Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-10-21
Tuesday

Former Sheriff Grant Dryer OIL Del-
IONA was 10 Baraboo on Monday and re-
ports he is harvesting about $500
Bushels of potatoes this season. They
were not greatly damaged by the
freeze. He says the price quoted at
Reedsburg is 40 cents per bushel.
On account of the last legis-
lature passing a law that hunt
ers could not kill a deer unless
it wore horns, not many hunters
expect to 90 to the north woods this
season. To take chances on getting
one is so great the expenses might be
considerable without results.
Mrs. A. A. Johnson of Appleton,
who has been guest of her sister
Mrs. II. Netcher for the past three
weeks and who returned to her home
today, says she enjoyed her visit here
very mach and met some very nice PEG
ple. She has not been here for several
wears and she says she thinks Baraboo
has improved a great deal and she con
siders it ONE of the prettiest places for
its size chat she has ever visited. Many
aeOuaintances entertained IN her non
or while she was here.
Peter Keller of Sogth Fairfield lost
one cow and several more are danger
ouslv i'll az the result of turning his
cattle into corn field to pick up the
fodder which the corn binder had left.
The corn had all been picked but it ls
though that the illness was caused by the
freezing of the green fodder which
is some times poisonous to stock II
eaten in too large quantities.
Tom Lusby returned home last week
after spending three months with his
daughter Mrs. Clifford Judevlne in
Nebraska.
Miss Elizabeth Attridge is teaching
school near Prairie du Sac.
A goodly crowd gave Mr. and Mrs
Ray Cowles a serenade last Monday
evening.
A regular meeting of the Arachne
club was held at the home of Mrs.
Carl Wichern Saturday afternoon, Oct.
18th. A Hallowe EN- party was discussed
and it was decided that the Arachnes
would entertain the Skillet Creek Bach
eIors' club withsHallowe' en- fun. Each
ONE will be requested to come IN
a0untry costume and also wearing
masks.
Miss Ruth Kimball and her sister
Ara Berkeley, from the west favored
he club with music. Delicious refresh
nents were served and the CLUB ad-
ourned to meet again at the home OF
diss Stella Ryan, Nov. 9th.
Miss Anna Nc Cutcheon of Arena
4as returned home after visiting her
aunt, Mrs. J. E. English. Miss Marie
dc Cutcheon, who graduated from the
3araboo high school last spring was al
a guest of her aunt on Sunday but
eft Sunday afternoon for her school at
ill Creek She is enjoying her first
experience as q teacher very much.
Every one lie glad to know that bust
esss is picking up on the c. & N. w.
ad. Five more engineers were set
0 lately, namely; Norman johnson,
gillian Flanagan, August Radke, Will
Gollmar, James Wood. Stock freight
70 and 679 between here and Milwau-
&c has been bulletined as daily,
here hitherto it has been daily except
unday.
William and Walter Carroll Of Merri-
,ack left Monday for Chicago and
com there they will visit their sister,
lrs. J. w. Keller at Savannah, Illinois.
ON which place they will go to De
oft, Michigan, where Walter will bt
nployed. William will take up work
tn a firm there as travelling salesman
ld,win leave soon for the coast in the
cerest of his firm. He expects tc
sit San Francisco, Los Angeles
)rtland, Seattle and other western
les of note and will be gone severa
onths.