Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-02-17
Saturday

Wheeler. He attended the farmers
meeting at the university at Madison
on Saturday.
0. W. Meyer of Ableman and Miss
Marie Rasmussen of Tomah, who have
been guests of the Ben Goetzke family
south of town. have gone to Merri-
mack to visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rotzoll.
venus and Jupiter appeared near
together in the western sky on Sunday
evening. 1t is seldom that two planets
so far apart appear 80 near together,
the distance in this instance being not
greater than the diameter of head of
cabbage.
The last Wisconsin Farmers Insti-
tutes bulletin contains an illustrated ar
ticle on Gravel Roads in Wisconsin,
by J. T. Donaghey of North
Freedom, chief i,nspec tor,
Wisconsin Highway commissioner.
There is also view of the Klover
Klub home in Fairfield. Copies of the
bulletin may be had by addressing the
College of Agriculture at Madison.
Mrs. John Fitzsimmons, who has
been taking treatments at the Health
Institute has gone to her home at
Lodi to spend Sunday. She will re-
turn in the near future and continue
the treatments for nervous trouble
with which she has been troubled.
Mrs. Jane Kinney of Bruce, South
Dakota, arrived here yesterday to see
her sister, Mrs. Mary Dame, widow of
Charles Dame, who is critically Ill
her home in Fairfield. Mrs.
at Kinney has been trying for the
past three weeks to make the trip. but
owing to the bad condition of the roads
and of the weather, she was not able to
get here before. She formerly resided
in Fairfield and has many old friends
here. She was formerly Miss Jane
Fuller.
Mrs John Reuland Senior, formerly
of the town of Sumpter and Prairie Gu
Sac. and who spent some years at Los
Angeles, California, is seriously i'll at
the home of her daughter in Milwau-
Ikee.
Mrs. Sarah Pigg, is guest of her
daughter. Mrs. VIM. O'Keefe, and her
son, Harry Pigg at Merrimack few
days the past week.
Fl. L. Hale was called to Cazenovia
today to make a call on John Miller
who does not pay the sum set for him
to- pay as alimony. The couple were
granted a divorce last fall and Mr..
Miller was ordered to pay ten dollars
per month for the support of his for
m r wife.
Among the North Freedom callers
in Baraboo Saturday were:
William C. Hill, r. M. Dickie, Will
ian Tribilcox, Clyde Bonnet Louis Farr
| and Mr.. end Mrs. E. B. Mccoy.
The Sank County Holstein Breeders
held their semi annual meeting in the
C >urthouse here today and many from
q distance were in attendance. Some
Of those present were:
l.. E. Stone, president, Sumpter
Fl ]. Sedgwick, Lime Ridge
Walter Carr, Reedshurg
kirkpatrick Brothers, Reedsburg
Otto Grote, Reedsburg
Ed Koenec ke, Reedsburg
Clarence Powell, Reedsburg
Herman Schultz, Lime Ridge
H. B Apker, ssLa Vale
Frank dip, Delton
John Alexander. BaraEoo
Lyman Kindschi, Sumpter
Erwin Young, Sumpter
The opening of the remodeled SPEECH
or store now conducted under the
sme of the J. P. Sprecher Company
Incorporated, was attended by many
persons today and many favorable
omments were heard on it's new
appearance and commodious arrange
ment. The interior of the store is
tastefully decorated and coffee and
waters were served this afternoon to
visitors in the rest ROOM The front
! part of the store will be used as the
salesroom and here is found a display
of choice groceries. While on
the second floor, which
is easily accessible by stairw ay,
is displayed the dry goods and china
The rear part of the store will be used
as shippingIand store room.