Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-11-06
of missions in place OF Rev. w. ]
Buchanan, resigned.

of missions in place OF Rev. w. J.
Buchanan, resigned.
A chinese student named Young
was before the student court at the
state university at Madison for
failure TO wear the cap for freshmen.
He gave the folio wing defense: "The
green cap is a token of disgrace in
China. When mans wife is un-
faithful to him people point to him in
scorn and so he has to wear he green
cap" Young said that although his
country don the green caps here
TO show their desire to live up to the
Wisconsin customs, it was neverthe-
less with some qualm. His case was
dismissed.
peIintendeut and Mrs. Charles
Gorst of Mendoza are visiting friends
in Bsraboo
E. w. Prothero and James McGinnis
went to GAINESVILLE yesterday where
the former will participate in the
automobile races.
Mrs. Cooper Newell lost a leather
hand bag recently and teIephoned the
News. Mrs. Andrews found a bag
which answered TO that description
and returned it to its owner. Let US
help GU find our lost articles.
A resident near Baraboo reports that
a neighbor Of his came to town on Sat-
day night and took on so much booze
thai he did not know whether a crow
was white or back. While in this
condition he claims he was
robbed of about $50 as be was passing
along the street near the river. Re
failed to report the little ircident to
the police as he did not come to his
senses until the next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. I. Kindschi and
daughter, Mrs. Tarnutzer, of Prairie
du Sac were in Baraboo today.
AT the recent banquet given by st.
JOseph's congregation, $685. was real
lied, making it a success inanci ally
as we'll as socially.
Friends of Conductor q. e.. SchmiGt
surprised him on November 3, that
day being a birthday anniversary for
him. A fine supper was served anu
a good time enjoyed.
Mrs Elizabeth Butler and son,
John, Of Excelsior are in the CITY TO-
day. Although the family have re-
sided twelve miles from BaraboO for
the past twelve years, this is their
first visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Christie and
three sons of Reedsburg were Sund ~
guests at the Christie home on Fifth
avenue. Miss Mary Christie is now
visiting her grandmother who is re-
covering from a recent Illness
DR.. and Mrs. Webster have returned
home after a visit at the w. ID Porter
and r. b. Griggs homes. DR.. and
Mrs. Webster and Mrs. r. B Griges
spent several days IN Chicago, return
ing to Baraboo at the week end.
Traffic on the new G.. & n. w. rail-
way line through Oxford is increasing
daily and it Is predicted that double
track will soon be necessity. "From
midnight Monday unvil 8 O'Clock
Tuesday evening"" says the Oxford
Times, 1874 trains not including work
trains, passed through here, aggrega-
ting a total of 5000 cars"
Mrs. E. M. Bennett and daughter,
Mrs. Nellie Jeffries, have gone 10
the home of the former in Green Bay.
Mrs. Bennett formerly resided in Bar
aboo and has been guest at the home
of her daughter for several weeks. The
ladv's son, Sol Huntington, has his
office In the same building with DIR.
Bertram. whom Baraboo friends will
recall married Miss Clara Barkhausen,
former Baraboo teacher. They will
also be interested to know that Dr..
and Mrs. Bertram are the parents OF
baby girl.
Miss Anna Atkinson Of Rec Ter
North Dakota, who has been a guest
of her PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Atkinson near Lodi for the past two
months motored to the Gem City this
morning to take the express train.
Miss Atkinson, although having bare
ly reached her majority, went to
North Dakota five years ago, alone
and without friends. Four miles
from a moi c hh0r Sho had a UshaoHU