Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-06-26
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Mrs. w. U. Odell and daughter,
Claire, went to LsValle today where
they will visit friends and relatives.
Robert Koenig will leave tonight for
Minneapolis where he will attend the
annual convention of the Seven Day
Advents. Mr.. Koenig reports that
delegates will be present from Aus
ralia, Japan and Korea.
; Mrs. w. D. Porter, Mrs. r. B.
Griggs and Mrs Elizabeth Bloom
/; have returned after an extended visit
with Rev. and Mrs. Richard Rowley
in Kankakee, Ill. Mrs. Bloom has not
fully regatned her strength and is still
in the care of a specialist from Chi
cage.
Yesterday the signal crew, which
was working mile and half north of
L4Valle, cleared the track for the south
bound passenger train No. 508 but
on account of the south bound track
being closed for reconstruction the
passenger came on the north mair.
At this point in the road there is a
sharp bend and consequently the men
did not have time to take the car off
the track when the passenger rounded
the curve. The car was loaded with
tools and dinner pals and as it was
IMPOSSIBLE for the train to stop the
men were compelled to go without
their dinners. The motor car was
demolished.
We want to- say to our patrons and
customers, there never was a better
medicine made than Barker's for
Coughs, Colds, Catarrh and Rheums
tism. We can recommend it every
time. At your drug store.
In the Big Greek country north OF
La Vale the mem bers of the Lutheran
congregation celebrated their annual
mission festival Sunday in the grove
near the church. Services were held
in the forenoon by Rev. E. TCeu of
Clyman, Wisconsin, and by Rev. J.
Mittlesteadt of Wonewoc in the after
noon which was followed by lecture
given by Samuel~Miller, StCckbridge
Indian from the Indian mission at
Shawano county, Wis. His lecture
was pertaining to mission work; he
spoke in English and was very inter
esting. A collection was taken which
amounted to $13O.70. Rev Q. Meyers,
the pastor, wishes to thank all those
who so kindly contributed.
Chief of Police Broughton has ar
rived at Evansville with Roy Norton
from Milbank, s. D. Norton was
arrested in Milbank charged with the
theft of an auto from Thomas Steel,
farmer near Evansville. His alleged
partner, Bert Kreger, was arrested iii
Spooner June 8, pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to four and one-half
years at Waupun. The two with the
automobile passed through Baraboo
trying to escape with the machine
which they hid under some hay near
Portage.
Rev. Jesse E. Sarles, who for five
years has been pastor of the Congre-
gationaI church in Amigo, mas been eX-
tended call to fill the pulpit of the
First Corg regationaI church in
Whitew alter. Mr. SsrIes is graduate
of the university, class of '94 and of
Y ale theological seminary in 1913. He
is son of the late John FL, Sarles Of
/ Boscobel. The Whitewater church is
, one of the largest Congreg ational
churches in the state. It's cong rega-
ton numbers about $50 adults. Two
years hence the church will celebrate
, it's seventy-ffth anniversary. The
, church building is also beautiful
= structure and there is also fine par
sonage. The pulpit at Whitewater
: was formerly occupied by the Rev.
Robert Hopkin who has been called to
: the First Congregational church at
Fond du Lac. Mr.. Sarles goes TO
f Whitewater about september l. His
wife, Frances M. Bowen of Madison,
was graduated from the university lin
1913. Rev. Sarles was for merly pastor
: of the Baraboo Congregational church.