Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-08-03
(From Fridays daily.)

minister, and w. S. Seyler, proprietor
Of the Baraboo Business college, came
over by auto from that city Monday
and were shaking hands with numer-
Gus of our citizens.-Adams Adver-
tiser
Mrs. Emil Gust left Sunday night
for her home in Baraboo after a few
days visit in Adams at the J. B.
Elliott home.-Adams Advertiser.
Mrs Tracy Randall was operated
on at the Randall home in Kirkwood
yesterday for pleurisy. A part of one
rib was removed to allow the drain
age of fluid from the lungs.
Mrs J. Shell of Prairie du Sac has
been visiting the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Hart of this city. To-
day Mrs. Shell went to Eau Claire
where she will visit the home of Rev.
F. L. Roberts. Later her trip will be
| extended to Brentwood, where she
will visit at the home of DR.. j. Senty
Two or three weeks will be spent at
these places.
! Charles McMaster, adopted son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol DeKoyer, has sent
word that he is at work again. The
young man left Baraboo for the west
about year ago and after he had
been out there few months was TAX
en- sick with scarlet fever. His
friends in Baraboo will be glad to
/ hear that he has recovered.
The newly appointed Baraboo Drain
age commission met at the court
| house in Portage this week and or
ganized by electing J. S. Towers
chairman and w. H. Roehm secretary.
| The commission will meet in few
days to decide upon the selection of
an engineer. c. w. Whitman and
Charles Binder of this city were in
| Portage at the meeting, the former
to qualify as a member of the COM
mittee to have charge of the drainage
| IN the BaraDOO district.
A. S. Sayles of Adams is in Bara-
boo working at the general offices
| of the Northwestern road. Mr.. Sayles
is an uncle of City Health officer DR..
L. w. Sayles Of this city.
Mrs. J. E. Vandeburg of 1ronton
went this morning to Madison to visit
a. few days with friends and relatives.
On her return home she will stop off
at Baraboo to see her sister and other
near friends a few days.
William Southers of st. Paul, Mimi,
is visiting at the T. F. Risley home
The young man, who is sixteen years
of age, made part of the trip on a b1'
cycle, riding from st. Paul to La
Crosse as part of a boy scout stunt.
| AS Frank Stone and Charles Law
sen were returning yesterday from
Merrimack with horse which Sherm
Luce had purchased, they had
slight accident. The horse, which
they were leading behind the buggy
became frightened at something and
before the young men could get it
under control, had badly smashed the
carriage.
T. Clavadatscher Of BarabOo was
here to see the elephants. Mr. CLAW
adatscher was formerly engaged IN
business in Portage and now has a
prosperous business at Baraboo.-
Portage Register
The following persons went yester
day to Portage to attend the Sells
Floto circus at that place: Emmett
Dwyer, Roland Johnston, M. E. Gale
Arthur Potter, Mark Montayne, Gler
Pelton and Alexander Jones. James
Wilson also took over in his car the
following: Fred Junk, George Urban
Ray Jeffries, and Chester Butterfeld.
Henry Potterville and Jacob Lauf
enberg have exchanged farms. The
Potterville farm is located near Ste
VEINS Point, and the Laufenberg farm
is on Webster's Prairie, and is bet
ter known as the Mike Nippert farm
Mr.. Laufenberg and family expect to
move to Stevens Point in the near fu
ture. Mr.. Potterville will not occupy
his farm, but expects to rent it.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Stillson of Chi
cago spent Yesterday at his old home
here. In the afternoon, with his moth
er, Mrs. L. D. Stillson, WILDER Hanley
and Wayne Stillson they motored to
the Dells and other places. Mr.. Still
son is in the employ of the Marshall
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