06 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
1
A Fort Pierce Florida housewife Emma Bell describes severe starvation and abdominal distress before taking Peruna after a doctor’s diagnosis of stomach and bowel catarrh. She improves after two bottles, gains 20 pounds, and remains a Peruna advocate. the ad details symptoms and the theory of autointoxication.
Friday saw the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Floyd Newe. Patrick Davenport plans a Chicago trip to visit his daughter Elizabeth Davenport. Mrs W O Powell returns to Chicago after summer at Fern Dell. her mother Mrs H D Page will follow next week with Powell children. The Twentieth Century club met with Mrs A R Reinking to hear reports from the State Federation delegates at Sheboygan. Esch in Crosse stopped to visit Baraboo acquaintances before heading to Madison to see his daughter and the football game. he doubts currency legislation passes soon. The Wisconsin Woman Suffrage association convention in Madison November 19 20 will feature Antoinette Funk Jos Jastrow Olympia Brown Zona Gale Ford MacGregor and Harriet Grim. John McClusky pays a $25 fine for assault after a Bear Creek dispute. Reedsburg Knights of Pythias hall dedication included speeches by Baraboo figures and local D F G representatives. The lodge founded in 1898 cost $4000 and sits over a garage.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah J. Cunningham were conducted yesterday at her daughter's home, with Rev. W R Irish delivering the address. Mrs. W W Morse and Mrs. H M Johnston sang, and the hymn All Is Well was requested by the deceased. Bearers included her son and grand son, two sons in law, and two brothers in law. Close floral tributes and many old friends attended, with out of town mourners listed including Mr. and Mrs. W J Cunningham and family, Mrs A W Isaacson, and others from Madison, Vila, and Elroy Iowa.
Ableman Mrs Ed Wiseman visited Reedsburg as the guest of her daughter Miss Mabel. Wa Rinfleisch made a business trip to North Freedom. Mrs J J Geisser and family visited friends at Kernsburg. Mrs Adolph Fey and son Adolph called on friends in Baraboo. Miss Anna Peters is on the sick list.
An advertisement promotes Hol lister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a natural tonic to cleanse the liver and bowels, claiming improved health and Wellville. The notice mentions J. B. Donovan & Co. as the advertiser.
The Thalia Literary Society of the high school held a productive meeting last night with an evening of Whittier quotations by Olive White and Leora Gollmar, a Halloween talk, piano pieces by Dorothy Baer, Hazel Goldfarb, and Edna Wolfe, plus an original story by editor Levanitia Premo.
Warnings against mercurial catarrh ointments and a promotion for Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Claims the remedy contains no mercury and is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Advertisement notes price 75 cents per bottle and Druggists sell Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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