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

/ 1nSOn, twenty -0lSnL III les ulSLduIs OuG
l.hOteI man has been arrested; charged
with selling liquor tosa man in uniform
and is now out on, a $4,000. bond. The
situation is becoming so serious that
the men may be refused permission to
leave camp unless a change is made.
Breweries at Bangor and Winona,
| NJ nm, have also been visited by the
soldiers, and government officials are
also making Investigations in these
! cities.
Mrs. Joe Koltes of Dane, who has
been visiting in Honey Creek, came to
this: city today on her way home.
Miss Lucy Mccarthy returned this
afternoon to Reedsburg after, visiting
her aunt, Mrs. George Thompson.
Miss Gladys Petty of Waterloo came
this afternoon to visit. her aunt, Mrs.
Lewis Prothero
Marvin Blake, Jr, returned yester-
day from Milwaukee and Belo-t, where
he visited relatives.
Miss Ella MarQuardt has returned
from Madison, where she visited rela-
tives.
Miss Hazel Winnie, who has beer
visiting in Madison stopped off here
this afternoon On her way home to
Reedsburg
F. G. Peck and G. A. Carpenter have
returned from South Dakota, where
the former went i'll the interest of his
farm at Faulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, VonWald of Madi-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Baringer
of Baraboo have gone to Wolf Lake to
camp for few days.
w H. McFetridge has gone to Colo
RADIO. For some weeks he has not
been in the best of health and has
gone to the mountains, for rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K Page, son Curt
and Harold Hildebrandt went to Mad
ison this morning in an automobile for
short visit.
Mss Mary Hunter has returned to
Reedsburg after visiting Miss Myrtle
Moss. She was accompanied home by
Miss Moss. who will visit her over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Dake have re-
ce;ved letter from their son, Rolla
A. Dake, 1924 North avenue, MilWau-
kee, which says he had a narrow es-
cape while riding on a trolley car be-
tween Chicago and Milwaukee. While
the car was going about seventy miles
an hour, he says, out of Chicago the
car tore off the trolley wire. The live
wire came crashing through the wins
dows of the car, throwing fire and
glass Some of the passengers were
cut quite badly and Mr.. Dake was COW
cred with broken glass, fortunately
escaping injury. He says he was bad
ly frightened when the accident hap
pened Mr. Dake is a dealer in auto
in Milwaukee.
The transm ssion line being built
between Baraboo and the dam at Prai-
RE du Sac has been about completed.
The work has been done from Bara-
boo, the long poles and miles of wire
Next a line will be built between Bar
aboo and Portage, the work to be done
from Baraboo. providing a, place can
be found to unload the poles. The
ground that has been used has been
! leased, and new location must be
found if the poles are brought to Bar
aboo. F. B. Conway has charge of
the work
An oil company has leased land ad-
jacent to the Potter estate and near
the sailing station. On the land will
be erected tanks for the storage of
Hoil Heretofore one company has had
the only large tanks in town.
Governor James e. Ferguson of Tex
as has been ousted from office, twenty
one articles. OF impeachment having
been filed against him. alleging Off
cial misconduct.
"a; few days ago Walter Ooehler's
Maxwell car from Reedsburg was de-
stroyed by fire as he was returning to
that city from HilInoint. The engine.
stopped on hill near the Ed Meyer