Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-03-14

prizes includes l silver cup, gOIQ
medal. 1 silver bronze medal, 2 gold
medals for largest potatoes, and 2
gold medals for the largest ears OF
dried sweet corn.
Miss Ella Ziempke is visiting in
Ableman with her mother Mrs. Au-
gust Ziempke.
For Sale: 200 acres, best of soil,
finely watered and all necessary build
ings. Half a mile from city limits.
Price, $4,000; $4,000 cash, balance OH
10 or Is years time at 5 per cent.
There are on this farm 35 Guernsey
COWS, three nice young teams, brood
soWs, fine bunch Of chickens, hay,
grain, farm machinery, harnesses and
wagons; will be sold with the farm
for below their real VALUE, J. T. Bates
& Son, Baraboo.
Mrs. Mona Koberstein and daughter
Verona of North Freedom were shop
pers here Wednesday.
Mrs. John Keller, who spent the win
ter here, has returned to Prairie du
Sac.
Mrs. Henry Nehring has returned to
North Freedom after visiting with her
daugher Miss Anna Nehring.
Harry Cline, who underwent an Op-
GRAFTON at the Baraboo hospital, has
returned to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kirchner and
r. of hn011 ufcitiD Or
his sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
D. Adams, on Fifth street.
Mrs. G. Williams and two children
went to Mansion this morning to visit
relatives. The Williams family re-
moved here recently from Madison
and are living on South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcdonald of
WyevilIe were business callers in this
city today. From here they go to
Evansville to visit Mrs. McDonald's
mother and then on to Chicago, where
they will spend few days with the
formers mother.
Mrs. George Luck, Mrs. August
Schultz and daughter Alice Of North
Freedom and Miss Louise LIGHT Of
Reedsburg spent Wednesday in this
city.
Mrs. H. L. Halsted who has been
visiting her son in Washington, is
with relatives at Montclair, near New
York City Mrs. Halsted expects to
be at home in few days.
Bruce McCready of Black Hawk
spent the past two days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Nc
Cready Mr. McCready accompanied
him to Madison today to spend the
day on his return to the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Leander S. Drew Of
Prairie du Sac have returned home
after a short visit in BaraboO. Mr..
Drew says he enjoys the best of life
andthat he attributes his good health
to abstaining from tobacco, drink and
other Incorporate habits. Mr.. Drew
is much interested in archaeology.
Several members of the local K. P.
lodge went Tuesday evening to Lodi
to attend the meeting of that order to
which they were invited After the
degree work a banquet was enjoyed.
Those that went from Baraboo were
Louie Winnie Crist Lee, George Web
er. George Pelton, l.. NJ. Jacobs, John
Vanderveer, E. E. Smith, M. T, CARR
son, Oscar Gust and Mr. Soldiers.
For Sale: A Broom cottage, fully
modern, three blocks from courthouse
square. Seven-roOm house on Birch
street, all modern, bathroom and toilet
down stairs. Will be sold at a bar
gain. A fine house on Fourth avenue
Hardwood floors, fine basement, fully
modern-this will be sold at bar
gain. For rent, two good houses, one
for $3.50, one for $22 per month. II
you want to rent or buy, either farm
or city property it will save you
/ time and money to call at our office, as
we always have something good to
offer. J. T. Bates e Son, Baraboo.
Sheriff William Welk has received
a cable from his son-in-law First Lieu
tenant H. H. Prange, that those with
! the Reedsburg and Baraboo company
F., had reached France in safety. Those
! who were left behind in New Jersey
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