Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-12-16
Friday

stitute for nervous heart trouble
Mrs. Sidney Chase and little son, and
her sister, Mrs. R. M. Hamlin OF
Grand Rapids, Michigan, left this
morning for Necedah to spent some
time at the home home of their par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Brooks.
Seneca Briggs and his daughter, Mrs
F. Hansen, of KIbourn and his sister
in-law, Mrs. M. Per1is, of Minnesota
have returned to Kllbourn after short
visit in Reedsburg.
Cornelius Pings died a few days ago
at his home in the town of Roxbury,
Dane county He was born in
Germany in 1886 and leaves many rela-
tives.
The late county board of Richland
county provided tax of $1,000 in each
township to be expended in hiring men
and teams to drag the roads. THIS
means better roads for Richland coun.
ty.
Mrs Armitice on the South Side
took her little son, aged Is months, to
Chicago yesterday where he will I'M
dergo an operation for a bad hair lip
I'd cleft palate at one of the city
hospitals.
John D. Steuber Of Merrimack town
came up from Madison yesterday and
stayed over night with his sister, Mrs
Maggie True, and left this morning for
Sarona to visit the William Hill family
and look after some of his property
there.
Mr.. and Mrs John Meisser have re-
turned from a visit with relatives at
Sank City, Prairie du Sac and Sump-
ter.
The Country club met at the home Of
Mrs Otto Powell on Webster Prairie
Thursday. AS is customary, the time
was spent in sewing for the hostess.
All enjoyed the dinner served. The
club will meet at the home Of Mrs. S.
?, Searle the first Thursday in Janu-
AIRY.
Mrs. Simon Thuerer wishes to thank
her many friends for the words of SYM
pathy and cheer which che received on
the IS post cards. Mrs. Thuerer is in a
Reedsburg hospital for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Weiland went to
see her today. Mrs. Weiland is Mrs.
Thuerer's sister.
Mrs. Peter Richards enjoyed visits
the past week from old friends. On
Friday Mi s M, L Drown of Baraboo
stopped off enroute home from Beloit;
on Saturday noon Mrs. Emma Williams
of Baraboo came and spent the after
noon with her and on Monday Miss
Louise Claud of Devils Lake was her
guest Lodi Enterprise.
"Bill" Dittman had little experience
recently that made him think he had
oeen mistaken for one of the Dupont
powder mills and someone was trying
to blow him up. When he flied his
pipe rifle cartridge went in with the
tobacco by mistake. When Bill recov-
red from the shock that followed he
discovered that his pipe had gone up
with the smoke. -Norwalk Star.
There was meeting in the lecture
room of the library on Thursday eve
ming to make arrangements for a SER
les of lectures or talks on various sub
jects during the winter These will be
announced from time to time. The fol-
lowing committee will arrange a pro
gram: superintendent A. c. Kingsford,.
Miss Lillian Reinking, Miss Georgiana
McFetridge and Attorney J. H. Hill.
The following will look after the nee
essary business: j. H. Hill, G. w. An
drews. Miss Christian Wright, Miss
Reinking and Miss McFetridge.
It's better to be clam than a Gala
nifty. It's better to be dead than a
dead beat. It's better to be a horn
than hornet. It's better to be a live
coward than a dead hero It's better
to be tongue-tied than a tattler. It's
better to be spring goose than a win
ter gosling. It's better to buy shot than
get shot. It's better to smoke here
than after. : Marshield Herald.
An x-ray photograph at the Baraboo
hospital shows that Adoph Stebbler has
fractured rib and small fracture at
the top of his hip.bone. A picture shows
that Fred Stackhouse has a fractured
bone in his foot. The two fell from a
roof at the Carpenter Deppe lumber
yard and the former will be in the hos
pital for several days,
Carl Adam of Black Hawk is enrolled
as pupil at the Baraboo Business Col
lege.