Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-07-05
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Miss Grace Sheridan will leave in
few days for Nebraska City, Neb.,
where she will be employed by E. F.
Potter, who formerly was manager of
the Baraboo Gas company, and who
now manages similar business in the
above city.
Mrs. o, G. Wheeler has received a
copy of the Faribault (Minn.) Pilot
which gives an account of the death
of Hon. Donald Grant, leading citi-
Wheeler resided in Faribault num-
Der of years ago, and knows the Grant
family. The same paper contains an
account of the wedding of Walter X.
Lockwood of Pittsburg, Kan, and
Miss Frances Gundman of Faribault,
at Chicago recently. The bride is a
niece of Mrs Wheeler. The couple
will reside in Chicago. Mrs. Wheeler
has. received word that her mother,
who resides in Minnesota, has suffered
slight stroke, but is, some better.
Officials at Madison are getting
anxious about obtaining help for
those farmers who desire assistance.
The time is at hand when hay must
be harvested, and corn as well as 9th
er crops cultivated. Until the grain
is in the shock and the cultivation of
the soil has been completed the farm
ers will have more than they can do.
County Clerk Cooper has received a
letter which intimates the state may
send out aids to make survey of the
different communities to ascertain if
possible if help can be found. There
may be number in Baraboo who are
acquainted with farm work, and the
state thinks for the sake of patriotism
they should give helping hand at
this time.
Mrs. Maude Newell Williams has
gone to Milwaukee to make two adj
dresses before the state Christian En-
deavor convention. She was accom-
panied by her son Newell. Mrs. Will
liams says that Mr.. Williams, who is
at Bucaramanga, Colombia, South
America, will go to Bogata soon to at
tend conference of the missionary
workers in the tropical field.
The war is interfering with the
study of geology in this region. For
merly there have been several classes
from various schools during the sum-
mer, and this year the study will be
limited to the one class which is now
in the field. There are eleven in the
class at the lake, Professor Bretz of
Chicago university being in charge. A
member Of the class states no others
are expected this season.
The Norwalk Star says it lost one
or two subscribers Of late because of
its war stand, but it has no hard feel
ings. That's a Christian feeling, and
the Star man is the son of minister.
Can the soft stuff, neighbor The man
who stops a paper because it supports
Uncle Sam is a traitor at heart and
should be so regarded by every true
American. He will bear Watching
Kendall keystone.
Mr.. and Mrs John Troy have re
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w. Troy, which states he is at Fort
Douglass, near Salt Lake City, Utah.
Frank Link of Baraboo went on the
same train from st. Louis to the west.
Both men are in the United States
army.
Mrs. Kate O'Shea, who has been
making her home with her sister, Mrs.
A. w Melzl, went to Chicago few
days ago, and fron there has gone to
an eastern military post to see her
son, George O'Shea. The young man
may leave for France at any time.
During the Mexican trouble he was
stationed in Texas.
About the time Wilburt G. Koepp
and bride, nee Ethel Anna Whistance,
started for the lake after the wedding
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