Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-04

relatives at their home on Sunday: e.
]. Myers and daughter. Dorthea, of Cali
foi MIA, Mr. andMrs Milton Holt and fam.
| lily of North Freedom, Mrs. Eunice Hay
cock and four sons, and Doris Gattwin-
kle of Baraboo, and Mrs. Leonard
! LANCE of North Freedom.
Claus Oehlers of Reedsburg has re-
ceived copy of a German paper which
tells of the death of his nephew, Peter
Oehlers, aged 30, who was killed in the
German army Oct. 20, 1914. He was
not found until Sept 2, 1915
| On Sunday John Luebke of Green
field drove his new Overland to Sank
City, Spring Green, Cahoon mine and
home, making the long trip without a
mishap. He was accompanied by the
following neighbors: Otto jain, Herman
jain, Mike Schneider and George
Rsser. Otto jain counted 156 auto
mobiles which they met during the day.
Mrs. Willis Pelt,n of Reedsburg mar
rowly escaped serious accident Sat-
urday afternoon from q kerosene ex-
plosion. She had cleaned the stove out
and was reminding the fire. She put
some oil on the kindling wood which
started to blaze. Before she could get
the cover on the stove, oil in the ssh
pan made combustio and the con-
tents flew into her face, making one or
two bad burns besides smuggling her hair.
1t is expectedsthat Mrs. Pelton will be
as well as ever in few days and shs
considers it lucky escape.
Theodore Miller of Reedsburg was
badly injured in an automobile acci-
dent. While driving his car near Ell
roy. something went wrong with the
steering gear and the machine struck a
telephone pole. Three or four of Mr..
Miller's ribs were broken at the time of
the crash. He is brother of Charles
Miller who was with the Ringing show
|
Mrs. Ell. A. Krieger, formerly Mrs.
Amanda Spring of Baraboo who has
been visiting her old home at Syracuse,
New York, spent few hours in Bara-
boo today on her return to her home at
st. Paul.
: Ronald Goggin, who lives at the Mad
den home on South street, won the
boys automobile given away by the
Marriott Hardware company Saturday
evening. Leroy Graft, sou of Henry
Graft, won the second prize of Toledo
scooter.
Lyman Johnson Of Iowa, who recent
y returned from California where g
spent several months, is guest Of :his
brother Wilbur and other relatives
here and in Reedsburg and Sunpter.
After spending the fall months here he
will again go to California where he
will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Campbell and son,
; Robert, and Mr.. Campbell's brother,
J Archie Campbell, of Barneveld are
guests at the Henry Davis home. They
J motored here in their car and were ac-
companied by Miss Wilma Pickering of
! Reedsburg, who teaches there. She
: went to Reedsburg on the train and
: spent the time at her parental home
Mr.. and Mrs w. E Bristol of Oak
field, Fond du Lac county, returned to
their home today after visiting at the
Bailey home at Wonewoc. They were
accompanied as far as Bsraboo by Mrs
E. F. Bailey and daughter, Myrtle. who
boarded the train here to return to their
home at Wonewoc Mr.. and Mrs. Brls-
toll made the trip in their car.
Mrs Henry Bliss and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. L. Frazier and little son, Elvin, left
today for two weeks visit at Reeds
burg and WOnewoc.
Miss Hazel Pfiel, who has been
spending few days at Merrimack, re-
turned to her home Saturday, accompa-
MED by her sister, Mrs. HarVe Dennis.
MIR. and Mrs. A. C. Schroeder of Cas-
per, Wyoming, arrived in the city to-
day. They WILL occupy the Schroeder
farm southwest Of town.
Charles Binder, who is ON crutches as
the result of being injured by being
struck on the ankle by heavy pole
some time ago, has gone to Prairie du
Chen for few days.
The foundation has been completed at
the Baraboo cemetery for the Al. Ring
ling mausoleum. Recently Mr.. Ring
ling purchased four. slightly lots in the
cemetery and the mausoleum will be
erected on them. The location is little
north of the chapel and G. A. K.
| ground g A Collins of RaadahIIry has