Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-27
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Sank County Boys

period of her sentence.
This Is the first time in the history of
the Huber law that woman has ovel
been paroled to her husband.
Contracting Agent Lynch of the
Wallace-Hagenback shows was at Por.
tage yester day trying to book the circus
for Thursday, June II. The city officials
have assurances that the Barnum &
Bailey circus would play Portage pro-
viding the date was left open for them
and are debating the question of issu-
ing license to the Wallace Hagen
back shows. As it is held the two
colossal aggregations would divide the
business to such an extent that neither
of the shows would profit, Portage
would go back to the small town show
circuit.
! Mesdames John Meyer, J. McLahan
and j. Wolfe of Merrimack were shop
ping in the city Monday.
/ The Ladies' Social circle of Lyons
will meet with Mrs. Alexander Smith,
Skillet Creek, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Rumpf and son, Vaughn,
| of La Vale are visiting Mrs. Rumpf's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
! Beemis.
The report comes from the Baraboo
bluffs that's rattlesnakes are unusually
plentiful there this year. A number
were killed on Sunday.
William Alvin, Jr., returned yes
terday from the Madison General hos
pital where he has been for the past
seven weeks. His condition is much
improved.
Mrs. George Anaker, former Bar
aboo resident. now living in Adams,
and daughter, Violet, are here for
visit with the lady's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. FL. Grub.
Oscar Quale, formerly manager of
of the local telephone plant, now in
charge at Reedsburg, in commpany
with his wife and son, was a visitor
here Saturday.
w. H. Ode of the Marriott Shoe COM
pany has returned from a trip to
North Dakota. He states Gthat the
ground froze there at night for nearly
half an inch in depth.
Judge r. G. Siebecker, who will
make the Memorial address in Baraboo
next Monday afternoon in the Metho-
dist church, was secured for the occa-
sion by c. E. Palmer. who in company with
w. 0. Pietzsch of Madison, formerly
Baraboo resident, invaded the supreme
court chambers and when their errand
was made known to the judge, he re-
piled that he was only too glad to do
anything he could for the gentleman.
But for the fact that he could not be
in two places at the same time Govern
nor Philip would speak here on May 81.
Jackson county farmers are holding a
series of ten field meetings at which
special ! consideration will be given
to the alfalfa growing and silo con-
truction. The party will go by automo
bile. Thirty alfalfa fields and number of
silos will be visited. A similsr;tour will be
made of Sank county under the depart
ment of farmers Institutes and the
Sank county order of the Wis consin Ag-
rlcultural Experiment association. Other
tours are being planned for Richland,
Ashland, Door, Price and Bayfield,
counties.
On the Herb. L. Smith place in East
Lime Ridge there is small flock of
fowls consisting of eight hens and
rooster. They are full blood (black
and white) speckled Hambwigs and jus
in eight weeks those hens laid 225 eggs.
That is pretty fair record and five
of them were last falls pullets.
Sunday while William Schultz and
family were driving to church, the
team became frightened at some chill
dren playing on the sidewalk and tip
ped the buggy over. Mrs. Schultz was
considerably bruised but no bones were
broken.
Sunday while Miss Foley was out
driving her horse became frightened
and threw her out. She sustained a
sprained wrist.