Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-03-08
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Word comes from New York that
Richard Ringing is fast organizing
his circus and will open on April 10.
The show will travel in the eastern
and southern states. There is an ad-
vantage in keeping q wagon show In
the eastern states, for the roads are
better and the towns are nearer to
each other. A more complete an
nouncement is expected soon.
August Kluender of Greenfield has
been informed that William Lange
expects to move from Ada, Mimi,
back to Baraboo. Mr.. LANCE former
" resided in Greenfield. Mr.. Klu-
ender understands that Mr.. Lange's
grain was almost failure on account
Of the unfavorable season, and that
he froze his nose one cold day this
winter. He Is DESTROYS Of residing in
I state where conditions of living are
more favorable.
A. Coleman of Reedsburg spent Sat
lrday in Baraboo with relatives and
n the evening enjoyed Fair and
Warmer at the AL. Ringing theatre.
Eighteen ladies went to the home Of
IRIS. Jay Palmer in Greenfield on Sat-
rday evening. Mrs. Parsons Of Mad
ison and Mrs. Vandercook of Milwau-
kee were among the party. After a
pleasant time delicious supper was
served by the hostess.
Mrs. Ada B. Converse, Madison,
Christian Science practitioner, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Baraboo, her
former home. She expected. to go to
Delton, but found the roads impossible
for automobiles.
Mr. and Mrs. George Howard have
removed from the Island to Merri-
mack, where Mr. Howard will take the
position formerly occupied by John
Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard
have removed from Merrimack to Ad-
ans, where he has employment.
Mrs. George Creider and two daugll-
ters have returned to Chicago after a
visit in Baraboo. They came to assist
Mrs. Benjamin Clark celebrate the an
niversary of her birth. The event was
duly enjoyed on February p, when
there is much thought in honor Of the
first president of this republic.
On Sunday there was family gath
ering at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c..
S. Blanchett, all of the members being
present. Mrs. Blanchett has been i'll
for some time and the day was made
all the more bright by the family cir
Gle being complete. The sons and
daughters are as follows: G. j.
Blanchett and Mrs. G. G.. Hoyt, Kau-
kauna: Mrs. l.. J. Barrett and Miss
Belle Blanchett, Baraboo. Miss
Blanchett has been at home from Mad
ison for some time in order that she
might assist in caring for her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Sceales went Sun
day to Milwaukee to visit their sister.
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Dono'
hue, who have been residing there for
the past two months. Mr.. Donohue
has run out of Milwaukee.
| w. f. Frenz met with painful ac
cident Saturday evening while at his
duties as conductor for the Northwest
ern. He was walking through sleep
er and stumbled on a suitcase that
had been placed In the aisle and fell
striking his side. The accident was
not very serious, but very painful.
|, William Hitler, Lake street, has
gone to Mendoza for treatment. Mr.
Hitler has been iii for some time and
on account of his condition becoming
worse 1t was thought advisable to give
: him care at an institution. He wai
accompanied by William Weik and
others.
y Mrs. C. 8. Williams has returned
from Chicago. where a few weeks age
! she underwent an operation by DR.
Lewis. one of the best known surgeons