Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-11-29
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Friends and relatives here have re-
ceived word that Thomas Cullins, who
left BarabOO with Co. l, and is now
at Waco, Tex, was quite badly injured
when large auto truck ran over him,
crushing his hip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Potterville and
family of Baraboo motored Sunday to
Portage and called on old friends
Portage Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Schirmer and
three children of Baraboo were guests
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. r. Selbach-Portag Democrat.
Miles Bump has joined the speedrs'
club paying $13.37 in Justice H. L.
HaIsted's court L. r. Capener, the
county motorcycle officer, was near
when the speeding was in evidence.
Homer Hanson says that he did not
intend to join the navy. He says he
was with Ralph Compton when the
searchers found them at night, but did
not expect to leave on the train with
his friend
The Bachelor and Arachne clubs
met Tuesday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Carpenter to give
them a hearty surprise. The evening
was spent in much merriment, and an
oyster supper served, about twenty
five being present Mr.. and Mrs. Car
penter we're presented with a nice rug
in remembrance of the occasion.
Final official returns put the Y. NJ.
G.. A. war fund above the fifty million
dollar mark, or fifteen millions over
the goal.
Mrs. Fred Junk of Kilbourn, former
1y of Baraboo, spent a short time here
with friends and then went to La
Vale to visit her brother L. Miller.
Mrs. NJ. J. Johnston and Mrs. Will
liam Stackh0use, Sr, attended the
ladies Aid of Westfield today at the
home Of Mrs. Percy Alexander.
Mrs. Jesse Bitney and Mrs. Albert
Fingerhut spent the day in Lodi with
the formers sister, Mrs. Edward Ire
land.
Mrs. A. J. Workman has returned
to Milwaukee after visiting at the j.
s. Workman home and with other rel
atives.
Mrs. August Radtke and daughters,
Margaret and Martha, went to Able
man this afternoon to visit her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs John Huebbe.
John Fowler Of Great Lakes, Ill,
visited here with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Promo, and today
left for Chetek to visit relatives.
John Curwin has returned to Ben
ton after visiting here at the George
Jenewein home. He was accompa-
MED home by his daughter, Mrs. Jene-
vein, who will visit there.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gates, who have
been visiting in Illinois and in this
city with her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pugh, have
returned to their home at La Vale.
Mrs. NJ. H. Seigel went to Madison
today to meet her brother, Mrs. A
Kirchner, of Sitter, who will spend
several days in this city with Mrs. Sci
gel and Mrs. T. D. Adams.
Miss Esther Emery arrived last
night from Milwaukee for a few days
visit here and at North Freedom. The
young lady leaves shortly for Wash
ington. D. c., where she has secured
a position in the war department.
A. B. Powell, who has been visiting
T. w. English, DR.. J. E. English, and
others in Baraboo, has gone to Madi-
son and other places in the state to
see relatives before returning to the
west. His home is ct Lewiston. Mr..
Powell says the finest residence in
town when he left was the Thomas
house, now occupied by Rev. J. T. Dur
ward. Many new ones have been
built since then.
Mr.. and Mrs T. D. Culver 7O1 Cen
ter avenue Hudson Park, Madison,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Leila Culver, to H. l..
Jacquish, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Jacquish, SO South Few street, Madi-
son. The wedding will take place in
the immediate future. H. L. Jacquish,
once a resident of Baraboo, is nep-
hew of Mrs. Wilhelm and grandson
of Mrs. George Gibbons.
There are many cases of measles at
Camp Pike, Ark, says report re-
ceived here. The report says there
have been five deaths in the camp.
Governor Philip was at his offices
at the capitol in Madison again. He
was receiving callers as usual. He
said he felt much better but physi-
clans will not allow him to travel for