Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-10-26
THURSDAY

Mrs. r. B. Griggs has returned
from Rice Lake, where she spent sew
eral days with her sister, Mrs. B. N.
Webster
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Weiland have
returned to their home at Monroe aft
er spending a day with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Wei
land, in Greenfield.
Mrs. E. Aug Runge went yester-
day to Eau Claire to attend the ded-
ication of the new normal school and
also to attend a board meeting at that
place. She expects to be gone about
four days.
At the reunion OF the Nineteenth
WISCONSIN at Reedsburg, E. L. Pal
mer of Baraboo was elected vice7pres-
ident of the organization. Mr.. Pal
mer is a regular attendant at the re-
unions, and has an honored record in
the Civil War.
Bernhard Gabriel came to town
and Fblew in" his coin for booze. Aft
er he had all he could carry he be-
gan to elbow trumpet" He blew
quite loud, and instead of any walls
falling, officer w. L. Horn came along.
After hearing the particulars in the
| case the court gave him five days in
the county bastile, and the walls are
still holding him within.
The Stotzer Granite company of
Portage has filed articles Of incor-
! poration at Springfield, Ill. The Off
GERS Of the corporation are the same
as the local company at Portage, viz:
r. G. Stotzer, president; G. j. Muel-
Ter, vice-president; o. F. Stotzer, sec
| rotary; L. O. Mueller, treasurer
They will conduct business at 81 N.
State street, Columbus Memorial
| building, Chicago The Chicago
branch will be in charge of A. w.
| Faeber and F. P. Werner.
The Misses Della Bentson and
Irma Stabler of Cheyenne, Wyoming,
went to Cazenovia this afternoon aft
er spending a few days with their
! cousin, Mrs. Fred Junk.
Mrs. Otto Harmed and two children
went to Westfeld this afternoon to
visit the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Schultz.
| Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Lawrence of
I Ironton spent few hours in town
this morning, They will visit in Rut-
land, Madison and Mendoza before
returning home.
James Buchanan, who resides near
Gibraltar bluff, a mile from Okee has
| returned home after a short visit in
| BarabOo. He says that there is one
deer on the bluff Last year there
were two, but some thoughtless per
son shot one Of them Since then
the other has remained and is now
quite tame.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 0. Holm and son
Merle, who have been visiting at
Kendall, spent last evening in town
at the T. J. Moran home on their re.
turn trip home to Winslow, Arizona
Mrs. Holm and Mrs. Moran are sis.
ters.
Mrs. F. G.. Wilson left this morning
for her home at Rhinelander. Her
husband, F. G. Wilson, who was SUI
perintendent Of Devils Lake State
park, will join her after visiting in
Madison and Lansing, Mich, the lat.
ter place where he formerly attended
college.
During the football game on Wed
nesday afternoon at the fair grounds
Walter Kier, one of the spectators
was bitten in the leg by bull dog
A physician was summoned and
dressed the wound and the young
man was able to be about today. A
suit for damages has been started
against Harry LeMay, owner of the
dog.
With 10000 tons of sugar beets
ahead and high prices prevailing fol
its product, the Madison factory OF
the United States Sugar company has
just commenced operations under
circumstances most auspicious. The
factory will run night and day until
the middle of December, and expects
to produce 100000 pounds of good