Baraboo High School Grants Diplomas to Class of 1912
Baraboo graduates receive diplomas after a ceremony featuring salutatory by Herbert A. Gollmar and valedictory by Agnes M. Rooney. Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones delivers a keynote on reverence and education, urging unity and humane progress. Class list includes numerous named graduates across English, General Science, and Latin courses. total equals 1903 and 1912 sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
L. A Goddard
Congregational Church
Herbert Arthur Gollmar
Dr. Wiley
Agnes Mae Rooney
Wisconsin
Electric Bitters Praised by Lewisburg Resident
C B Rader of Lewisburg West Virginia thanks Electric Bitters for a double benefit curing ten years of stomach trouble and rheumatism. He says the tonic relieves dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and kidney poisons. Fisher Bros sells each bottle for 50 cents with a guarantee of satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Rader
Lewisburg
W. Ve
Fisher Bros
Mrs Varrie Dickie Goodspeed dies in St Paul burial in Baraboo
Mrs Varrie Dickie Goodspeed died suddenly in St Paul on Monday. Her body was brought to Baraboo for burial accompanied by her husband H E Goodspeed and Mrs Margaret Hill. A short service led by Rev L A Goddard was held at E 58 S Johnston undertaking parlors. Burial followed in the local cemetery. She was born in Baraboo 26 years ago and educated there. She married Mr Goodspeed in St Paul in 1907. She leaves a brother Charles L Dickie of Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varrie Dickie Goodspeed
St. Paul
Baraboo
H. E. Goodspeed
Margaret Hill
S. Johnston
L. A. Goddard
Congregational Church
Mr. Goodspeed
Charles L. Dickie
Portland
Oregon
Summers Spent Across Wisconsin and Nearby States
The report lists numerous young women from Brandon Welcome Madison Superior Beloit Devils Lake Prairie du Sac Reedsburg Baraboo and nearby areas planning summer trips or stays. Travel includes cottage use at Devils Lake visits to Madison and Colorado with family homes in Beloit Prairie du Sac and Baraboo plus Montana Idaho and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
David Flanagan
Eunice True
Devils Lake
Isabelle McArthur
Madison
Superior
Echel Horton
Beloit
Chrissie Wright
Simmer School
Margaret Breene
Reedsburg
Emma Ochsner
Prairie du Sac
Colorado
Baragod Teachers Take Summer Vacations Across States
Baragod teachers plan summer breaks with many heading to state parks and cities. Superintendent Kingsford and family will stay at Minnesota State Park. other staff travel to Madison, Saskatoon, Fern Dell, Fox Lake, Devils Lake, Avoca, Milwaukee areas, and beyond for study or work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Kingsford
Minnesota State Park
Kingsford
Chicago
W.H. McIntosh
Madison
Edna Reynolds
Rose Dickens
Fern Dell
Tillie Holm
Friendship
Mary Madden
Fox Lake
Grace Tuttle
Devils Lake State Park
Edna Vorlop
Frieda Wareham
Colorado
California
Washington
Great West
Eunice Dalton
Milwaukee
Stout Institute
Catherine Enright
Troy
LaVergne Wood
Local notices from Baraboo and nearby towns
Friday visitors return from Oshkosh Normal school and plan summer at home. Miss Morse visits Reedsburg before returning to No. Freedom. William Mueller weds Emma Simon at Honey Creek with Rev. Nienstedt officiating. Funeral in Reedsburg for Mrs. Percis Winnie, with local mourners. Automobile party tours Devils Lake State Park Baraboo. August Martiny to visit Denver Sioux Falls and Centerville. away several months. Al Ringling returns after touring with Ringling show. trip from Rome NY to Baraboo. Loma Linda College honors Leila R. Bradbury among graduates with possible stay or Chicago offer. Mill Creek cheese factory incident injures Elihu Rivers. Lon Ewing stabbed, Wm McAffee accused in self defense. Community stirred in Richland Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey Thomas
Gladys Miller
Oshkosh
Joan Morse
H. J. Case
Reedsburg
No. Freedom
Miss Morse
Cameron
John Guetzkow
Honey Creek
William Mueller
Emma Simon
J. F. Nienstedt
Percis Winnie
L. A. Winnie
Frank Winnie
Pacific Coast
College of Medical Evangelists
Loma Linda
California
Leila R. Bradbury
Miss Bradbury
Chicago
Mill Creek
Elihu Rivers
General Hospital
Madison
Elihu Ewers
Lon Ewing
Ewing
Richland Center
Obituary of Mrs. Mary A Huntington Died June 6 1912
Mrs. Mary A Huntington daughter of Deacon J B Statson and Anna Hamilton Statson died June 6 and was buried June 8 at Baraboo in 1912. Born January 25 1824 in Angelica New York she moved to Wisconsin in 1851 taught in Sauk County and joined the Baptist Church later at Delton. She married Lathrop J Huntington November 9 1852 who died September 18 1897. Survived by three children Arthur Hattie Helen one sister J N Schmitz Clinton Iowa. She suffered paralysis for years but kept mental faculties till near death. Funeral June 8 conducted by Rev Louis A Goddard and Rev O L Robinson with bearing attendants A H Varnell Davis Hackett J Van Valkenburg George B McGilvra Lewis Johnson W Montgomery. Her life is reflected in Tennyson’s Crossing the Bar.感谢 to all who assisted during illness and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Huntington
J. B. Statson
Anna Hamilton Statson
Baraboo
Huntington
Angelica
N. Y
Fredonia Academy
N.Y
Wisconsin
Sauk County
Baptist Church
Delton
Lathrop J. Huntington
Arthur
Hattie
Helen
J. N. Schmitz
Clinton
Iowa
Times
Louis A. Goddard
Congregational Church
O. L. Robinson
A. H. Varnell
Davis Hackett
J. van Valkenburg
Geo. B. McGilvra
Lewis Johnson
W. Montgomery
Tennyson
Harlem oil sales raise moral questions in newspaper report
Citizens report Harlem oil being sold at 50 to 75 cents per bottle with claims of cures. A subscriber notes his wife paid half a dollar and several were sold to a patient. The joke is Harlem oil can be bought at Fisher's drug store for 10 cents a bottle or three for 25 cents. Authorities warn readers to consult local merchants before buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Fisher’s
Lowed Wild Oats Ends In Prison For Buchta
Carl G. Buchta pleaded guilty to passing worthless checks in Madison and received a one year sentence in the state prison. He was taken to Waupun Sunday by automobile after a rapid fall from pharmacist to convict. His story is offered as a temperance object lesson in the Lodi Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Buchta
Madison
Waupun
Buchta
J. Frank Collin
John Barleycorn
Sarsaparilla Remedy Promises Full Body Cure
An advert touts Hoods Sarsaparilla as eradicating scrofula and all humors, curing effects, and enriching the blood. It claims to strengthen vital organs and offers the product in liquid form or Sarsatabs chocolate tablets for immediate purchase today.
Bonds Set At 3000 For Dr R T Allen In Immorality Case
La Crosse dispatch reports Dr R T Allen held for trial under the white slave law by Judge Baldwin in county court. He is charged with enticing Lydia Nelson a 19 year old from St Paul to La Crosse for immoral purposes. Nelson testified he sought an actress for a play and escaped to the police. Bonds set at 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Travers Allen
Portage
Columbia County
Hillsboro
Voth
Bogue
Baraboo
Reedsburg
la Crosse
R. T. Allen
Baldwin
Allen
Lydia Nelson
St. Paul
Unusual sight at Third Ward School as teachers treat pupils
Teachers Miss Tillie Holm Miss Ellen Wood Miss Grace Tuttle and Miss Mary Madden provided ice cream to students at the Third ward school. Several gallons vanished in a frost like瞬 moment, creating a memory that will linger with the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Tillie Holm
Ellen Wood
Grace Tuttle
Mary Madden
Griggs Reports Improvement After Illness At Madison Sanitarium
R B Griggs notes improving health with fewer bad days, helping his grit. The couple regret missing the Fortnightly Club banquet, the only one of twenty three they did not attend. They were surprised by a postcard shower from members featuring lake views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Griggs
Madison
Stomach trouble relief touts Pink Pills by Dr Williams
In a testimonial from Triadelphia West Virginia, Mr Schriver Simms describes indigestion gas and bloating improving after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He reports weight gain and better health after weeks of treatment and notes the pills are sold by druggists for 50 cents a box or six for 2.50. A free booklet is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schriver Simms
Triadelphia
W. Va
Dr. Williams
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H. M. Johnston Lbr. Co
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
South Wales
All Souls
Spring Green
Jones
Goethe
Wilhelm Meister
Darwin
Lincoln
E. C. Henke
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Kelley
G. W. Snyder
Margaret Gattiker
Leonard L. Raymour
Octa Evelynn
Army
Helen Elizabeth Degan
Jzero
Virginia English Grace Genevieve Fisher
Wanda Hester Hall Hortense Marie Halsted Estella Helena Isenberg
Ruth Cook Jones
Robert Joseph Keller
Annie Elizabeth Lewis
Lula Marie MacPherson
Edna Inez Marshall Doris Lucille Metcalf
Katherine Joyce Mertzke
Dorothea Patterson
Lillian Rodewald
Anna Lucille Warren
Gladys Ferne Apker Hazel Marietta Dryer
George Alexander Martiny Besse Moore
William D. Morse
Adah May Premo Margaret Isabelle Shale
Carl Swinson
Florence Belle White
Martin Arndt Abraham Joseph Burstein
Amelia Eitel Herbert Arthur Gollmar Lydia Angeline Grosinske
Harold Wallace Hackett Anna Christine Hinz
Alice Sebecker Kindschi Lily 8. Lieder
Esther Stella Mattke Arthur John Mertzke Clara Catherine Neitzel
Lois Arlina Burlingame
Toon
Baragod
Lucina, Carr
Carlyle Carr
Dr. Weber
Wis
Lessie Remerick
Warren
Lil
W. G. Kirchoffer
Lake
August Martiny
West
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Denver
Centerville
Charles Martiny
Mrs. al. Ringling
Ringling
Rome
New York
Prairie du Lac
Q. L. Robinson
Mrs. Robinson
A. T. Allen
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