Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-10-05
SATURDAY

Miss Nettie Dobbeck has. returned
to Ableman after visiting her sister,
Mrs. James Francisco, for the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Eliza Hunter and daughter,
Mrs. Title Du Bots, left yesterday for
Sun Prairie, where they will visit the
formers daughter, Rev. and Mrs. w
G. Jones.
Harry Watson, Jr., performs many
amazing and amusing stunts in whirl
of comedy entitled ''While You Wait"
Gem tonight. You will wonder how
he does it.
Rodgers Nicely, VINO has spent the
summer with his grandparents, e Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Rodgers, has returned
to his home in Pittsburgh, Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Mackey and two
children are moving here from Amigo
Mr.. Mackey says he is going to take
| up the insurance business which was
| held by G. w. Brunschweiler for "a
number of years. -
Mrs. U. Won VALID has returned to-
her home in Madison after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Cowles at the
lake and in Baraboo. During the week
Mr.. Won VALID made short stay at
the lake. @.t y
The Herfort Canning company has
completed the work of the season, the
lpack of corn being about 100000 cans
iless than expected. This was on &C.
count of the early frost in this section.
| In the history of the weather service
there has not been for years such
killing frost so early and so general
as this year. The frost came on Sep.
Itember Is.
At a meeting of the council few
sewer permits were granted and the
contract for the new Birch street sew
| er was let to F. Edw. Schadde. The
Johnston Fuel & Warehouse company
will build on Lynn street, and it was
decided that the city may do it's own
paving on Oak street. The ~Deppe-
Carpenter Lumber company asked to
replat a number of lots and Attorney
". H. Cady found it would be illegal
for corporation to do so. An indi-
vidual may do so, however.
G. H. Clarke of Lodi was in Bara-
boo for a short time on Friday. Mr..
Clarke was formerly resident Of Bar
aboo, and is now the proprietor Of the
only laundry in Lodi. He says his
son. who is engaged in university ex-
| tension work, makes his headquarters
at Wausau.
George Jenewein, who is running
an auto livery at Benton, Lafayette
county, was in BaraboO to seeashls
parents and attend the fair. His IA
ther William Jennewein, accompa-
MED him home last Saturday and
they made short stop in Spring
Green They were accompanied by a
Icouple Of Georges Benton neighbors.
I-Spring Green News. ..r
Miss Helen Holmes was given sur
lprise at. her home on Fourteenth
lstreet last evening by eighteen Of her
i young friends. The evening was spent
in games and jokes, the one giving
the best joke receiving a. prize. Miss
Ruth Prothero was the winner of this
fprize. At late hour refreshments Of
lice cream and cake were served. All
report good time.
Mrs. John H. Snellen returns to
Bridgeport in few days, having spent
the summer in Baraboo. Mrs. Snellen
lsays they like to reside in Bridge
Iport, and have become attached to the
lefty. Mr.. Snellen has long been with
the Barnum & Bailey show and with
others shares the responsibility of see
ling the attraction continue to make
success. Ringing Brothers have
added sufficient machinery for MAX
ling tents at the Bridgeport winter
quarters, and while the show is idle
the big tops are constructed.
Archie Mabbott received a letter
from the hospital authorities last
Tuesday morning that bore good
news. 1t stated that his son Maurice,
who was overcome in South Dakota
during the season of intense heat, and
was brought to Madison by his uncle,
George Mabbott, in a somewhat seri-
Ious condition, is much improved, and
the doctor is of the opinion that he
will soon have recovered sufficiently
to be able to return home.-Spring
IGreen News.