Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-02-10
Saturday

turned to their home at Auburndale.
Mr.. and Mrs, Paul Darms resided in
Baraboo, seventeen years ago.
The little daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
julius Wenzel of Cassell was badly
burned about the hips and back Sunday.
A doctor was called and upon advice, the
little suffererswas taken to Madison
for treatment.
Martin Moeley of the town of Stump
1 ter has purchased Buick Six roadster
and presented the same to his son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
! Schlag ofEthe town of Merrimack.
q JuliusssSteidtman and William Freze
of Merrimack, Henry Grotophorst of
Honey Creek and John M. Kindschi of
Prairie du Sac, directors for the Farm
er's Mutual Insurance company were in
Madison recently on business in COM
nection with the interests of the COM
pany.
l nUFCIES wac uSIu
this morning before Court Commissioner
81. L. Halsted to bring out certain
points in the case of Robert Boettcher
plaintiff VS.. Henry F. Rischmueller and
Oscar Rischmueller, defendants. The
parties concerned residei in Honey Greek
and it is said that on October 8, 1916,
Oscar, the son of Henry F. Risch-
mueller, who was then IA years of
age. was driving his fathers automo-
bile and passed aateam driven by Ro-
bert Boettcher, who AYERS that the
horses were..frightened and he was
thrown out and injured. The case viii
come up in circuit court later on.
The examination for rural carriers
to fill the vancancies at Merrimackgand
Sank City, was held at the basement of
the federal building here today. Fol-
lowing are the names of the sixteen
contestants:
Fred Schultz, Merrimack.
Gustave r. Kirchstein, Merrimack.
Herman Weinke, Merrimack
Lewis c. Halbman, Merrimack.
Ninian Shanks, Merrimack.
Emmett L. Anthony, Merrimack.
Edward f. Loos, Merrimack.
Lloyd Halbman, Merrimack.
David M. Ware, Prairie du Sac.
Earl L. Cramer, Merrimack.
Rollo D. Bellows, Prairie du Sac.
Pearson II. Hutter, Sank City.
Carl E. Becker, Sank City.
Edward G. Geier Sank City.
Louis P. Back. Ssuk City.
Earl G. Frost, Prairie du Sac.
Miss Genieve Dryer of Lodi came
last evening to attend the basket ball
game between Tomah and Baraboo.
She was gueet of Miss Mayme Carol
and the young ladies went to Merri-
mack today to spend Sunday with Miss
Carols parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carroll Mi
Mrs. Olga Koerth of Merrimack,
who has been guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Jessie the past week has returned,
| to Merrimack
Mrs. Minnie Schroeder of Chicago
who has been visiting in the city has
gone to North Freedom to visit rel
atives.
WMrs. l. w. Thomas of Wilton, who
has been guest of her sister, MRS.
J. Fl. Hubbard, has returned to her
home. She has recently returned from
visit at Lake Geneva and Beloit. i
Mrs. Charles Stamford and daugh-
tiers, Article and Dorothea, have again
gone to Chicago on account of the seri-
Gus illness of the formers daughter, !
Mrs. A. Nelson, whose condition re-
mains about the same.
u. E. Davis of Chicago was renewing
acquaintances in Baraboo today. He
is with Chicago commission firm and
has visited this city many times to pur-
chase poultry. He came to Baraboo to
obtain new suit of clothes, believing
this is the right place to be dressed in
the latest style.
F. c. Peck was the victim of an at
tempted hold up on the lower bridge,
one evening recently about 8:15.A much
muff1ed up man approached him and
told him that he did not want toEinjure
him but that he wanted some money.
When Mr.. Peck refused to disgorge. the !,
man attempted to force him to, but !
was not successful. Mr. Peck proved
to be the better man and succeeded in
beating off his antagonist.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bayer have re.
turned from Rochester. They went to
that city that Mrs. Boyer might con-
suit specialist.