Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-12-17

with Principal w r. Rood of the Neills-
vile high school and with the bureau of
c vic and social center development in
the University of Wisconsin extension
division.
Fur caps. Acott-G Gust Co. ADV.
Mrs. II. S. Jennings and Mrs. Laura
M artin go to Waseca, Minnesota, to-
morrow, where they will be the guests
of Mrs. W. P. Pearl and Mrs. Agatha
O,wald at the Grant House during the
holidays. Mrs. Martins daughter,
Miss Portia Martin, will con-
duct a cantata at Fairbault
a I'd the visitors will also journey to
that city to he spectators. Miss Martin
is member of the faculty of an insti-
tuition in Fairbault.
Leather Goods make appropriat
gifts suitable for Ladies' or Gentlemen:
Travelling cases, shopping bags, purses,
bill books, card cases, cigar cases
thermos cases, etc. Practical, sensible
gifts.-J. B. Donovon & 70.
A number of Baraboo people went to
Madison to attend the play of Seven
Keys to Baldpate, and among them
we're: Miss A. E. Hallisey, Miss vi.
Thomas, A. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rheinhardt, Mics Anne Stewart, Ferd
EAinger, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Pfann-
stiehl, Miss Bowling, M. J. McGovern
and George FELTON,.
Full dress suit, H Sc NJ. make, $35.
Acott- Gust Co. ADV.
Guy Lloyd accidentally had the first
finger Of the right hand cut off while
running an engine and shredder at the
F. H. McNutt farm near Oxford. He
was climbing over the boiler to oil
bearing when his hand slipped and his
finger got into the revolving eccentric
cutting it off just below the first joint
Visit Evenson's Christmas Drug
store. ADV.
Perfumes-If there is any special
item that deserves the title of "A
Universal Gift" it is perfume. 1t is
always acceptable. We have choice
line of handkerchief extracts, toilet
waters, sachets, etc. Perfume prices
have not advanced. j. B. Donovan &
Co.
GUY Andrews Of the town of Wood
land underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis at a home where he is employed
about two miles west of Lime Ridge.
The operation was performed by Dr.A.
l.. Farnswonth of Baraboo, assisted by
DR.. A. N. Jones of Reedsburg and DR..
Tdkallac of Lime Ridge. DR.. Farms
worth made the cold ride of IS miles
to reach the patient, in two and a
quarter hours.
Evenson's Christmas Drug store for
holiday gifts Goods of quality. Rea-
sonable prices. We will be pleased to
have you visit our store and inspect our
goods and values. ADV.
Broken lines of Mems and Boys suits
and overcoats, all this seasons goods,
at liberal discount. Acott-Gust Co.
Adv.
A bullet was fired through window
in VIM. Reuschlein's store, last Sunday
evening about 9 o'clock, which came
so close to Henry Reuschlein that it
made him jump. At that time they
thought something in the store had ex-
ploded, but the next morning number
of glass c8ndlesticks in one corner of
the room were found to be broken and
a small hole was then discovered in a
front window The bullet had gore
across the room diagonally, being cut
in two by the candlesticks and a part
of it was found The other part of the
bullet passed on through an inch board
and into the wall. It is supposed tina
the shot was fired by someone in a
as Patrick Welch, who was
standing near window in his building
on the corner, heard the shot, and see
ing an automobile, thought one of its
tires had exploded The bullet passed
through the Reuschlein building in a
direct line from the place where the
automobile was when Mr.. Welch
heard the shot. 1t cannot be learned
who occupied the car as it passed
right along through town. = Spring
Green News.