Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-10-11
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In some parts of Wisconsin the price
being paid is ninety cents, and a Bar
aboo dealer thinks the price here will
dollar.
At Madison eleven sophomores, who
were arrested late Thursday night
while on a frosh hunt, yesterday in the
superior court pleaded not guilty. The
cases were continued until November
1. The defendants are Frank Cirves,
Ed. Mathews, j. F. Hamlin, William
Erickson, F. H. Marshall, Richard
Holman, J. H. Draper, E. J. Eisele, T.
D. Taylor, John Wood and Bruce
Brown. P. w. Brown, also taken into
custody with the boys, was not taken
into court when Chief Shaughressy
learned that he had come UP town in
search for his son Bruce.
About thirty interested persons at
Baraboo contributed to fund which
was used in purchasing wild rice to
be soWn in the sloughs around Okee
and places along the Wisconsin river
Freeman c. Capener and others Sc
cured the wild rice from a dealer at
Oshkosh and sowed it in the most
likely places where it will grow. This
will make good duck feed, will bring
the ducks and later the hunters.
For Sale or Rent: Seven-room
house on Fifth street; new furnace;
electric lights, gas, city water-in fact,
fully modern This is a bargain either
to buy or remit. T. Bates e Son,
Baraboo t
Mrs. L. E. Gross and two sons are
visiting relatives at Merrimack.
Miss Evelyn Martiny is visiting in
GAINESVILLE with Mr. and Mrs. Shreve
Miss Dorothy Rodems spent Friday
afternoon in Madison.
Miss Elsie Marquardt is spending
the weekend in Madison with Miss
Ruth Smith. ::s
Misses Florence Stolte and Emma
Terry Of Reedsburg were visitors
here today. ...
Miss Grace Pierce is visiting in
| Wonewoc with her sister, Mrs. Oscar
| Karstetter.
Miss Gertrude Clingman, teacher al
Sumpter, has gone to her home al
Reedsburg for the weekend.
Mrs. Grace HOlser has returned tC
Reedsburg after visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Grace Buehler.
FOR SALE: A farm Of 108 acres
about IS under cultivation, balance
pasture and timber. Good set of farm
buildings, eight COWS, four head OF
young CATTLE a nice bunch of hogs
four hores; full set Of farm machinery
and this years crop, all for $780,
T. Bates & Son, Baraboo.
Mrs. H. H. Gottschall went to Lodi
this morning to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Fellows.
Miss Ida Philbrick has gone to Mad
ison to spend two weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Charles JaQuish. .-r.
Misses Hazel and Amy Loper OF
Lodi were shoppers here this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Delap went this
morning to Kaukauna to Visit their
daughter, Mrs. John E. Hale.
Mrs. G.. w. Johnson is visiting in
Madison with her sister, Mrs. Flor
ence billiard, who is i'll.
G. w Anderson of Aurora, ILL.,, is
visiting Miss Elizabeth Luebke and
Mrs. Corwin Hirschinger.
Miss Hazel Paddock, teacher at
Mauston, is spending the weekend at
her home here. "..s
Mrs. John TrusselL and daughter
Dorothy are visiting relatives at West
Point.
Misses Edna Bonini and Lydia Wei
land have returned from Owat0nna,
Mimi, stwhere. they visited relatives
the past week. s.*# aa4
Misses Agnes Grotophorsts and Ell
zaida Barrett, University Of Wiscon
sin students, are: spending the week
end at their homes here. ,soa 49,.
Mrs. A. J. Davis has returned to
Oak Park after an extended visit at
the home of her brother, Hon. Franklin
Johnson.
Fred Purcell and L. D. Prader left
last night for Ontario, Canada on a
two weeks hunting trip. They ex-
pect to get moose and other big game.
Isaac Fort of Baraboo and his broth
.er guest, David Fort, Of Eau Claire,
went to Merrimack this morning for a
short visit Both are veterans of the
civil war, Mr.. Fort Of Eau Claire being
a member of a New York regiment.
Miss Elizabeth Stevens of Kilbourn,
who has been visiting Mrs. Ben Shew
at Reedsburg, spent few hours in
this city today on her way home.
Mrs. George Watson has returned
to La Crosse after visiting here with
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Wat
son.
Miss Irene Holmes, teacher at Kill
bourn, is spending the weekend in
North Freedom with her cousin, Miss