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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
6
Advertisement urges rapid relief from indigestion and stomach discomfort through Foley cathartic tablets. Claims symptoms like headache biliousness bloating sour stomach gas and bad breath result from clogged bowels and promise morning relief after an evening dose.
Local ad promotes a limited sale of Blister Pearl and Abalone jewelry imported directly from California by Guy C. Glazier, a former Baraboo resident. Items priced to match western rates with a stock of 1000 to choose from, on display in the shop window. Act quickly.
The speaker urges prioritizing saving over spending each week. Begin by setting aside 1.80 dollars, which would total 93.60 in a year. At 3 percent interest, the saved funds grow while encouraging self denial to avoid future poverty.
Junk metal accepted including iron rags rubbers brass copper lead zinc and other items. Bring your load to 465 J street or call 215 6th avenue for the highest market prices.
Ada Cook of Sterling Nebraska will marry Glen Roberts on June 14 in Sterling. She taught at Sterling High School and met her fiancé there. Elizabeth Orlady Wood, daughter of Josiah A. Wood, will wed Earl A. Aldritch in Brooklyn, New York, where Wood once served as a Congregational minister in the 1890s.
Reinhardt Popp son of Rev and Mrs Popp wed Miss Ella Dettman at Ableman Lutheran Church on Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock officiated by Rev Popp. They will reside in Ableman where Popp is involved in a general store. Attending Bara Boo included Mr and Mrs Ed Zuch and daughter Gertrude Mrs Charles Goette and daughter Helena and Miss Lydia Isenberg.
Wednesday noon ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Caledonia joined Emma Mielke and Ben Anderson of Newport. Rev H Wiesternz officiated with Agnes Mielke as bridesmaid and John Anderson as best man. The couple planned to settle on a Newport farm after a wedding dinner.
Hazel Dwyer and Homer Hart united in marriage at 10 a m on Wednesday June 21 at St Patrick church Lo ret o. The bride wore white silk with white net and silver spangles and was attended by Mayme Dwyer with Farnk Dwyer as best man. Seventy five guests attended a dinner at the bride’s home followed by a Sandusky hall dance in the evening with relatives from Milwaukee Green Bay Adams Richland Center Belvidere and Reedsburg.
Laurie C Welch and Edith J Brownell wed at Mrs Arthur Brownell home in Baraboo with Rev HE P Hall officiating. Attendants were R M Curry and Esther Brownell. A luncheon followed hosted by the bride’s mother. Harold Darrow and Lillian Rodewald also married at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev Henry Mueller. They planned a three course dinner and will reside on a Winfield town farm before a Lyons Milwaukee trip.
Alfred Bemien and Miss Rosetta Huebing were married at St. Peter Lutheran church Reedsburg on Thursday evening at 7 o'clock Rev. William Kansier officiated before many relatives and friends. Maid of honor Hilda Huebing sister of the bride. Best man Harry Bemien brother of the groom. Bridesmaids Clara and Stella Rosenthal of Milwaukee. Groomsmen Arthur Huebing and Henry Harmes.
An old advertisement urges readers with backache to try Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming weak kidneys cause fatigue and mood, and that the tonic restores strength and overall health. It presents the medicine as a reliable solution and urges immediate purchase.
The ceremony featured a bride in white crepe de chine with a veil and bouquet of white roses. The maid of honor wore pink. bridesmaids wore white with white carnation bouquets. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home on East Main street. The groom, eldest son of Mrs. John Bemien, is a farming implements dealer. They plan to reside on South Water street after a short wedding trip.
Von Wald of Sauk City and Miss Estelle Thorne of Washington D C were married in Palm Beach Florida on Thursday June 8 1916 Rev J Brislaw officiated with Miss Marion Thorne sister of the bride attending. The couple will reside in Lake Worth Florida.
Miss Clara Neitzel daughter of Mrs Amelia Neitzel of 114 Eleventh avenue and Harley Chrisler of Lodi were married at noon Wednesday by Rev G E Maves at the bride’s home. Only near relatives attended a simple ceremony followed by dinner. The bride, a Baraboo High School graduate of 1912 and former West Point school teacher, wore a blue silk traveling suit and a panama hat. The groom, a University of Agriculture Madison graduate, is a well regarded farmer. Both families are well known and extend best wishes.
A grateful user reports relief after a 25 cent bottle of Sloan's Liniment cured years of rheumatism. The ad urges sufferers of neuralgia backache sore joints and stiffness to buy at any drug store, noting warming soothing action and quick improvement.
Miss Alta Cook formerly at the Wellington hotel will nurse her seriously ill aunt in Seattle Wash. She plans to start soon from Manitowoc after a month at home, leaving behind friends who regret her departure. Albert Goethe and wife join Merrimack fishing trip on Lake Wisconsin. he misses trains, returns by dawn. Mrs M L Atkinson and granddaughter Ethel Wilder visit Fort Morgan Colo four weeks. Atkinson 82 and on tenth Colorado trip.
An old advertisement text touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier, urging readers to take it for better vitality and health. The fragment emphasizes purification and strength as benefits, reflecting period medical marketing language.
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