honey Creek with about three hundred guests. couple to reside in Loganville. gifts included cut glass and silver.
Obituaries note Martin Accola 28 dies after long TB illness at home of parents. funeral held at Leland Lutheran cemetery. Rosina Sehara dies at son William Wenzel’s in Honey Creek aged nearly 77. interment at Leland. Local social items record visits, moves, and new Ford purchase by William Martin.
Bethel residents attended the commencement exercises in Ironton on Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Dan Williams of Montana visited George Stowe and hosted Mrs Harry Thorton and the Pearson couples over the weekend. Bessie Ballinger returned from Baraboo and Dwight Hudson plus Chas Bible visits are noted.
The funeral for Mrs Alice MacDonald of DeForest was held at St Joseph's church at 9:30 this morning with Rev Fr Nivard officiating. Bearers were cousins of the deceased and Terry family members. Interment followed in the city cemetery. Out of town attendees included Miss Josie Grinde Arthur Grinde Lawrence Grinde Miss Kate Sweeney Miss Mary Sweeney Mr and Mrs John Hickey and Mrs Margaret Flynn of Reedsburg.
Mrs Mary Thayer returned to Beloit after visiting her daughter Mrs S A Collins. Mrs B West of Cazenovia visited her mother Mrs C M Atkins. The Wild West show drew a crowd. H O Connor and land seekers toured Texas lands. Theodore Miller went to Milwaukee to visit his daughter Mrs L Rosenthal. Mrs Anna Bates went to Rochester to consult the Mayos. Mrs C Corcoran returned from a Chicago hospital stay. W Libbitts visited from the farm with his wife for summer. W W Bork in poor health. daughter Mrs A A Brownell of Baraboo visited. Miss Rose Hagenach of Hillsboro was in town on business. Training School graduates prep for alumni. O Twist and wife of Loganville were in town. Mrs Pollock of Lime Ridge in hospital here and improving. Miss Margaret Ramsey entertained company from Green Bay. J C Ashmore of Chicago spent Sunday in town.
The Successful Chicago specialist will be in Maraboo at the Warren House Friday June 20. Office hours are 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. He has visited Baraboo regularly every four weeks over 19 years and has done conscientious work.
Dr Hoag, a Chicago specialist licensed by the state, offers free consultation examination and advice for nervous and chronic diseases of men women and children. He claims to cure through nature remedies and refuses compensation from incurable cases. He attributes cures to knowledge of the human system and reason rather than superstition.
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