Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-09-19
tuesday

Mrs. Fred Kuehl of Menomonee,
Michigan, who has been guest at the
home of Mrs, Emma Ruggles, Seventh
avenue, left today for Spring Green
where she will visit before returning
/ home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Hutchinson
and daughter, Clarrissa, will leave to-
morrow for Oconomowoc where they
will spend few weeks at the home of
the formers sister, Mrs. James Bryce.
Misses Bertha Liehe and Clara
Liehe, who have been visiting here
left today for Wonewoc to remain a
few days and from there they will 60
to their home in Eagle Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Irish left today
for Madison wnere Mrs. Irish will
receive treatn ent. She has been in i'll
health for several weeks. They were
accompanied by Mrs. g. F. Kindschi.
Leon ard Raymour left this afternoon
for New York City where he will enter
university for commercial course.
Mr.. Raymour is son of Conductor
and Mrs. j. j. Raymour, Fifth street,
and is graduate of the Baraboo high
school, 1911.
p. p. Palmer has returned from
Greenfield where he was a guest for a
few days at the L. Helm farm. Mr..
Palmer leaves October 10th for Los
Angeles, California, where he will
spend the winter.
Adolph Peters of Wonewoc who has
been visiting friends in the city the
past few days, returned home this
morning. Mr.. Peters father conduc S
three potato warehouses on the new
line of the northwestern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward LIGHT of Bur
lingtcn are visiting with BaraDoo
friends. Mr.. LIGHT was formerly en-
ployed as druggist in the Evenson
pharmacy and is graduate of the
local high school. He now conducts
drug store at Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Oates have re-
moved their household goods to Allis,
near Milwaukee. Mr.. Oates, who was
formerly conductor on the Madison
division of the Northwestern road, has
resigned and will take up work as
switchman in the yards at Allis.
Philip Michaud arrived yesterday
from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and
will visit couple of weeks with his
grandparents, Engineer and Mrs. P.
Michaud, East street.. Mr.. Michaud
is former Baraboo boy and is en-
ployed in the Westinghouse Electri-
cal establishment of Pittsburg.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Rich, John
Rich, Miss Mollie Stehr, Prairie du
Sac; Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Rich and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Meyers,
Webster's Prairie; and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rich and children this city
spent Sunday visiting at the G. Ii.
Holt home at Reedsburg. Mr.. Holt
expects to leave for South Dakota
soon.
Fireman Fred Kuberra was badly
burned on the right side of his face
about noon today. Mr.. Kuberra was at
the roundhouse and was going out on
freight train 292. While on the engine
the lubricating glass broke throwing
the hot oil on this face. He hurried
to physician where the burns were
dressed and he will be off duty for
several days.
A. L. Fisher, travelling agent for
the Chicago d North western rail. |
way, with headquarters at Madison,
was In Baraboo today on business. He
paid this office visit and left sam.
pie of the printers art in the shape of |
a handsome folder illustrating the new
passenger terminal in Chicago. The
booklet is printed ON enameled paper |
with handsome embossed cover and
the illustrations throughout, which |
show the different parts Of the inter-
Tor, are printed in colors.
At Madison Tuesday the four polit-
ical parties met to construct their
platforms. 1t was easy for the Pro-
and Socialists but not so
rosy for the Democrats and Republi-
licans. Judge Karel, Democratic can.
didate for governor, ruled the conven-
ton of which he was a member. It
was decided by the Democrats to
cave the state income tax to vote of
the people and Bryan was endorsed.
The Republicans ended the day by
being at odds on platform and Il chair
In resolution the1name
Of Taft and LaFollette were coupled
but this would not do. The governor
and Senator LaFollette could not agree