Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-09-13
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land these pushed another locomotive
lover. Engineer Compton of Baraboo
Twas on the engine which went over,
but escaped unhurt. The fireman was
Islight1y injured.
Unless unusual weather conditions
occur farmers in the vicinity OF Bar
aboo need not look for a killing frost
| for several weeks yet.
According to Weather Forecaster
Eric Miller at Madison the average
date for killing frost in this neighbor-
hood is October Is. There is .one
chance in ten that killing frost Will
occur September q. No light frosts
have as yet been reported from this
section of the state. A killing frost
at Grand Rapids, Wis, has damaged.
cucumbers and squashes.
Rev. w. C. Blossom in Milwaukee
has resigned as, pastor or st. Ste
sphen's Episcopal church. Mrs. Ethel
lie. Alderman, who is involved in the
charge against the minister, has re-
signed the presidency Of the woman $
guild.
Leo Whitcomb, formerly resident
. of Baraboo, has gone to Camp Grant
with the first to leave Adams county.
He has been engaged in business in
Adams The young man is a son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Whitcomb, who
resided for many years in Baraboo.
Samuel Briscoe has returned from
II trip to Camp Douglas.
Miss Marian Goddard has gone to
IOconto to teach this year.
A. S. Hawley was in Baraboo on
Thursday.
Miss Hilda Yarkie of Merrimack
was visitor here today.
Mrs.-J. J. Clark has gone to Canton
and Astoria, H., to visit relatives.
Mrs. Belle Wood and Marjorie Kier
went to Milwaukee today to visit the
formers son, Gene Wood
Miss Alma Martin has gone to Yank-
ton, S. D., where she will teach for
the coming year.
Mrs. d. Bassett was business cal
Her in North Freedom today
Mrs. j. eCu1line spent the day in
Madison.
Stewart Brand, Earl Veerhusen and
James Bray are home from Camp
Douglas.
Miss Mary Louise Buckley has gone
to Oregon, where she will teach the
coming year
Mrs. John Smith accompanied her
grandson, La Verne Nelson, to his
home in Madison today.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Demo have gone
to Cawyer county for several days
stay, making the trip by auto.
Miss Geraldine Buckley has return
ed from Milwaukee where she had a
summer playground position.
=, Miss Madge Van Dixie of Kllbourn
came over this morning on her way to
/ Lake Mills.
| Miss Crissie Crawford has gone to
| FIT. Atkinson. where she will teach
! the coming year. a%
Mrs ]. H. Gaines has returned to
Ashland after visiting at theeRs ].
Osborne home.
Mrs. C. H. Martin of Beloit and Miss
| Viehle are visiting here at the John
| Kaercher home.
Miss Grace Mailer spent the day in
North Freedom with Miss Viola
| Lange.
Mrs. J. C. Roger and daughter The
oda have gone to Newton, where the
| family will make their home.
| Mrs. G. w. Burdick and Miss
Theresa Schaddel went. to Sparta this
morning to visit the formers son, Fred
I Burdick.
| Mrs. William Steinke, two daugh.
tiers and Mrs. August Steinke and
| three children spent the day in Madi-
| son.
T. P. Foley and daughter Loretta
went to Chicago this morning on &C
| count of the serious illness Of the for
| mer's sister, Mrs. Henry Heany.
| Miss Frances Drimosky has return
| ed to Montfort after visiting her
mother, Mrs r. HaWaileek, who ac-
companied her as far as Madison.
E. M. Terry of Milwaukee spent
| the day in Baraboo. Mr.. Terry was
for many years a resident OF this city
| and is an engineer on the Chicago &
| Northwestern.
Miss Emma Kruger has returned to
! Chicago after visiting here at the Al
| bert Koepp home She was accompa-
MED home by Miss Ida Koepp, who
will visit her for a few days.
| Miss Helen Merrill of La Crosse and
Miss Fern Kellogg Of Reedsburg came
this morning and will be teachers in
this city the coming year. Miss Mer-
| rill teaches in the third grade, first
| ward, and Miss Kellog in Lyons.
I Superintendent a. G. Kingsford has
! received a letter from Arthur D.
Smith Of Oxforu, who desires to come
| to school here and work for his board
/ He is in the senior year and writes a
| nice letter.
/ Friday was the first day for hunt
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