Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-12-09
Wednesday

John Wettstein Of Adams is in Bara-
boo
Head your Christmas list with copy
of Haraboo Bear Tales.
Read Clavadtscher's toy add.
A copy of Baraboo Bear Tales will
fit into most any Christmas stocking.
At raylor's.
Mrs. c. Barnett has gone to Sun
Prairie to visit hr mother, Mrs. M.
ANGEL. She hopes to bring her mother
to 8araboo to spend the winter wit
her.
Next to nature dolls, washable large
Sis dressed at so cents. ClavadatscF on.
Mrs. H. A. Hill marketed fine lot
of hogs on Monday. There being
40 in the drove which aver
aged 80 pounds, the age being y
months. The price paid on Monday was
six cents but these were of such excel
lent quality that they received shade
more
We bought at auction one crate of
81 inch decorated china plates that we
can sell you at Is cents each.
Clavadatscher.
China Plates, Cups and Saucers,
Creamers and Sugars, Salads etc,
quality, variety and prices that ap-
peal to all. Evenson's Christmas Drug
store ADV.
| Born to Mr.. and Mrs J. Grover
st sudenmayer of Caledonia a daughter,
Dec. 4.
Christian Schmidt and Frank R)3en
thai Of the town of Honey Greek were
in Baraboo today, making the trip in
one and one half hours in an automo-
bile Mr.. Schmidt reports that he has
collected a number of Indian and 9th
er relics which he expects to give the
Sank County Historical society. A
large case in the courthouse IS filed by
a fine collection given by Mr.. Schmidt
some months ago.
We display gifts on counters and ia,
bles where you can handle and examine
them and decide whether you want to
buy.
Clavadatscher
Men, dogs, guns, game, buggy,
harness, and horse were in a confused
heap on Sunday evening near the John
Alexander farm in the town of Green
field. Freeman and Paul Capener of
Baraboo were returning from hunting
trip and while driving along were over
taken by William Steinke in an auto
mobile. The lights on the machine
were not working and Mr.. Steinke hung
a lantern on the front for headlight.
The two in the buggy heard the machine
coming and turned to the left but the
automobile struck the vehicle square in
the center. The occupants, dogs and
articles in the buggy were dumped to
the ground and the horse took to his
heels, never stopping until he was two
miles from the scene of the disaster.
The occupants of the buggy
were not injured and managed
to gather their property to-
gether and get home after considerable
delay. Mr.. Steinke has settled for the
damages. The accident happened about
the same spot where the same machine
left the road, struck fence post and
threw out the occupants some months
ago.
| Mrs. Alice Chafiin reached home in
California safely. She rode 90 miles in
an auto buss. Mrs. Chafin found her
husband, "a Methodist minister), sick
n bed with pneumonia. Mrs. Chafiin
had spent some time with her mother.
Mrs Elizabeth Hi lis, near Merrimack.
l.. P. Helm leaves soon for Sheboy-
gan where he will be with a motor
company. A. w. Page will probably
take charge of the Helm garage in
Baraboo about the first of the year.
80acres, one mile and three quarters
from city limits of Baraboo. Best of
soil. go acres cultivated, balance pas
ture and fine saw timber. Good house;
cow barn 36x70, horse barn 2Ox50, hog
house, granary, double corn crib, well
and windmill. Running water on farm.
Cistern at house Milk house. Mach
cine she'd This is one of the good eigh-
ties near Baraboo and will be sold at q
bargain. Come and look at this eighty
before it SHOWS j. T. Bates & Son,
Baraboo, Wis.
Toys and gifts at auction. CIavadat-
| scher.
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