Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-20


Macy Hutchins of Wonewoc is Wis
! iting at the home of o. S. and Jesse
Ballinger. He will remain during
most of this week.
w. H. Atom and daughter Catherine
have gone to Freeport, H., to visit
the formers daughter, Mrs. Albert
Whitman. From there they will go to
Chicago to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. H. A. Lohff has returned to
Freeport, ILL.,, after coming to attend
the funeral of her father, William
Wieglow, at Prairie du Sac. Mrs. Fred
Wieglow Of this city is daughter OF
the deceased.
Mrs. William Kunzelman went today
to Madison to visit her brOther-ln-law
Fred Kuberra, who is in the hospital
there, recovering from an injury re-
ceived from falling from an engine in
that city.
Mrs. Caroline Berman and daughter
Ada, 514 Seventh avenue, have return
ed from Milwaukee, where Miss Ber-
man has been attending the state nor
NAL. School closed week earlier
than usual this year.
DR.. and Mrs. A. J. Ochsner Of Chi
cago came to Madison yesterday aft
ernoon to enjoy the plays given by the
Red Domino society at Lathrop hall
last night, in which their daughter,
Miss Bertha Ochsner, took a prOmi-
nent part. DR.. Ochsner, who is one of
the most distinguished surgeons of
Chicago, graduated from the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin in '84.-Madison
Democrat.
The Chicago Tribune ON Sunday
contained a half-page illustration of
Robert H. Osborne with an ambulance
truck, taken while he was in France.
The young man formerly resided in
Baraboo and spent some time driving
a. truck in the war zone. He managed
to bringa number of films to America,
and the pictures are appearing in a
number of publications. The illustra-
ton shows a camoufage for a military
road, the idea being strips of porous
cloth hu at intervals along mill
tary road By hanging pieces of cloth
in this way an observed at a great
height cannot see movements along
tht road. Mr. Osborne has a position
in Chicago at the present time.
At the Feltz home near the GENE
terry there is a case of scarlet fever.
The patient has been attending the
parochial school and in order to fun
igate the building schol has been
closed for the present. Probably it
will not open until after t. 81, rOlidays.
On Sunday a Buick car, 1our-cylin
der and fve-passenger, supposed to
belong to Lee Desiler, went over
bank on the road between Spring
Green and Plain. No one was injured
but the extent of the damage to the
car could not be learned The road
is paved all the way, but at number
of places there are no ratings.
The Patrick-Haskins Amateur COM
pany will give a play at Valley juno
ton on Saturday evening, December
20, entitled Little Buckshot." Those
taking part are E. S. Haskins, D. L.
Haskins, D. F. LOOMS, Perry LOOMS,
A. Gibson, E. G. Hewitt, w. S. Patrick,
Esther and Della Hewitt, Cora Haskins
and F. A. White.
: On Sunday at GAINESVILLE Bishop w.
w. Webb ordained with impressive
services Rev. Milo Blanchard GOodall,
L B., of Delton, who conducts serv-
ices at Evansville Rev. GoOdall has
been serving as deacon for some time
at that place, making his home with
his parents in the village of Delton.
The sermon Of the day was given by
Rev. M. B. Stewart of Nashotah, pro-
fessor of the school where Rev. Good
all graduated last May.
In Sank county and all over the
United States the new questionaires
are being sent to the registered
young man, five per cent going each
day. the time required to send them
out being twenty days. The first lot
went from the office of County Clerk
F. A. Cooper on Saturday and the re-
plies began to come back on Monday.
When the orders for the draft are
sent out the local board will make up
the list of those who are to go.
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