Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-09-20


home on Quarry street last evening
The time wa. pleasantly spent in
games and music, and refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Hall are visiting
relatives in Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs. FL. L. Parks attended
the state fair at Milwaukee today.
Mrs. Sarah Cadiau and daughter,
Mrs. Hattie Philbrick, left last night
for Portland, Ore, to visit relatives.
| Mrs A. L. Marcum and son Lucius
have returned from Huron, S. D.,
where. they visited relatives for two
weeks.
/ Mrs. Annie Reichart has returned
! from visit at Pontiac, Mich, where
she visited her son, L. p Helm. She
also visited friends at Joliet, Ill
The supper given by the Loyal
, Workers of the A. c. church last even
! ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
| thur Judeyine was well attended in
spite Of the weather.
Auto tire thieves are becoming nu-
merous and it is a wise automobile
owner that locks his car UP securely.
The thieves not only take the spare
tire on the rear, but have been known
to take the tires off the wheels.
An auto accident occurred near the
Harris woods at Lime Ridge Sunday
last which might have been very Sc
. rious, the auto having tipped over.
The five occupants were not injured
but the car was badly damaged. The
people were from Spring Green and
i VIZ re 1tIatives of Henry Wagfer.-
azenovia Reporter.
They tell us when we go to France
| the chances of our not coming back
are about one in ten That is, 10 out
| of each 100 soldiers will probably be
killed. OF course this depends some
what on the length of time the war
lasts. We take bigger chances than
f! that every time we get into an auto
and drive faster than 80 or 40 miles an
hour and if you get killed no one gets
! any good of it except those in whose
favor the insurance is written.-Hec'
tor Mirror.
Officer Neitzel arrested two youths
who were riding bicycles on the side
walk. When the arrest was made he
promised the offenders he would keep
their names out of the newspapers
and that is why they are not here
| The News hopes the officer will make
no more such promises. The young
men paid fine and costs totallng
$4.24 each, enough to spend during the
entire week at the Sank county fair
Their names are written in the big
court docket of Justice Adolph andre
and if any reader desires to know, hop
up the judges stairs. Officer Neitzel
says that this should serve as warn
ing to all who are riding on the side.
/, walks, and the next offender will find
Watch out.
On account of the increased cost OF
all materials entering into their con
struction, automobiles are likely to
be much higher in price next year
They will also be harder to obtain
!
are turning portions Of their plants
into manufacturing war materials.
Mechanics in automobile factories
| will likewise be harder to get, as many
thousands of them will be engaged in
the new aeroplane factories, turning
out the $4,000 aeroplanes which will
be shipped to Europe nN.t year. The
prices of most cars have been adj
vanced already, but not to the point
to which they are liable to go later on.
The senate at Washington Wednes-
day passed the alien draft resolution
making subject to the draft more than
one million aliens resident in this
country Should the resolution become
law in time to make practicable the
call and examination of these aliens
for the first draft they would take
their regular places in the call in the
order in which their draft numbers
are drawn. They will be subject to
the next draft in any event.
Federal authorities at Toledo, o.,
raided the home of Prof. Scott Near
ing in search of literature which they
said may have been used Ill a cam
paign of, opposition to the army con-
scription law Prof. Nearing is a lee
turer on Socialistic questions. The
authorities invaded the headquarters
of the Industrial Workers Of the
World Nearing went to Toledo two
! years ago from the University of
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cory Carow have re-
! moved from this city to Milwaukee.
Mrs Gerofski accompanied Mrs. Carow
: to Milwaukee this morning.
Mrs. f. H Peterson spent the day
in Okee.
Mrs. D. E. Bassett has gone to Be-
lott to visit Mrs. Mary Marshall.
Mrs. J. w Moran spent the day III
Madison.
| Mrs NJ Reuland has returned to
Green Raw after visiting friends here.