Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-02-03
Friday

Mrs. Harve Dennis and daughter,
Shirley, OF MerriInack who spent Sun
day in the city have returned home.
Henry Witwen and O. w. Hahn of
Sank City were in Baraboo recently on
business in connection with the Twin
City Telephone company.
Saturday was carnation day and
many of the beautiful flowers were
worn. Callers at the bank of Baraboo
were remembered.
William Anderson and Albert Buchan-
nan of Lodi met with an unfortunate
accident recently while driving to Prai-
RE du Sac when one of the shafts came
loose, which caused the horse to run
away The buggy was overturned and
Mr.. Buchannan's face badly bruised
The gentlemen succeeded in reaching
Prairie du Sac.
The sad news has reached this vicini-
ty of the drowning of Gus Andree,
brother of Mrs Carl hoffman of West
Point which occurred at Woodland, CAL
ifornia recently The body was iden-
titled by card post marked Prairie du
Sac. Marshal Christ Ragatz of Prairie
du Sac received a telegram and located
the relatives of the unfortunate man.
Mr.. Andee was unmarried. The re-
mains will be shipped to Lodi for burial.
Mrs. John Dresen and daughter,
Lillian, of Sank City and Mrs. Harry
Langley and son, Russell, Of Madison,
who have been visiting Miss Alma
Meyer, have returned to their homes.
It will be impossible for the Cho al
Union to prepare the opera, Martha /,
as early in the year as March. Pre-
parations are being made for it and it
will be given later in the year.
Mrs. Nancy Elliott Post, Central City,
Nebraska, who has been visiting at the
home of T. W. E nglieh, has gone to
North Freedom to witt friends. Mrs.
Post has been here several weeks. She
is a cousin of Mr.. English.
The upholstered seats in the AL.
Ringing theatre have been covered
with duck material The covers will be
removed for regular plays and will pro-
tect the seats when moving pictures
are shown.
Some inquisitive fellow pried open a
window on the south side of the Johns
ton lumber office at the corner of
Broadway and Thir davenue and escaped
with an overcoat The thief left by a
door on the northwest corner of the
yard which indicates that he was famil-
lar with the premises There is only one
policeman on duty at night at the pres
emit time and it was an easy matter to
dodge his f1ashlight.
Friday afternoon while working on
the Al. Ringing mausoIeum, Dewitt
Anderson was rendered unconscious by
a stone hammer hitting him on the head
which was accidently dropped by one of
of his fellow workmep, who was WORK =
ing on ladder above him. A doctor
was called and it was found to be bad
scalp wound. Mr.. Anderson congratu-
lates himself on being here to tell the
story.
Members of the state board of con
troll returning yesterday from Waupun
and Waukesha, report rs paroles grant
ed to prisoners at the former place and
Sc to boys at the industrial school at
Waukesha. There were 68 applications
at the state prison and SO at the indus
trial school.
TIL money they earn is placed at in
terest for them. Paroled boys at Wau-
kesha have $14, 511 10 to their credit
while the prisoners at Waupun have
SIG, 938.17.
According to dispatch from Chicago
last night Joseph M. O'Malley of this
city and Miss Ethel Deans of Wanna
kee were married in that city yester-
day.
This morning when those employed
by the express company received the
regular consignment of goods from the
train at the station there was much
stepping about and rubbing of eyes
Four lions arrived, each in a separate
box, and were placed upon a wag n
and hurried to the Gollmar winter quar-
tiers. They belong to Margaret Ores
bach, who has been playing in the West