Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-08-30

farm, between Loganville and Hill
point, and when the brakes failed to
hold, the car went down the hill and
into ditch at the S de of the road.
AS Ooehlers and his companion, Will
Koeppe, were examining the car, it
broke into flames and was completely
burned. Mr. Ooehlers4 is unable to.
account for the fire unless a spark
from a. match ignited gasoline that
had leaked from the tank. The loss
is partly covered by insurance.
Miss Alice Ennis and niece, Mary
Alice McGinnis,s spent the day in Madr
sison.
Miss May Tangey of Kilbourn came
to this city today on her way to Reeds
burg TO attend the teachers institute.
Mrs. J. M. Donohue went to Galena,
ILL.,, to spent Sunday with her hus-
band
Edward Lehman, son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. D. Lenihan, dislocated his left
arm yesterday while at play.
Miss Zero English has accepted a
position as teacher in the high school
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at Wausau
Mrs Charles Bodinus and daughter
Magyar have returned to Chicago after
visiting friends here.
Miss Cornelia Egerer is visiting in
Chicago with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Kettler.
Misses Arlene Hubbard and Joyce
Falvey accompanied Gladys Jones to
her home in Wilton today. 5.
Clarence Wyseman has returned to
Butler after visiting t the J. H. Hub
bard home.
Misses Helen Hayes, sAbina Manion
and Hortense Nugent spent the day in
Camp Douglas with the formers
brother, William M Hayes.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence bangle went
to Oakda1e this morning 20 visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Brandt
George Hool came up from Mad son
this morning to visit William H. Mar
riott and family. a
Mrs. c.. G. Porter has returned to
Cumberland, Wis, after visiting Mrs.
Mel Porter in Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morse enter
tanned last evening in honor of Mrs.
W. w. Morse in honor Of her passing
birthday. A four-course dinner was
served and a pleasant eyen'n spent.
Miss Julia Gallagher of Chicago has
returned home after business trip to
this city. Miss Gallagher was here
in the interested the. Groier. society. +:
Mrs. Christ Anderson. and children
returned this morning to Sioux City,
a., after visiting relatives here and
at New Butler. .5si
Mrs. f. Richards and son Glen re-
turned last evening from Orfordville,
where they were called by the seri-
BUSINESS illness. Of here fatherin-law,
w. B. Richards. ta
Mrs. Richard Finnegan, daughter
Ruth and son Richard have returned
to Chicago after visiting here with
Mrs Harry Page and Mrs. Paul Her
fort. .s. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Daniels and Son
James of Reedsburg, who have Been
visiting in Montfort and Monroe, came
today to visit her mother Mrs! Rose
Sweet. - -.s' N
Mrs. J. b. DeBarr and daughter,
Miss Stella De Barr, Of La Crosse,
spent the day in Reedsburg.' Miss De
Barr WI go from Reedsburg to. La
Crosse. IT.
William Owens and daughter, Ella
May, of Milwaukee are visit 'ng at the
William Promo home on Eighth street.
Mrs. Promo and Mr. Owen and daugh-
ter spent the day at Devils Lake
Magdalene English returned Friday
evening from Burlington, VT, where
she spent most Of the summer. Miss
English is about ~ years Of age, and
made the trip home alone. She will
live here with her grandmother, Mrs.
Kimball.
Four automobile load Of relatives
and friends from Baraboo and else
where drove to Spring Green and en-
joyed a picnic dinner on Mrs. Susan
Davis lawn. The visitors, aside from
Mr.. and Mrs #Adolph Sorg of Spring
Green, We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schaefer and seven children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Schaefef and little daugh-
ter, Mrs and Mrs. William Pllatt and
little son, Mrs. John Yagy, Mrs. Har-
mon, Mrs. John. Rick and son Jolln,
Baraboo; Mrs Howard White and.
daughter Constance OF Milwaukee;
Mr.. and Mrs Conrad Adams of Black
Hawk; Mrs. John Clafidge of Reeds
burg.
Misses Alice and Elizabeth Guntrip
spent the day in Madison.
Mrs. U. S. Matteson has returned to
Monewoc after visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Robert Wa1lllxs was a business
caller in Reedsburg today. @
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