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

returned to that place sitter visitir e
her mother, Mrs. S. Corbin, in I'll e
Gem City.
Mrs. Craig Holloway was taken to
the Gem City hospital Sunday even
ing and was operated on for intestinal
ulcers today.
Miss Maeta Junge left Saturday after
noon for Milwaukee and Menomonee,
Michigan, where she will visit friends
for the coming fortnight.
Mrs. w. Board has returned to her
home in Adams after spending the
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ell. Graft, in BaFaboo.
Misses Elizabeth aud Maud At
fridge, teachers in North Freedom and
Glenville, respectively, spent Sunday
with their parents in Fairfield.
Miss Alice Kindschi has returned
to Winfield where she teaches in Dist
No. =. Miss Kindse1i has enjoyed q
vacation for the past two weeks.
Mrs. o.. Won Valid and Mrs. Leon
ard Meyer were called 80 Chicago Sat
urday morning. The formers brother,
John Holm, has BEEN stricken with
paralysis.
Miss Catherine GosIine> who ID axes
her home with her sister, Mrs. Dave
Roach, in Baraboo was called to her
home in Glen O4ks this morning by
the Illness of her father who is re-
covering from an, attack OF typhoid.
Mrs. y. A. Peabedie spent the day
in ReeGlsburg With Der father. D. M.
Sheldon. Mr.. sheldon leaves Tuesday
for the west and willvisit during the
winter with, relatives in Seattle, Ia
Gonna, San Francisco, Los Angeles
and other places.
Mis-. Daniel Naehreiner has returned
to her home in White Mound after
spending Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert MaIboy, in FAIR
field. Mrs. MallOy will spend Thurs
day OF next week at the Naehreiner
home when Mrs Nachreiner will en-
tertain at birthday dinner.
u. L. Lamb, and SOFA of Billings,
Montana, and Charles Stadler of Bars-
boo have purchased thDee sections of
Northern Wisconsin land 10 be used
for grazing purposes. Mr.. Lamb has
q cattle ranch In Montana and Mr..
Stadler has been interested in north
ern Wisconsin for several years.
Menomonie Leader.
J. E.. Jones of Portage and engineers
Sloan and CLARK have ridden
over the route of the proposed
electric line between Portage,
Prairie du Sac and Madison in order to
get some idea of the cost of the new
road. They were pleased with the
routes selected according to the MaGi-
son Democrat.
G. II. Bunker of the depot lunch
room leaves soon for Montana where
he will be employed by the Shaver
News company carrying ON about the
same line of business as Mr.. Bunker
has followed for the past six years.
The lunch room at the station will be
in charge of a new man from Mil
waukee. Mr.. Bunker's family will
remain in Baraboo until spring.
Mrs. Bernard Russell was rendered
farewell surprise at her home on
Hill street Saturday evening by
about twenty of her old friends and
neighbors. The company brought q
delicious lunch and pleasant evening
was enjoyed. Mis-. Russell leaves for
Adams this evening where the family
will reside In the future and where
Mr.. Russell has preceded her.
One case of smalIpox-only one in
Portage-has developed In family in
the Second ward, but there is no occa-
sion for q scare. IL was promptly re-
noried to the health officer and is
strictly quarantined. Smallpox of
modern pc generally is SO milo as TO
be difficult to identify and it rarely
carries with IL the danger to life or the
Disagreement that characterized he
oil sease in days OF yore.-Portage DEM
ocrat
About fifty friends of Mrs. Manford
Bump reminded her that it was her
birthday anniversary Saturday even
ing and came in q body to help her
celebrate the occasion. The company