Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-11-01
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winter. They are well known in Bar
aboo, and this makes twenty-five sea-
sons in the south, with the exception
Of one winter in California. They
ow prefer the Indian river section to
all others in Florida; Mr.. Ayerill was
proprietor of. the eating house at the
Chicago & Northwestern station for
many years. E4.4..:"19a 49,. r..
Secretary c. H Copley has returned
from Madison, where he attended the
meeting at, which G.. Sherwood Eddy
spoke. There was a representative
from each Of II counties of the state,
the meeting being held at the Park
hotel The Y. M. c. A. desires to
raise $35,0O0,0 900 in the United States
and the share for Wisconsin is $780,
0Oo.:~ Mr.. Eddy has recently returned
from the: trenches on the French
front, and he told the story of what
he saw with his own eyes to the men
gathered from all parts of Wisconsin
to hear at first hand what opportunity
the war presents for service on the
part of the Y. NJ. c. A. at the battle
front. Mr.. Eddy's story was one that
told of army life in the trenches, in
the hospitals, told of the disease and
suffering among the soldiers, and
told Of the moral standards which the
national war work council is trying
to assist in maintaining in the armies
of the allies.
Mrs J. j. Brooks and daughter have
arrived from Chippewa Falls and are
taking possession of the. j. M. Kelley.
home on Oak and Eighth streets. Mr..
Brooks is with the Ringing circus in
the auditing department. and will join
| his family in few days. Mrs.
Brooks mother Mrs. Kirkpatrick, will
also be here for a time.
Three yesrs ago yesterday was quite
different from today. Yesterday wa
the wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs L. H. Palmer and they recall
that they celebrated BY enjoying pic
mic in the open. This season has been
unusually cold winter really being
here at the present time
Liberty loan tabulatiOns were at a
standstill at the treasury in Washing
ton last night awaiting further reports
from the federal reserve banks. On
the basis of estimates already in hand,
officials are confident that the food
OF subscriptions during the closing
hours of the campaign Saturday car
ried the loan we'll beyond the $5,00O,-
100000 mark Reports show Badger
citizens did their part.
Ed Warne at Ableman has purchased
the brick house which was formerly
the home Of the E. P. Richardson fam
lily, just east Of the station. 1t is a fine
place, on the main street Of the vii
lage and the deal was consummated
by J. T. Bates & Son, Baraboo. Mr..
Richard before his death was engaged
in business at Abfeman for many
years, and Mrs Richardson now re-
sides at Silyerton, Oregon. Mr.. Warne
is superintendent of one of the quar-
ries at Alderman. ':'-
Mr. Real E. State Mann went pro-
speeding the other day and he made
strike Here it is: so acres OF clay,
~ under the ploW, balance pasture
and timber. Can all be cleared and
put under cultivation excepting about
10 acres. Three miles from railroad.
On main road Good 7roOm house,
barn and hayshed, granary, machine
she'd iceh0use and hen house. All
farm machinery necessary and 7 good
Young cows. $500 takes everything.
$4,000 down. balance on long time at 5
per cent interest. Mr.. Land c. Kerr,
grab it quick, or you will lose it. Call
-cn or write j. T. Bates & Son. H.
The Willing. Workers Of Fairfield
will meet with Mrs. Ed. Thomas on
Thursday, November l.. Picnic. dinner
will be served. e>s.... ~..
@. D. Brandenburg has returned to
Madison after a visit in~ Baraboo
While here he ATTENDED the funeral.
of Miss Julia Dodd. both being class
mates in the schools Of BaraboO when
they were receiving their education
Miss Pauline Raetzman has return
ed to Chicago after visiting here at
the A. H Clark home and; attending
the funeral services Of her father, Will
liam Raetzman, at Reedsburg. Mrs
William Raetzman Jr, has returned
to her home at Milwaukee after at
tending the same funeral.
The branch overall factory of the
GAINESVILLE Clothing company has re-
moved into the new and commodious
building on Second street, nearly op-
posite the high school building and
near the Y NJ. c. A Work was be-
gun last spring and the factory is now
located permanently. Work, began
this morning i'll the new home The
factory began operations in the Coll
mar building on Third avenue, and
the demand for their product has
been increasing. More persons will
now be EMPLOYED