Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-20
Thursday

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for sale cheap at 2l9-7th street.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
tional church met May 18th with Mrs,
William Richie. There was a good
attendance as it was the passing birth
days of Mrs. John Wing and Mrs. ]. L.
Hackett. Each were presented with
beautiful birthday cake by Mrs. B. E.
Ray.
Miss Alpha Pearson, who has been
teaching at Hazelton, N D., for the
past eight months, is at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Pear
son, for her summer vacation.
Henry s. Erswell has gone to Mil
waukee to receive treatment for his
eye. Some months ago he lost the
sight of the optic and recentlyit became
very painful He was accompanied by
his son, Justice Erswell.
Mrs VIM. Gust and daugh ter, Min
ME, Of Baraboo came Satur day and
visited Mrs. Chas. Schoephoester until
Tuesday when she received a telegram
from her daughter, Mrs. Hal Dever-
aux Of Superior to come at once and
she left for Superior. -Reedsburg Free
Press.
Mrs. Emma Williams has returned
fror2 Los Angeles. California, where
she spent several months with her
daughter, Mra. c. A. Terwilliger. Mrs.
Williams is now ct her horne, $50 Fifth
avenue, where she will be glad to greet
her friends.
Vaadals have been about Eilbourn de
facing buildings by marking with chalk
and black substances. The gallery Of
the G. A. r. hall at KiIbourn was de-
faced a few days since and the members
of the post there have decided to put a
stop to the operation by offering a cash
reward for the identity Of the guilty
parties. Similar offenses have been
co@nmitted in Portage repeatedly and a
similar action or a stir by the police
might put stop to the nuisance
Portage Register.
George Gintf4er has arrived at Fer
tage from Canyon City, Colo, to re
ma1n with his sister, Mrs. Herman
Blank. He is a brother of the late
Charles Ginther, who died two years
ago George was former resident of
Caledonia and at one time operated a
blacksmith shop in Arlington.
When Superintendent C.. christensen
of the county farm reached Rockford
few days ago to return with William
Rltgenthaler, formerly resident Of
Bara.boo, he Thought at first he would
experience no end of trouble Of getting
possession of the escaped pa&ient. The
patient was in charge of the author
ties accused of taking an All tomobile
and o1her property which thoroughly
convinced the Rock ford officials that the
man was a clever criminal instead of q
patient from hospital. 1t had never
entered their heads that Ritz enthaler
had escaped from g county institution.
w. II. Babcock, county Y. n. c. A.
secretary, is making plans for the sec
ond annual Y. M. C. A. camp for
boys in Sank County There will be
three can9qing trips. one from Jane 7
to 16, a second from August 8 TO Is
and anotheg from August % to Sept.
g. Every boy wants TO go camping
and in order TO provide for as many
bays as posi- Bile chance to camp out
at a low cost she county committee has
added to their camp equipment good
camp wagon go that tents etc, can be
taken from PLACE to place. The boys
will 5ourney On foot about 10 miles a
day and pitch camp at a different
place each night,
The baggage wagon owned by Graves
and Hughes, and driven by Geo. Reese
drew up at the station platform short
" beforethe seven o'clock train was due
to arrive on Wednesday evening and
three trunks lad been unloaded when
the wagon which was headed around the
corner of the baggage room in a some
what cramped position. tilted and let
fall the remaining trunk, the sound of
which frightened the horses and they
plunged forward, the baggage wagon
striking the corner of the building and
freeing the horses which dashed up Lynn
street They had not proceeded far
when they encountered a lamp post,
each horse trying to go on the opposite
side with the result that they were
caught by the harness and one of the
horses was thrown several feet but was
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