Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-01-30

Mrs. Emma Williams has gone to
Chicago, Colorado and California. She
will visit relatives at each of the above
Miss Anna Rowland is spending q
few days with her friend, Miss Sarah
Evans, in Madison.
At the meeting of the Madison Pa
triotic club last evening Mrs. w. o.
Pietzsch presented a paper on General
Robert E. Lee.
Drs. Farnsworth and Beech of Bar :
aboo andDrJohnson of North Freedom
operated on Mrs. Bunker at Merri-
mack yesterday.
Mrs. w. E. Conway writes to send
her paper to Anna Maria, Florida. For
some time she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charles E. Ringing.
Sarasota, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Harrison have
returned from an extensive trip
through the eastern states where they
have been visiting relatives since the
fourteenth of November.
AT Spring Green a brickbrat was
thrown through the window of q
residence and not long after stone
went crashing In. The owner is look
ing for the fellow who perpetrated the
deed.
Rev. Kuhlow, pastor of the Ger
man Evangelical church at Wonewoc,
has resigned to take professorship in
the Northwestern college at Water
town. Rev. FL. w. Schmelling oil
Sparta will succeed him.
The name of J. l.. White isl now
printed as the editor and publisher OF
the Waunakee index. He formerly
resided at North Freedom,-snd Bara.
boo and Mrs. White will be remember
ed as Miss Exilds Hackett Eof North
Freedom.
Dennis J. Taylor, who rented the
livery barn formerly occupied by
Jacob Alexander, will resume the stage
line to Prairie du Sac. The line has
not been in operation for some days.
| A. J. Mold will continue as the driver.
Mrs A. S. HawIey, 438 Third St., on
Thursday sustained aseverely sprained
ankle. A step lader on which she was
standing slipped and the fall resulted
in the injury. 1t was necessary to put
the member in a plaster cast.
J. M. Johnson of Superior is visit.
ing at the home of his brother, Judge
w. A. johnson, Lynn avenue. Mr..
Johnson says it has been cold at
Superior, the thermometer 'going
down on one occasion to 81 below.
The Koppe1 brothers and sisters of
Wonewoc weighs L. 474 pounds. The
family consists of Frank Koppen, AL
toona, Wis, Emil Koppen, Hill
point, Wisconsin, Albert Koppen,
Wonewoc, Wis, Robert Koppep, AL
toona, Wis.,, Anna Koppen, Madison,
Wis, August Koppen, Wonewoc,
Wis, Will Koppen, louisville, Mimi.
and Elsa Koppen, Madison, Wis.
AssembIyman Laursen of She'll
Lake has introduced bill that pro-
poses a new system of taxation for
lands containing mineral rights.
The bill is Of special interest for ithe
| reason that in order to tax these
rights as proposed by Mr.. Laursen it
would be necessary to place a. value
on ore not yet dug out of the ground.
He is prepared to inform the assem-
bly, that this can be done with full
justice to the owner of the mineral
rights.
Mrs. Carrie SIade and mother, Mrs.
Caroline Evans, 719 Ash St., leave TO-
night for Albany, Oregon, to visit at
the home of Mrs. SHADES son-in-law
and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. Wallace.
The visit will be surprise to Mrs.
Wallace as she does not know the
visitors are coming. DR.. Wallace has
kindly arranged for the trip (which
! will cover about four months. ALBANY
is in the center of the Oregon cherry
country and about so miles south of
Portland.
Death at Washington.