Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-07-15


Pardeeville, daughter. Mrs. Falconer
is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Rodwell, Baraboo.
Miss Rose Siberz, who resides ba-
tween Baraboo and Portage, is suffer
ing from an injury caused by running a
nail in her foot. Her sister, Miss Kate.
and Miss Helen McGuan of Baraboo
are caring for her.
Mrs. Sam Frazier and daughter.
Ruth, came from Baraboo Monday to
spend few days with Mr.. Frazier,
who is running as conductor out of
this place. They also visiten with Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Thoenig. Adams Ad
vertiser.
MMr. and Mrs. Leo Blackburn have re-
turned from a week g visit in Chippewa
Falls. While there they were guests
of the George Jenkins family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Peck and MIR. and
Mrs. Duane Peck and daughter left
this morning for Foulkton and other
points in South Dakota and Minnesota.
Mrs. Albert G. Weber leaves on
Thursday for Chicago. She
will accompany her daughter, who has
been visiting in the metropolis, to Bar
, aboo.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Horton, Chicago,
who arc guests at the home of the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Harriet &C. Hor-
ton. First street, Mrs. Horton and Miss
Ethel Sue Horton spent today at the
| Lake.
Mrs. George Graves has returned
from the hospital at La Crosse.
Louis w. Jacobs has returned from
La Crosse where he was in hospital
on account of an operation.
Mrs. WA. Wheeler and son, Raymond,
and Floyd Kinsman of Madison stopped
: at the home of o. G. Wheeler yesterday
before continuing their journey to
Reedsburg, Lime Ridge and other
points.
George ELLINGTON and little daughter,
Alice Maude, of Wyeville spent Sunday
at the home of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellington. Her
father returned but the little girl re-
NAMED for more extended visit.
Misses Martha and Leona Grundman
have gone to Chicago to visit rela-
tives. After few days they expect
to return and spend the rest of their
vacation in Baraboo with o. G. Wheel
er and family.
Mrs. Caroline Du Bots, who spent the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. WE Il.
Smith, in Winnett, Montana, returned
to Baraboo this morning and is spend
ing some time at the home of her son,
Ray Du Bots, Second avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Warner and
granddaughter, Dorothy Warner, of
Madison were the guests on lMorday of
, Mr.. and Mrs. r, E. Organ Mrs Or
gan is niece of Mrs. Warner. While
here the visitors called ON number of
friends and they announced they expect
ed to return soon to spend few days
at the lake
C. G. Cowles and party of tourists
encounteredsa breakdown in descending
the Baraboo Bluffs on the West Sank
road going toward Prairie du Sac Sun
day morning. An accident to some part
of the gearing precipitated the party
by the roadside but no one was hurt
Atthe Advent Baptisnsal service held
at Devils lake Sunday, eight persons
chiefly edults, were baptised by
v.E-O. Koontz, pastor of the Advent
church in Baraboo.
Silas A. Towne has been appointed
postmaster at La Vale to succeed f. E.
Paddock who has held the office for a
number of ternns.In all he has ably fill
gu kOS1ClOEt 1CI C@cALy ~6SNC11
years. Mr.. Paddock is the son of for
mer sheriff of the county and has been
member of the county board num-
Der of times. MIR. Towne is former
assemblyman.
J. F. Hayes, who resides. D few miles
from Baraboo, was in town today and
says that about one third of his corn
has been ruined by small insects at
tacking the roots. He pulled up a
number of wilted stalks and found the
pests devouring the plants. He would
like to know what the insects are and
what may be used as remedy. He
has sent samples to the Agricultural
Experiment station at Madison.
Convicted of peddling without Ii.
eense La Portage, one WRa. E. Sanford,
a coon from Oklahoma. drew q five day
| lail sentence when he couldn't pay the
S25 fire imuOsed bv Justice Kiefer,