Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-07-12
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with his parents, Park Superintendent
and Mrs. Atwood Smith at Devils
Lake. The young~man will soon leave
for France.
Mildred, Evelyn and Glen Faivre
returned today to their home at Ad-
ans after visiting their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holmes. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. Ber-
tina Schoenwetter.
Mrs. Herbert Fedderman of the
town of Sumpter underwent an oper-
alton at Madison this morning. She
was accompanied to Madison by her
husband.
The Ableman case in Justice H. l..
Halsted's court has been dismissed.
Several men were accused of trying
to influence others not to work in
one of the quarries.
The time made by Miss Margaret
Brethauer and Harry T. Tudor, when
they swan the length of Devils Lake
the other day, was one hour and
twenty-six minutes. A number Of
friends accompanied in boats.
Oliver Reese, who has been en-
ployed at the Evenson drug store for
some time, left today for his home at
Spring Green, and from there will
go to Rhinelander, where he has a
position in a drug store.
Former City Clerk J. S. Workman
has returned from the reunion of his
regiment, the 28th, at Waukesha. He
was one Of the speakers, and reports
a delightful occasion At the reunion
there were just % of the members
present, all others bringing the total
up to 200 Mr.. Workman visited at
Kenosha while away.
Mr.. and hrs. Floyd Wells and Mrs.
Ethel Becker of Lone Rock spent a
short time here with Mr.. and Mrs
Lucius Bump, and from here went to
the Dells at Kilbourn, where they will
camp a few days. The trip is being
made in a car.
Wallace McCready of Metropolis,
ILL.,, came yesterday, and with his Sis
ter, Miss Maude, and parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George McCready, spent the day
at Witwen with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hutchens, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Hutchefs, also Mr..
aud Mrs. George Good of Walton, came
by auto and celebrated the Fourth of
July in Baraboo.
May, Wave and Berdice White Of
Waterloo have returned home after
visiting their uncle and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Prothero. Mr. and
Mrs. Lucy Pettey of Waterloo are
also visiting at the Lewis Prothero
home. The former if a brother OF
Mrs. Prothero.
C. Coolidge, the market gardener,
reports that he is digging new pota-
toes The season has been fairly
good for early spuds and there will
demand Of old potatoes has passed.
and it may be long time before the
old prices will return.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Halbman and
family Of Merrimack spent Wednes-
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Fort. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Halb
man Of Lodi also visited at the same
home Wednesday.
Marshal NoIop was called over to
the blacksmith shop one day this week
by Or: Moore, VINO wanted to show
him bullet someone had shot into
his automobile tire. The doctor pulled
out his knife, and with Mr.. Nolop
watching tried to- pry the bullet out,
when, BANG, something exploded
like a cannon. Come to find out the
outer. casing had worn so thin that
a small piece Of the inner tube
bulged through a small hole and it
looked like bullet Maybe the doe
tor Will leave his Knife home after
MERRIAM Leader.
A peculiar thing happened on Tues
day evening during the big storm. A
two hundred pound SOW belonging to
Fred Zweifel in West Wauzeka was
caught in the flood caused by the tor :
rent of rain and was carried almost
four miles and is yet alive to eat and
grow fat and sell for sixteen cents a
pound. How it is possible for any
living animal to be carried away in
this mass of water is more than any
ore who saw the food can under
stand, but the fact nevertheless re- /,
News.
Mrs. W. Fl. Newell and Mrs. c.. S. ;
Williams and two children viewed |
the Dells yesterday. They were &C. !;
by their guest, Mrs. d. !!
B. Meredith of Winnebago, Ill.
Mrs. Ado1ph Hamburger, who has !,
been visiting on Webster Prairie with !,
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Cooper, has returned to her home at
Wonewoc.
Mrs. E. Rogers left this morning
for Junction City. Kan, where her