Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-29
Tuesday

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Attorney e. c. Gottry OF Reedsburg
has been appointed court commission
or In the place Of the late g. Stevens.
Mrs. Benjamin Montieth died few,
days ago In Milwau keP, aged 81 years.
she was well known In Portage and
Kilbourn.
There will be o shadow social a. the
home of Mr.. and MRS Joe Harris.
school Dist. No. II, Thursday evening".
February 5.
Mrs. John Eucher and daughter
Pauline, of Prairie 1u Sac are guests
at the home of the formers sister,
Mrs. Gottlieb Claus.
Mrs James Brennan, three daughters.
and son, went to Reedsburg Saturday
afternoon to visit Mrs. Breennan'a
mother, who is in poor health.
Mrs. F. N. Bennett writes from
Blue Creek, Washington, thas they
look forward with pleasure for the ar
rival of the Baraboo Weekly News.
A card from N. II. Smith is dated att
Dallas, Texas, ana says that the ex--
cursiou has just passed through the oil
wells OF Oklahoma. He adds there,
are thousand of them.
Mrs. Cora TreadwelI Brown Of
North Milwaukee died at the home OF
her brother, Or. &. l.. T-eadweil, In
Kilbourn, January %. Burial occNr-.
red Saturday at Reedsburg.
Mrs. Verge Douglas underwent am
operation this afternoon at the Bara~
boo hospital for chronic appen dicitis
and complicated abdominal condi~-
tons.
Mrs. A. A. Smith of Marquette
Michigan. who has many frienis in
Baraboo, passed through here this
morning on her way to Reedsburg
where she will visit her sister. Later
Mrs. Smith will be a guest of Mrs.
Clyde Fletcher in Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. P. Elias OF North,
Freedom have departed for Ontario,
San Bernadino county, California,
where they WILL visit their daughter,
Mrs. Raymond Sherwood, nee Grace
Elias, for two months.
Mrs. Ernest Kunzelman Of @e
| GIziJJaf TraaEz v,niuhh0rb006 hvC =, a. e.
to a Chicago hospital on account OF O.
case of blood poison. Mr.. Kunzel-
man also went to Chicago for week.
end stay and was accompanied by
Robert Rod well, who went to see his !
sister, Miss Ethel RodwelE.
Rev. James Lawson, a we'll known
worker in she Methodist church, died
in India in November. He wss aged
81 years and son of Rev. James Law
J son, we'll known in Baraboo. The SON
spent the greater portion of his life
working for the advancement of the
people in India.
On complaint of Father E. &
ORellIy of st, Joseph's Catholic
church. a charge of SANDER has bean
made against A. w. Foster Of this
city. The case will come before Justice
Sheldon of Reedsburg on February ID.
Ihls case is said to be of the same
nature as the one before Justice II. La
Halsted some weeks ago
The last legislature passed a law
providing that the state shall pay to
the counties of Price, Iron Vii . and
Oneida such sums as may be levis6
against the state upon the assessment
of forestry lands in taoSe cju lJie$
Secretary of State Donald raises thes
question as TO whether or not the
state should do this because it Vie
Iates the uniform law thai town and
county governments shall be unlfOrm@
The case of Grant d. Fosdick of
Madison has been continued to Feb
ruary in Justice Halsted's court.
The complaint is non-support of "a
child and 1t is limited che case Will
never come to trial. A marriage HI.
cense has been issued 30 the divorced
wife, Oral Fosdick, nee Oral Amss,
of La Vale and George Reuscn of
Sank City. The wedding is to take
place this week.
Contractor James Robinson OF tLiS
city has located a camp near the Funk
farm in Caledonia and viii work
twenty-one teams and twenty-five men
on the job of hauling gravel from the
Little pit for the Caledonia road i'm
provement. The new camp will re
known as scamp Robinson Az A
large number of Portage men are e.
gagged on the job. There ase 2. 800 yards
of gravel to be hauled to the road y
a. tho xr;o;rStu IF tina Eupk farm