Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17

morning Mrs. Briggs arose apouU o.ou-
and saw large buck come down 70
the lake, take drsnk and escape up
the side o. the bluff. The deer was a
fine one.
In response to several Protests made
this morning to the mayer regarding
the erection of large signboard in the
west end OF the city the chief of police
was called Upon to investigate. It
was found tAat the billboard is being
erected on railroad property and that
the city has no jurisdiction unless an
ordinance is passed prohibiting the
erection of Objectionable signs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parks and sons
Fred Marshall, William and Ken
neth and daughters Goldie and
Evelyn who reside in Chetek, autoed
frotaa that place to Bara6oo and Mer-
rimack, leaving the above city last
Tuesday. They have many friends
and relatives in this locality, having
lived here about ten years ago. Mr..
Parks states that he encountered a
good desi Of sand while making the
trip.
The family gathering who have
been occupying the Oaks cottage at
Devils Lake for the past week have
broken camp. Those who enjoyed the
week were: Mr.. and Mrs. V. Warren
and family Of Huron, South Dakota,
Mrs. Minnie Warren, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Warren amt family, Abler,.-n'
Mr.. and Mrs Dennis ~-0"h' hoT
gerton, and Mr. <s"ad| Mrs Arthur
Iuoevine ard family of this city.
If was IN the nature of family re-
Union of the Warren family who are
gpestsYof Mr.. and Mrs. Judevine.
Richard Barrow Of BEidgner, Mon
9ana, has been visiting. relatives and1
Old friends here for. g. few days. He
lived here and it has been,
twenty-five yeaEs~since he has visited
BaFaboo. Mr.. Barrow thinks that
the city has improved wonderfully
and was we'll pleased with his stay.
lie was called to, Wisconsin by the
Illness of an uncle at Columbus. He,
left this morning for Brooks, Mime
sofa, where he~wiM visit other rela-,
sives before returning to his home in
Montana.
William J. Power returned yesterday
from Rochester, n. Y, where he at
tended the national convention of the
E4ks lodge. He reports that the
was one of the greatest
events, in, the history of that city.
ofpeople attended the large
parade which, was held on Thursday
and all hotels. were crowded to, the
full extent of their capacity. The
most important work that was carried
cut at the meeting was an apprepria-
ton for new national home, the.lo-
cation of which has not been decided
upon.
A trip to Kentucky by automobile
ss tie, vacation planned by Thomas q.
Brittinghaua, North Henry street, and
with him will go Judge E. Ray Stew
ems. Professors Burr w. Jones and G.
). Siichter. They will take the. route
Indiana and will make a
tour of the bluegrass region of Ken
lucky. The travellers return by way
Of Cincinnati and Indianapolis, reach
ing Madison about three weeks from
the time of leaving. Madison Demo
crat.
At the home of Earl GuiIes, who re-
sides in the Big Greek country near
L "a Vale, a COW attacked the nine
year-old son of Burt Pierce of Milwau-
kee. The animal trampled the lad I'M
der her feet and Lfoke three ribs be-
sides ipjuring him internally. Mrs.
EuiEes went to the rescue of the lad
and had to take refuge on top of a
fence The dog joined In the trouble
and chased tae cow away, no doubt
saving the boys life. The boy is
nephew of Mr.. Guiles and came for
visit. 1t is thought the COW attacked
the boy TO protect her young calf.
This office has received a circular
rom Mrs. E. J. Campbell, Olympia,
which tells of a NUM-
,lpal middle in the western town.
There is q fight on for better water