Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-19
Tuesday

: Mr.. and Mars. william Wichern are
the proud possessors of SO bright little
r. I. Red chicks. The bunch va
Matched from liz eggs.
Drs. Powers and Winslow of she
Barapoo hospital yesterday performed
operations on Miss Cloa Whitmore for
appendicitis and on the son OF Herman
Vosz Of Elroy for adeneids aud tonsils.
w. w. Warner, who underwent an
operation at the Rochester hospital
January "a, is eonvalescing slowly
and In few days will be moved from
the hospital to hotel. Mrs. Warner
aud her son, Paul, are with him.
Madison K.
Mrs. WIN. Schulz who had been
suffering since last fall with dropsy,
died Sunday morning at the age of 78
years. She left to mourn, her bus
band, daughter, and one sister ,be-
sides other relatives and friends.
Funeral Wednesday forenoon at II
O'Clock at the house and later at the
Lutheran church at Leland, of which
she was a faithful ..nember. Services
in charge of Rev. Maulwourf.
Mrs. Herman Lucht died Saturday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Besides her
husband she leaves eight children to
mourn her loss, her youngest baby be-
ing week old. Interment was made
Monday in the Lutheran cemetery
Rev. G. Meyers oficia ting.
The funeral of Thomas Dryer, who
died in Milwaukee on Friday after
short illness, was held at st. Patrick's
church Monday Feb. 10Th. Those who
came to attend the funeral were his
sons, John and Thomas Dwyer, of
Milwaukee; and daughter. Mrs.
James O'MaIley, Black River Falls;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Dryer, Mil
waukee; William Dwyer, Chicago;
John Rigney, Pewaukee; Mrs. Dennis
Callahan, Milwaukee; and Thomas
Dwyer of Milwaukee.
Mrs. Nathan FQrnsworth has gone
to Los Angeles, Cal, where she will
spend about three weeks. The prop
erty owned by Mrs. Farnsworth in
the western city is about to be sold
for parking purposes the sale of which
called her TO her former home.
Mrs. julius Day of Nasheora, who
has visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Wagner In Sumptery
for several days, came to BaTaboo this
morning and left later for Marshfield
and Arcadia where she will spend a
week before returning to her home.
The food sale on Saturday by the
ladies of the northeastern section of
the city for the proposed general hos
pital, netted $500.
Miss Mildred Meyers has undergone
an operation at the Gem City General
hospital. Rer brother, Thomas Meyers,
who underwent an operation some
days ago, has so far recovered that he
is able to leave the institution.
Mrs. James AeIly, Mrs. Frank
Fessey Reedsb urg, and Mrs. E. M.
Pierson, Cszensvia, called in Barabeo
Their mother, Mrs. s. Cor
bin, accompanied Mrs. Kelly to her
home.
Former City treasurer w. B. Ha
zeltine announces that he is candi-
date for that Offs at the coming
spring election. Mr.. Hazeltine filled |
the office with ability before and his |
many friends will be glad to see him
there again.
G. w. Harvey, secretary of the
Dodge County Fair association, an
nounces that he is seriously consid-
sring barring all fortune tellers from |
;he fair this year, owing to the disas-
srous experience of man, who became |
infatuated with one of the star readers
and lost his fortune before he woke
I'D. Fake fortune tellers, as well as q |
OF of other fakes, should be elimine-
ed from the Amusement progra m of |
my fair.
Within a few days, William and |
George Salmonds, and their families
will arrive from Illinois to make their |
1omes at Baraboo. The terrible drouth |
If last year and the high price of land |
n Illinois Is causing some in the
sucker state to seek homes elsewhere.
William Salmonds will reside on Mrs.
Z. e. Hoyt's place near town and his
brother will move to the s. F. Able
- o~. sa r,,o north IF RQrohao Toen-l