Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04
Tuesday


Mrs. H. n. Jennings and Mrs. Lau-
ra P. Martin have taken rooms in Kill
bourn for the summer.
David Irving of Milwaukee is visiting
at the home of Robert Wilcox, Thine
treet.
Mrs. F. Van Vleet returned today to
her home lin Wyeville after short
time spent in Baraboo with friends
and relatives.
The trials in the cases of Fanny Ep-
stien and Jennie Isaacson. charged with
the theft of diamonds in the Gamm
jewelry store at Madison will be post
poned from June 4 to June Is.
Dr. c. A. Rood of Reedsburg has
gone to Seattle on account of the crit
ical illness of his only son Mackly Rood
| in sanitarium there
The Dodgefeld Republic says that
the county clerk there paid out $123. so
in one day as the bounty on rattle
shakes. The bounty was fifty cents
each.
Albert w. Schroeder, E. E. Apker
and former Sheriff E. E. Nichols of the
town of Woodland, were in Baraboo
Monday Mr. Schroeder took out his
first papers for naturalization.
w. H. Ode and w. H. Marriott spent
Sunday in Milwaukee. Mr.. Ode re-
turned Sunday evening and Mr.. Marriott
transacted business there over Mon
day.
Miss Helen Philips of Oak Park, who
has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs
A. G. Ryan, and other relatives, has
returned to ner nome in the Chicago
suburb.
A note to this paper states to change
the address of the paper going to
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Hull from Wilkins
burg Pa. to Topeka, Indiana.
Miss Hulda Brown of Prairie du Sac,
who has been visiting at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. Robert Braun, east of
the city, has gone to Ableman for a
stay with relatives.
Mrs. Belle Thomas and daughter,
Miss Ethel, Of Madison, who have been
guests at the Theron Case home for
several days, went to La Crosse today
for visit Of week with relatives.
Mrs. Louis Schanke and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Schanke and Mr.
and Mrs. John Wettstien attended the
funeral of the late Albert Schanke in
Alderman today.
A cat was brought from the home of
Arthur Hills to Glen Cottage at Dur
wards Glen distance of three miles.
The animal was conveyed in sack in a
buggy and after the ride of three
miles came back.
Ringing Brothers have placed rush
order for cars to take the place Of the
forty burned at Cleveland a few days
ago. A number of cars have been leased
and added to the ones they had in
order to prevent delays in the intinerary
of the circus.
Mrs. Daniel Ruggles entertained yes
| terday at dinner in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. j. E. Wright of Honolulu. In
the afternoon Attorney Ruggles and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Wright enjoy
ed motor trip to the big dam at Prai-
RE du Sac
Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Hall went to
Menomonie today where they will at
tend the graduation exercises of the
Stout Institute. Their daughter, Miss
Wanda, graduates from a course in
domestic science Thursday evening.
During the thunder shower Sunday
afternoon lightning struck the farm
house occupied by Charles Higgins and
owned by Henry Miller, the farm being
better known as the old Nc CURE place
three miles north on the cemetery road.
The bolt seemed to come in at ain open
window in the hall Plastering was
knocked off the walls in several places
and picture frames broken
while on the outside of the house sever
al clap boards were loosened and the
nails drawn partly out
&c. Admire, general agent for
Terry's Big Uncle Toms Cabin
Tent Show, was in Baraboo
yesterday m a king arrang
ments for the performance here on
Saturday, June b. The play will be
given under canvas at the corner of
Fourth avenue and Park street, and ac-
cording to the advertising matter the
company giving the production is a
good one. There will be a street pa