Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-03-06
(Fron Mondays Daily.)

Many North western locomotives e
receiving acetylene headlights.
f. D. CLARK was In Reedsburg yes
{ ;rday.
The amount won by the local Y. M
g. A. in the Jennie Brice contest was
1000
Judge r. d. Marshall is in this city
for few days looking after his busi-
ness interests.
j. f. Williams was in Baraboo for q
short time on his way home to visit
his son, Rev. y. &. Williams. Mr..
Williams has returned to his home at
Paramount, North Dakota.
The Woman's Catholic Order Of
Foresters initiated eleven members
last night, after the work a bar quit
was served.
The sc wing circle of the German
Lutheran church met with Mrs.
August Killian yesterday afternoon.
There was good attendance.
The funeral of Conductor A. G.
Astrup, who died in New Mexico
some days ago, was held in. Madison
on Thursday. Those from Baraboo
who attended the services were Mr..
anu Mrs. j. G. Moran, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. g. Cook, Mrs, Belle Wood, e. E.
Hallisey, William FrenE, Fred Pur-
cell and Henry Starr, Interment was
at Bangor today. Those who went 10
Bangor were Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. Moran, Fred
Purcell, FL. Starr, Enos Sherman,
Baraboo, and Joseph Schroeder,
Galena.
Mrs. Erie Groth was hostess to the
Twentieth Century club on Thursday
afternoon. The program given proved
to be especially interesting. Mrs. E..
V. Alexander gave her paper on ~Cai-
fornia Landmarks" cleaning fine
accounts from her personal visit to the
missions in California. The three act
play, "Milestones," written by Arnold
Bennett, was reviewed by Mrs. Geo.
Thuerer and the discussion as led by
Mrs. Margaret Hill who gave revie W
of the authors life and writings. The
meeting adjourned to meet on Thurs
day, March l3, with Miss Rose Plat,
227 seventh avenue, at which Time the
annual elee ion of officers wilI take
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sells have
moved to Evansville, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Sells will be remem bered as Miss
KiitZmann.
Mrs. James Reilly, who has be- n
visiting his grandson, w. f. Holden,
and family on First street, has returned
to her home in Evansville.
Mrs. Eva Alexander, treaSU rer CT
the Sank County historical society
has received a letter FROM Professor
Alexander of Madison stating that he
will not be able to address the society
on account of failing health. Son.
program will be arranged for the
next meeting.
Conductor and Mrs. n. M. Smith
hane gone to Cleveland, Chicago and
other places on an extended trip. AT
che former place they will visit Mrs.
Smiths relatives and at Chicago they
will see and hear Edison's latest per-
lection in the invention line, the talk
ing movies.
At Milwaukee the Kuryer Publish
ing company has started suit again t
Archbishop Messmer of Milwaukee
aud Bishops Fox of Green Bay Schwe-
bach of Lacrosse, Schinner of Super
ior, Wis, and Els of Marquette, Mich. {,
charging them with conspiracy to
ruin the business of the publishing
company, asking for 100000 alleged
damages,
They claim the defendants have in
terfered with their business and are
seeking an Injunction.
In the circuit court this afternoon,
Judge Turner signed an order to show
cause why the defendants should not
be restrained, pending the trial of the
case, from committing any of the al
legged acts with which they are charged.
The order is returnable March before
Judge Halsey.
This issue contains the first part of
q splendid article from the pen of John
y. Jones of Chicago All interested
in the Wisconsin river and the old
DAYS at Merrimack will find something
more than is usually found in such an
article.