Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-10-30
Thursday


| Mrs. l.. M. Jocobs has undergone
an operation for gall stones. The
| patient is at the Baraboo hospital.
Mrs. O. J. Aalbman, daughter,
Carol, and son, Virgil, of Merrimack |
are guests at the L. Fort home
! Second avenue.
Henry Putt, Guy Parks and Fred |
erick Smith went to HiIlsboro this |
morning where they will build a &C.
ment side walk in the business section. |
! d. w. Hulburt of Wauwatosa, |
state superintendent of missions for |
the Baptist State convention, will |
speak in the Baptist church in Bara-
boo Thursday evening.
] Chenille is keeping pace with Bara-
boo when it comes to electric lights. A
few cement posts have been erected
along the highway and it looks es if
lights would soon illuminate the
houses in the region of the dam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sebastian Gavol and
son, Lyman, of Sank Prairie drove to
the Gem City this morning and left
later for LaValle where they will
visit Mrs. Gavol's sister, Ms. Oric
Grover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prime went to
Barron this morning. They were
joined at Reedsuurg by Johu Prime of
Duo County, South Dakota, who has
spent the past weeks visiting friends
and relatives in the vicinity. TIE
! party will visit at the home of Mr..
John Prime, who is nephew Of John
Prime Of South Dakota.
On Sunday while hunting on the
Baraboo bluffs between Baraboo and
Merrimack, Eddie Drummer, brother
of Mrs. Herman Welk, was accidental
~ shot in the leg, arm and hand.
Adam Welk was with him and when
a rabbit stared he fired, not knowing
his companion was in the direction the
gun was pointed. Part of the shot
I were removed but most of them went
50 deep into the flesh they could not
4 be located.
DR.. f. J. Johnson of North Free
dom. assistant mining physician, has
4 been appointed deputy health off GER
y for the Eau Claire district. DR.. John
i sons friends congratulate him upon
3 the ripe plum which he has plucked
1 from the tree Of Fortune but will
d miss his cheerful presence in the viii
s lage. DR.. Johnson went to Madison
q this morning TO conclude arrange
B ments for the change.
The Right Rev. Bishop James
81 Schwebacb, accompanied by Rev
"a Dr.. Robert b. Condor of LaCrosst
= have gone to Boston to participate ir
' the Catholic Missionary congress
g. which opens on Sunday and CONTINUES
o during the week. There will be ar
e address given in each of the seventy
five Catholic churches by the most
= prominent orators in che church. D.
t Condor is especially honored, having
been assigned the cardinals own
l church TO make the address. He YVES
g formerly at Reedsburg and is well
y known in Baraboo.
f. J. Myers, formerly a resident Of
the town of Sumpter, and Baraboo
writes from Chinao, California, as
:" follows: 1t has been very successful
season for us. have cut and baleG
$50 tons Of hay up to date from Is
= acres and will cut two crops before the
81 season ends. [ have sold the most OF
e my alfalfa for $13 per ton. This is q
B great alfalfa country. [ had At tons
from one cutting that grew IN 80 days.
8 I commenced cutting this the End of
q July and on the 10Th cut the same
piece again and got IS tons. Alfalfa
d wants lots of water at the right tine
q to make hay quick. We are enjoying
d our new home and just put in electric
n lights. We have all the modern i'm
- monuments tho sauna az in tho aifu