Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-09-27
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Try Zenzel for all skin troubles.
} Sold by Donovan & co.
Rev. G. F. Erffmeyer of Abilene,
Kansas, has arrived to spend a few
days at the home of Mrs. Anna Erff-
meyer of Baraboo. He will preach at
the Evangelical church tomorrow
morning and officiate at the COM
munion services in place Of his broth
er, Rev. H. E. Erffmeyer.
Miss Florence Erffmeyer, mission
airy to Japan, who is home on fur
Tough and has arrived with her father,
Rev. c.. f. Erffmeyer, of Kansas, will
speak of her work in the sunrise
kingdom" at the Evangelical church
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs George Fl. Roberts
and Mrs. A. E. Frederick and son Of
Kendall were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George V. Moore during the fair. Mr..
Roberts is cashier of the new bank
at Kendall and Mrs. Frederick is the
wife of Assemblyman Frederick. Mr..
Frederick is at Fort Sheridan train
ing for the war. His wife and son went
from here to the big camp.
Use Zenzal for that itching eczema.
Sold by J. B. Donovan & Co.
For Sale: 200-acre farm, close to
city, large set of farm buildings, Al
high grade Jersey cattle, horses,
nice bunch of chickens, full set OF
farm machinery, including silo filler
and all of this years crops. One OF
the best bargains in Wisconsin. Price,
$4,000 J. T. Bates & Son, Baraboo,
Wis
Mrs. Christina Miller and son Gilbert
returned yesterday to their home in
Eau Claire after a few weeks visit
with relatives in this city.
At Portage Percy Mosner, aged Is
years, and Orris Williams, aged 10
years, who gave their homes as Han
cock, imbibed too freely and resorted
to speeding an auto about the city. A
collision occurred With. the T. J. Phil
lips car and Sheriff Klabunde took a
hand. The boys were fined and the
men who furnished the liquor come
next.
Peter Swanson's inability to see a
blue uniform behind some brass but
tons in the dark led to the arrest of
four men at La Crosse; charged with
selling liquor to soldiers from the
Camp Robinson cantonment. The man
he took for a soldier was policeman
and he was promptly arrested, when
he pushed a bottle of whiskey into his
hand. Thomas Ward and Burt Lazette
were also arrested on the same charge.
The three are strangers. All waived
examination and are in jail, being IN
able to furnish bonds at $4,000
This year the Latin classes in the
Baraboo high school are full and
overf1owing. Many who might have
taken German had it not been for the
unpopluarity of the language at the
present time are now found in the
Latin classes. This is not only the
case in Baraboo, but in many other
schools. No doubt the German lam
guage will get severe backset in all
the world as result Of the .unpopu-
larity OF the war brought about by
the military power.
Foot ball practice has begun and
the sky is bright for winning games,
George H. Winchester says the play
ers this year are larger, more active
and have plenty of vim. There are
so many good players that two teams
have been former, one being coached
by Mr.. Winchester and the other by
A o. Iversen. The burden of winning
the victories will rest upon Mr.. Iver-
son, who has charge of athletics.
DR.. J. F. Sneathen has purchased
the automobile business which has
been operated by Palmer & .Judevine
and in the future it will be known as
the Central Garage. The place is To-
Gated at the rear of the Warren house.
Edward Malone, SO years old, editor
of the Waterford Post, and one Of the
best known weekly newspaper men in
the state, died there Monday morning