Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-05
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For SAILS: so acres, good house and
barn, corncrib, hen house, two good
forchagds, s acres fenced into four hog
| lots. Land in a high state of cultiva-
ton. $4,000 Will sell some regis
| tered hogs, cattle, horses and machin-
cry at a very reasonable price. ]. +.
Bates & Son, City
| Mrs. William Plummer and little
daughter, Rosemary, who haves-been
visiting relatives at. Milwaukee and
Waldo, are visiting here at the F. E.:
Plummer home before going to Gales
vile. Mrs. Plummer was formerly
Miss Bessie Mclaughlin, teacher in
I6ne of the eighth grades in this city.
!. Mrs. J. Ewing has gone to Dodge
lyiHe- to. visit her new. granddaughter,
who arrived at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. L!sDersch. Mrs. Derseh was
formerly Miss Gladys Robbins of this
city. ..@
If yor have house that you want
to rent, we would be glad to hear
from you, as we are having more or
ders than we are able to fill and some
very desirable tenants have written.
us to rent good house in the next
ten days. Ii you want to buy house
it will pay you to see us before closing
a deal as we have three propositions
| where the owners are out of the city
and they are Offering them at a bar
gain. J. r. Bates e. Son, City.
Mrs. F. G. FOsdlck has returned to-
| Chicago after visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Alexander. She
was accompanied home by her three
nieces, Gene, Evelyn and Lucetta
Beige, who will spend a week with
her.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Hazelton, after
receiving a letter from their son stat
ing there was hope of his coming
home, have received another saying
there is little prospect of his leaving
now. He is in England and has rheu-
matism which prevents his travelling.
According to the letter his case has
not been carefully diagnosed and he
cannot leave at present. He was on :
the Front in France and taken i'll
while in the English army. He enlist
ed with a Canadian company.
+ e. V. Hocum left Thursday with the
stock and property for Paola, Kansas,
Ito join the Patterson Carnival COM
| pany also owners of the GoIlmar Bros.
and Patterson Shows. Mr.. Hocum
and daughter Lucille and son Ray will
| do buggy-riding act. Mrs. Schacht
will do a principle bareback riding
act and all members of the Hocum
family, including Mr. and Mrs. Walter
| Shacht, will do a six-peop1e tight-wire
act, using two beautiful white Snitz
dogs in the same. They expect to
make a two years tour, working
through the south next winter.
The remainder of the troupe win
leave Baraboo April 4, to see the Coll
mar Bros and Patterson Shows, which
will open their season at Paola; Kan,
April z. :: @ ~ e.
!, For Sale: Five acres on the Bara-
boo and Devils Lake road. Good
house, barn, chicken house, buggy
shed, and some other outbuildings.
All in first-class condition Good well
and cistern. 80 rods from the city
limits. A beautiful little home and
| for sale at bargain. j. T, Bates &
!, Son, City. - ~
The total amount Of French terri
tory liberated from the German ipyad-
ers by the Somme offensive is about
853 square miles, situated in the ffour
departments Of Pas de Calais, Disc,
Aisne and Somme. It includes the
thames of 1925 Frenchmen. The