Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-08-22
Thursday

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guest of Harry Hampton for a few
days.
City Engineer H. E. French ar d
Attorney E. f. DithmaT were callers
| in Madison this afternoon.
Wear-U -Well shoes direct from fac
tory t. you. Briggs.
William Blaska, who is connected
with the Curtis Publishing Go. tf
Philadelphia, is IN Baraboo.
Miss Lottie Pitts has returned from
Seattle, Washington, and points in
California where she has spent several
months.
Better see the Wear We'll shoes at
the Fur store.
Mrs. Stowe and Mrs. BaIIentine of
Ironton have gone to Chicago where
ach will undergo an operation.
Mrs. A. G. Ryan was injured yester-
day when she fell on the stone steps at
her home on Birch street. She was
taken to the home of her son, Willis
Ryan, southwest of the city today.
Mrs. A. w. Schultz returnedsto her
home in Des PLANES, Illinois, today
after visit with relatives here. She
was accompanied by her brother and
sister, Francis and Helen Dunn, who
will remain for a visit.
All new stock in the Wear. u Well
shoe stock at Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Brown have
gone to Sparta to spends a few sdays.
They will also take trip sover the
new line.
Mrs. Harry Butterfield went to La
Vale this morning to spendssa few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H, e. Paddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. A. knight and
Harold Mcfarland have gone to
Aurora, Ill.,, TO visit for week. They
went by automobile.
Mrs. William Voss CT North Free
dom came to Baraboo last evening to
attend an initiatory meeting of the
Mystic Workers lodge.
Ernest Haskins and H. S. Fort and
families of Prairie du Sac visited in
Baraboo on Wednesday and had group
pictures taken at the Mould studio.
Not an old stock but new up-to-date
shoes direct from factory to you'll The
Wear. u WI ell. At Briggs Fur store.
w lille painting the Tucker bridge
across the Baraboo river in Greenfield,
Fred Templin fell into the Baraboo
river with splash. The distance
downward was over Is feet and there
was no inconvenience except beirg
soaked.
Charles E. Prenderga asst, of the Madi-
son Candy company, and well known
in business circles throughout the
state, died Sunday at his home in
Madison of paralysis, after an illness
of year, the last eight weeks of
which he was confined to his bed. He
was A years old.
So~J f0r Hoorf;Ful ootoionno oF Tho
Wisconsin Business University of La
Crosse, Wisconsin, the great business
training school of the North west
Fall term begins September 8, 1912.
Three months tuition free. The only
school in the world that has 5000 en-
ployed graduates.
Mrs. E. T. Ford of Amigo, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Tillie
White, Third street, left this morning
for a visit at Escanaba, Michigan.
Mrs. Ford has recently undergone an
operation at the Rochester hospital
and is rapidly recovering.
Mrs. q. A. Lesger will move the
stock of goods from the Fair store
building to Fort Atkinson at the end
of the month. The store came from
illinois and has been here almost three
years.
Charles L. Lueth and family of Chi
cage are guests of the Lueths at the
Wellington. Mr.. Lueth says that BUSH
ness in Chicago is excellent and that
the present campaign has no per-
ceptible effect on the trade.
| Rev. and Mrs. E. g. Bloom OF
Annandale, Minnesota, arrived yes
terday for short stay with Baraboo
relatives and friends. They left today
for WATERFOWL where they will visit
few days before going 10 Mendoza,
| fII;r0sS RI 0tfoud tho Advo1t Chris