Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-12-11
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Wolfe, Walter Carol, Raymond Steu-
Der, George Dobratz, George Plgg and
Cyril Dwyer.
Miss Alma Rudy and Mrs. FL. N.
Eschenbach were among the North
Freedom shoppers.
Born to Mr.. and @@Mrs. Grin Hoag,
Greenfield, son Dec. 2.
Mis-. T. A. Twist of Sanderson
Tex as, who is visiting at the home OF
sister, Mrs. A. Curtis, is in Madison
Her sister accompanied her.
At the Presbyterian bazaar held
last evening In the church parlors
$4,000 was cleared. A large COM
pany came to partske of the supper
and the articles we re all sold.
George I. Mcfarland has sold his
residence on Third street to Henry
Netcher, VINO has resided near the
fair ground for some years. The
place recently sold was the property
of Mrs. Victoria Wheeler Hawley fol
many years.
The following came yesterday to at
tend the A. G. conference: Hyatt
Weaver, Evansville; Elder and Mrs
E. B. Arner, Evansville; Elder anc
Mrs. B. N. Meigs, Arena; Mrs. Lows:
Rusten, Monroe; Mrs. Sarah Bar
ringer, Edgerton; Mrs. Frank Drefell
Evansville; Mrs. j. s. Bowdin, Brod
head; Mrs. Persis Horn, Evansville
Miss Ella Jones, Valla Cherie, India
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mack
Watertown.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ell. Hutter at
tended the funeral of John Smith a.
Plain says the Spring Green News
VIM. Jene vein of Baraboo, A. Rich.
ards of Mineral Point and Oliver Ricd
ards of Canada were among those who
were present at the funeral OF this old
Sank county resident. 1t will bt
remembered that Mr.. Smith died IL
Montana about two years ago. The
family was located far from a railroad
and the body was temporarily buried
on their claim.
Mrs. Anna Burt says that ate
she read about City Attorney Cady''
Investigations concerning early rail
road days that it brought to mind ar
amusing instance of pioneer efforts
A railroad meeting was called anc
when the time came but three were
present: Colonel 8. V. e. AblemaD
General A. w. Starks and Major &
FL. Williams. Evidently not every
one was confident that the iron hors'
would finds its way into the Barabo'
valley. Afte W aids the report ap
peared that the m setting was large
respectable sn1 influential one
Colonel Ablen an weighed about 25'
pounds and when asked to explain
about the meeting said that he wa
large, General Starks was respectable
ard Major Williams was influential
There was merry chuckle the length
and breadth Of the valley which ma.
or may not have had an influence il
bringing the road, so long expected.
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