Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-16
Thursday

huur1i III w CSShclu' WITS. Alexander
and baby are getting along fac. :.
Engineer and Mrs. ]. M. Donahue re-
turne home last night from Xix
weeks pleasure trip to points in
Tennessee and Arkansas. They report
the fields green, the leaves out ard
flowers in boom in the sunny south.
Mrs. Willism lawson, state president
of the W. q. T. u. will arrive Wed
/ nesday to spend several days in Bara-
boo. She will be entertained during
"a part OF Der stay at the home of Mrs.
Verdi Davenport.
| Mrs. @. w. Falc3ner and little
daughter, Lavets, of PardeviIle are
guests at The home of Mrs. FaIconer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rod
vel, Birch street.
Mrs. w. IL. Huffman and two sor
of Clinton, Iowa, have returned home
after a visit of week with Mrs.
Humans parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Rumpf.
W. J. Mckay of Madison, formerly
a resident of Bsraboo, is q candidate
for department. commander of the 6.
A. r. 1t Is ssid tnat he is the only
one In the field.
State Forester E. M. Griffith, well
known in Baraboo, has und srgone an
operation at a Madison hospital for
appendicitis. He is reported recover
Ing rapidly.
The governor hiss named the dele
gates to the marketing Conferences to
held in Chicago on April 1t-16
The list is headedbY w. d
Hoard and among the delegates ave
Viii Head of LaValle.
On Suodsy Thomas g. HanIey
walked with two companions frou
Portage to the Mshoney farm in Gale.
topia. Soon after arriving he was
taken seriously Ill with appendicitis
out an operation was delayed for the
present.
| A motor cycle ridden by George
F. Burdick came around the cor
ner of Eighth and Ash streets at such
a rapid pace on Sunday afternoon that
the rider lost control of the machine
and bumped into the residence of At
torney Daniel Ruggles. The machine
was somewh At damaged.
r. Wiley, who has been visiting
bis brother, Herman Wiley, has G. ne
TO Sank City to see his mother. He
| will return soon to his home at Shelby,
| Iowa. The visitor reports about The
same kind of weather in Iowa as
Wisconsin with some Of the spring
seeding done.
A hens egg weighing four ounces
md measuring in circumference 81 b,
inches, Is on exhibition at the Gran
awelry store. g. 1t was brc ught in BY
Otto Geymann of the First ward, who
declares that 1t was not laid by young
,strich but by one of bis aristocratic
and ambitious White Brahma pullets.
Portage Democrat.
AT Portage o pet dog in car ownec
oy Edgar J. Carnegie became restless
and the owner of the machine at
ampted to turn around snd look at
he dog in the rear. AS he wes doing
his the steering wheel was turneF
md the car wens into the ditch
urned over and the occupants had
narrow escape fron death. Mr. Car
egie was pulled from beneath tn
Ear with a wrenched back. The ma
'hine was badly damaged.
The Methodist church auditorium
and gallery were filed to their capacity
onday evening with Baraboo music
overs when the Beloit College Giet
and Mandolin clubs of thirty-six mem
oers appeared under the auspices of tn,
hristian Endeavor society. The Gle
stub Is equipped musicAliy with {
very strong aggregation; their voice-
re trained to remarkable harmony
singing with freedom that betokenet
confidence. The audience heartily
expressed it's appreciation of every ap
oearance and shared equally with
he Beloit Mandolin club which pre-
'ented a remarkably talented company
young men.
Sunday N 1rning while services
we're being held in the Baptist church
at Reedsburg cinder dropped from
sne chimney aud fell onto the shingles
4ud ia moment started blaze
Toe fire was discovered by two strang.
ers who got some water ane a board
and CHM bed to the roof of the churc
and put the blaze out. In the mean
time soma one sent in an ALARM ,,f Fl r.