Dr Chas A tloag to Visit Baraboo June 17 1912
Dr Chas A tloag, visiting Wisconsin for 17 years, will hold office hours at the Warren House in Baraboo on Monday June 17 1912 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. He offers treatment for blood and skin diseases including tumors tetter and eczema to purify and strengthen the system.
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Wisconsin
Baraboo
Warren House
J. P. Snell
Downing
Emil Gust
Friendship
Albert Premo
Chicago
Gust
Walnut Street
Mr. Premo
Funeral notices for Kelley and Kamenscky at Cahoon mine
Walter Kelley died in the Cahoon mine Friday morning. His funeral was held Saturday at the Congregational church with Rev. L. A. Goddard officiating and bearers from the Sons of Veterans Camp. Emil Kamenscky’s funeral followed Sunday at the German M E church in Baraboo with fellow mine workers as pallbearers. Relatives and friends from several towns attended both services.
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Walter Kelley
Cahoon
Congregational Church
L. A. Goddard
G. W. Andrews
Mr. Kelley
Sons of Veterans Camp
G. E. Pelton
Walter Odell
William Stackhouse
J. C. Spencer
R. P.2.plummer
Karl Judson
City
A. Douglass
Madison
James Kelley
Charles du Bois
Charles Kelley
Lafayette Kelley
J. D. Fuller
Reedsburg
Wilbur Douglass
Mark Hitchcock
Ableman
George J. Douglass
Alexander
Mary Lindekugel
Spencer
Ella Kelley
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Baraboo
Emil Kamenscky
North Freedom
Mr. Kamenscky
Henry Steve
Emil Schwanz
Gustav Schwanz
Ernest Hirn
Charles Hintz
Louis Ransenberger
Card of Thanks for Herman Kamenscky Family
The Kamenscky family expresses sincere thanks to the singers the minister those who brought flowers and all others who assisted at the burial of their son and brother Herman Kamenscky and children.
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Herman Kamenscky
Thankful thanks from Kelley family and friends
The Kelley family and relatives thank friends neighbors and church groups for support after their trouble. Special gratitude goes to Rev. Goddard the Congregational church singers and Ladies' Aid W R C Sons of Veterans and others who sent flowers and sympathy.
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Goddard
Congregational Church
W. R. C. Sons of Veterans
Walter Kelley
L. M. Kelley
O. A. Hurlbut
Deaf couple wed in Oshkosh signed ceremony
Otto Schulze of Reedsburg and Miss Mamie Bader of Oshkosh were married in Oshkosh on June 5 at the bride’s home. The ceremony, conducted by Rev. T. M. Mangerin, used sign language as both spouses are deaf. They plan to reside in Oshkosh where Schulze works as a pressman.
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Otto Schulze
Reedsburg
Mamie Bader
Oshkosh
T. M. Mangerin
Milwaukee
Schulze
Thering and Lins Wed at St Luke's Plain
Albert Thering and Elizabeth Lins were married at St Luke's church Plain with Rev George Pesch officiating. Joe A Lins served as best man and Clara Thering as bridesmaid. Guests gathered at the Lins home in Big Hollow after the ceremony.
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Albert Thering
Elizabeth Lins
St. Luke’s Church
Plain
George Pesch
Joe A. Lins
Clara Thering
John Lins
Big Hollow
Spring Green
Joseph Lins
George Pronold
C. Blau
J. B. Brudermanns
July of
Mazomanie
Ball game altered as Delton team splits roster
Mi rron Lake notes a Delton Polanders absence leading to a divided Delton lineup. Mrs Hammermeister, recovering from appendicitis, moves to her daughter's Baraboo home. other locals visit, travel to Kilbourn, and plan weddings while several families visit cottages and campers head to Fern Dell.
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Delton
George Hammermeister
Jesse Woodworth
Baraboo
C. Hammermeister
John Rhinehart
Kilbourn
Join Golding
Joe Golding
Albert Capener
Reedsburg
Ableman
Fern Dell
Edna Harrison
Wonewoc
Welk Family Hosts Baraboo Guests Sunday
Mr and Mrs Adam Welk entertained over Sunday with visitors from Baraboo including Mr and Mrs Amos Stevens Mr and Mrs Lawrence Peterson and family Mr and Mrs F Welk and Frank Welk all residents of Baraboo.
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Adam Welk
Amos Stevens
Lawrence Peterson
F. Welk
Frank Welk
Baraboo
Wrights announce marriage of Margaret to R V Coleman
Monday notices list family announcements from Baraboo area including Margaret Wright wedding to R V Coleman of New York City. Other items note visits, travel, and local happenings such as school teaching in Everett, a Baraboo Sluggers win, and deaths of Mrs. Daniel Bray and Henry Hammel.
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Charles E. Wright
Margaret
R. V. Coleman
New York City
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