Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-10-03
Tuesday

Helen Clark yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Wright of Washing
ton, d. c., is guest at the home of
her brother, 7. w. English, Ash
street. Mrs. Wright was a resident
of Baraboo years ago.
Elder w. FL. Thurston, president of
the Wisconsin Conference of Seven
Day Adventists, will conduct quarter
ly services in their church in this city
October 5tn. He will also preach
there Friday evening, October 4th, at
7:45 and Sunday afternoon at $50. A. q
George Bindley and wife returned
to their home in Stoughton yesterday.
j. P. Moran went to Reedsburg to-
day on business.
Mrs. w. FL. Atom was caller in
Madison yesterday.
Attorney A. r. Smith, formerly OF
this city, was in Baraboo today.
c Mr.. and Mrs. William Pierce of
Reedsburg spent yesterday in this
city with relatives.
Mrs. M j. Murphy and daughter,
Mabelle, went to Reedsburg to visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Davis have re-
turned from sojourn of several days
in Chicago.
The school of the Miner district
ope Md Mordsy with Miss Carrie
Cook.
Charles Putnam, who has been visit
ing at the j. Dibble home. has return
ed to his home in Eau Claire.
Henry Heine, treasurer of the State
Barber board, was in the city yester-
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. j. Wheaton of Gale
donia, Minnesota, returned to their
home today after visiting at the home
of Prof. and Mrs. A. &. Kingsford.
John Vertein, who resides near
Loganville, had the misfortune to get
one of his little fingers smashed. IL
YVES necessary to have it amputated.
The accident happened while taking
out pump for Henry Swannkopf.
On September 25 Theodore Stout
of La Fargo hired livery rig of How
ard Barnett of La Vale Mr.. Barnett
did not see anything of either rig or
man up to the following Saturday and
conso quently issued warrant for the
arrest oI Nj. Stout. The sheriff found
the tenn at Hillsboro. 1t was
finally shown that Nj. Stout was
sending the team back with another
man aud he was dismissed.
Engineer Oscar Tease, who sustained
a fractured skull several WEEKS ago
while running his engine, WIS ia Bara-
boo today greeting fir ends. Mr.. Tease
underwent an operation at the La
Crosse hospital and thinks That an
other one may be necessary &C there
is sill some inside pressure upon the
part of The heaO W bele the injury was
received.
In conformity with tie spirit If fall
ana county fair week, The windows
of the Julius Hoppe clolhir re
have been arlisiically d. vora'rd
With autumn foliage. The work
was done by Peter Linz and tie
result of his efforts is pleasing
and, especially so at night when
the electric liPb's in The windows
more effectively bring out the various
hues in the leaves and add to he gen.
efal tasteful arrangement. The inter-
ior of thestore is also pretIiy decorated
with boughs of vari-colored autumn
leaves.
Fred Koenecke of Loganville was a
Baraboo visitor today.
Walter Lusby went to Madison to-
day where he has employment.
w. O'Brien went to Stockton yester-
day.
Mrs F. E. Settergren was a Madi-
son caller today.
Miss Thomas has resumed her duties
as telegraph operator after Anew weeks
vacation.
The island Wooden mill is closed
this week to give their employees
good chance to attend the fair.
Mrs. s. B. Cowdry left today for
Minneapolis where she will visit
friends for a week.
Mrs. B. Brown went TO Friendship
today where she will join her husband
who is employed there. They will
make their home in Friendship.
The wrecking crew was called to
Union Center early this morning.
The engine on train 587 was off the
track at that place.
Mrs. Oliver Wood entertained Mrs.
r. r. Marshall and Mrs. Charles Utter