Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-08-09
MONDAY
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At Reedsburg something went
wrong with the cooling machinery in
the condensary and tie loss of milk
amounted to about $4,000. When
some of the cans were opened at the
county farm, to which place they were
taken, the covers few to the ceiling
when released.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lins and their
sons, Clemens and Theodore, drove to
Fort Sheridan on Saturday to see
their son Herman, who is in training
there. They were accompanied by
William Cole. On Sunday Herman &C.
companied the party to the naval
training school, then to Chicago and
South Milwaukee, where they visited
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bettinger. On
their return home Monday they were
accompanied by Misses Hilda, Ange-
line and Beatrice Lins, who have been
visiting at the home of their sister,
Mrs Bettinger, in South Milwaukee,
for some time.-Spring Green News.
Misses Inez Warner and Juliette
Lucht returned today from Beloit,
where they have been visiting rela-
tives for some time.
William Bonham is confined to his
home with an injured leg. He SUI
stained the injuries Friday evening
while taking part in the automobile
pulling contest at Marion park, when
he slipped and wrenched his right leg
in such a manner as to tear number
of ligaments. He is in bed most of
the time, but with the aid of crutches
can get from one room to another
about the house.-Prairie du Sac
News.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Ballinger left
today for an extended visit through
Iowa, Minnesota, the Dakotas and
Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Kleckner are
packing their household goods for
shipment to Cedar Rapids, Ia, where
they expect to reside in the future
Mr.. Kleckner, however, will remain
in this city until his present contracts
are filled.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Caulfeld and
son Delbert of Milwaukee are spend
ing few days at Devils Lake, guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Leander Pierson, who
are occupying the Mrs. George Mar
riott cottage. Mr.. Caulfield is man
ager of the Schuster department store
in Milwaukee. On Friday the visitors
enjoyed trip to the Dells and today
went to Ableman, where Mr.. Pierson
conducts the stone quarry.
Miss Helen Holden has been at Ro-
chester for several days and her trou-
BILE has been diagnosed as of nerv--
Gus nature. Miss Holden has been an
efficient teacher in Milwaukee for a
of years. h~
Y Mrs. Louis Allen and son, Elmer
ing to visit her sister, Mrs. Corbin.
She will return Sunday with her daugh-
ter, Eileen Slonniker, and her niece,
Hazel Corb'n., Elmer will remain for
a longer visit. #
At the Y. M C. A. building Thurs
day evening those interested in cow
testing held meeting. County Y. M.
c.. A. Secretary W. III. Babcock pre-
sided and V. S. Pease afted as secre-
tary. Ernest G. Kunzelman was elect
ed president and Walter G. Rodewald
secretary-treasurer. Ernest Hinrichs
will continue the testing. Among
those present or represented were:
Archie Cook, Milo Simonds, Charles
Brewster, Herman Zantow, Bellows
Bros, Fred Schubring, Hardy c..
Spencer, c. J. Baer, T.. A. Marquardt,
w. H. Sherman, Walter c. RodewaId,
e. c.. Kunzelman, Ed. McGilvra, Wal
ter L. Pierce William c. Rodgers,
Ernest Hanger, Ed. Egerer, Earl
Thomas, Leonard Case, Percy Thorn
as, Farnsworth Bros, F. w Zantow,
and U. Won Valid. Others are ex-
pected to join.
A number of lots in the Stanley sub
division of Baraboo have been sold
under the hammer welded by Sheriff
Welk. The plaintiffs were Roxie
Farnum Myrta Farnum and Maryetta
Farnum, and the defendants were J.
c. Roger anu others. The highest
bid was by Attorney f. r. Bentley,
$500.
Mrs. Peterson, daughters Grace,
Effie and Vivian, son Harry of Kill
bourn, and nephew BARNARD Gard
ner Of st. Paul, spent Sunday here
and at the lake with Mrs. Lottie Mil
Ter and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gill Henry have re-
turned from Chicago, where they
visited her sister and family, Mr.. and
Mrs Galen E. Berry. They were &C
home by Master Donald
Beery, who will visit relatives here
for some time.
Claude Glover, who has been in ST.
Luke's hospital, Chicago, for. several
weeks, to recover from fractured
skull received at an overhead cross |
ing near Chicago, has so far recOV- |