Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-18
Monday

5 and 10 acre pieces. J. T. Bates &
Son, City.
The ten-year-old son of John Zlch
was kicked by horse at his home in
Greenfield on Saturday and has very
bad arm.
Miss Mlgn Drown of Madison is i'll at
her home, North Lake Street in that
city. Miss Drown was former resi-
dent of Baraboo.
George Perry of Lodi has purchased
one of the Prothero- McGinnis Auto Co.,
Ford bargains. The car will be ship
ped to Montana where Mr.. Perry has a
claim.
For Rent:-for cash, a 240 acres farm
about miles from Reedsburg, good
soil, elegant pasture and hay land. }. [
Bates & Son, Baraboo, Wis.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Lydia Beckner of Bellville and Warren
Wilcox, formerly of Madison. The
event occurred a few days ago
at Rockford, Rev. Lynch officiating.
The groom is a son of Mrs. Frank Will
cox Of Lodi.
Frank Gaskell has undergone an OPP
GRAFTON at the BaraboO hospital for gall
bladder trouble and appendicitis,
Miss Fern Hampton has undergone an
operation at the same institution for
appendicitis.
On account of the snow storm and
bad weather of last week which pre-
vented many from attending the auto
mobile show at the Gem City garage,
C. F. Mather, the proprietor, has de-
cided to continue the show until March
Is A new addition to the Ford fam
lily which arrived in Baraboo Saturday
in the shape of an inclosed car, or
is one of the attractions at
the show.
We have a customer who wants to
borrow on a 12O acres, Sank county
farm, $1,000, So interest. J. T. Bates
& Son.
Preliminary steps have been taken at
Sank City for the organization of
stock company from the people in ard
about Sank City for the purpose of OF
Grating packing house at that place
and the buying and shipping of live
stock. The company is to be capital
lied at 500, 900, the shares to be val
ued at 500 each.
The stockholders of the BarabOo
Steam laundry have sold to F. B. Kins
ley of Barron and the new owner is in
possession. The business was formerly
known 80 the Degan laundry and has
been in the possession of stockholders
for some time.
Mr.. Kinsley is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. N. Kinsley of Reedsburg and a
brother of Mrs. James H. Hill and Mrs.
William Stackhouse of Baraboo. He
also has a sister in Reedsburg. For
many years Mr.. Kinsley was judge of
the municipal court at Barren, being
The first municipal judge in the state
The court was organized at Barron in
$780, For number of years he was
also postmaster at Barron.
1t will be recalled that his father was
for many years postmaster at Logan
vile, the former home of the Kinsley
family.
O. S. Atcherson again heads the XIII
oourn fair. At the annual meeting Of
of the Kilbourn Inter, coun-
ty fair, in Kilbourn Feb. q the follow
ng directors were elected: O. S. Atch
erson, W. G. Gillespie, A. W. Elliot, R.
B. Crothers, J. E. Jones, R. c. Walk
er, Lawrence Buckley, A. J. Barrett,
and [. S. Berry. At meeting of the
directors the following officers were
elected: President O. S. Atcherson,
vice president, A. j Barrett, secretary,
". G. Gillespie, treasurer, R. H. Crotherp.
The dates of the next fair were set for
Sept. %, 20, 80 and Oct. l.
The benefit supper given by the Ladies'
of the Baptist church at the G. A. R.
hall Saturday evening was attended by
the largest crowd of people that was
ever in the hall. The proceeds of the
evening amounted to about $50 which
was given to Mrs. Ollie Gardner, whose
young son, Harold, was taken sick
with pneumonia several weeks ago ard
later underwent an operation at the
Reedsburg hospital. Harold is slowly
recovering, bit it will be long tine
before he will be himself again.
A recent issue of the Waunakee In