Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-18
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Mr.. and Mrs. o.. G.. Wheeler and
daughters .Mariqrief and j., La ,tyeta
Wheeler motored to Lime Ridge Wed
Eesday evening the former returnpgN
gand the others attended the fourth
of July celebration and also visited
at the home of ,Edd and Glen Kinst&l,
man and other friends until Sunday
when Mr.. Wheeler accompanied by, a..
his mother, Mrs. G. M. Kestor of
Reedsburg} autoed {sagain ito Lime ab.
Ridge and all returned with him. srise
s7e Sixteen cans of plymouth bass
were planted in Mirror Lake today
The fish are fngerlings in size, but
with. the twenty. cans of bass placed IL
in the same lake last year should offer
good bass fishing in a few years.
A whole AcarlUsd of butter 81 was 81
shipped this morning to Washington,
D., c., by the Excelsior Creamery COM
pany. of Baraboo 4, The, car contained
367 tubs averaging about rs pounds
each, a total of over 24,000 pounds. F. III
w Schultz, sloeah express Tagentt ~
states that the express car was re-
ceived here this morning and was, iced 2,
and packed in time to go out on sos,
On account of the freight embargo on Y
many articles east. of Ghicago,ra good So
deal Of butter has been sent from here as
by express by the Excelsior creamery,
''' An automobile belonging to a Sank
county minister wasq0 being i, J dFivenldt
around town without a license tag
few days ago. He became acquainted en-,
with a policeman.
ii Miss Kathryn Jacobs swent this
morning to, Milwaukee, to- spend Sum" 9
day with relatives. ,..,..., .,f.t.., %,
Z Rev. and Mrs! r. r. Meland and "
family of Lodi are making trip by
auto through this part of the state.
They spent Friday here leaving this II
morning to visit relatives in Vernon 81
county
Miss Helen Peterson of Rockford
H., has. returned, home after. "a visitq8a
with Miss Zero English. Her father
lis banker in the Illinois city. Miss
Leila Keller of Batavia, ILL.,, is guest
Of Miss English All three were stu
dents in Milwaukee Downer. yrH9uWf-ar
ms John L. McGanh returned last night d
from Chicago, where he has been at
tending furniture exposition for the ''''
past week. He also examined the new
line of furniture'. and purchased the
new fall stock for the MelzI & Nc
Ganng store y Mr. aMcGann says that
furniture is, unusually hard to procureI(9
and that prices are still rising, ,id a,n,
Miss NJ Hoffman, who has been WIS.,
iting here, returned today to her home ~
in Madison. 4---.---------------~ss-
=, Miss Ruth Rrotheroa has returned
cousin, Miss Gladys Petteys, for
y, DR.. A. L. Farnsworth rand Dr!cFa 81 u
Tryon operated on Mrs. Fred Messer
Of Caledonia at the. St, ,Sayiour's s hosa9s
pital at Portage.
, r., Miss Myrtle Moss left this morning
for Birnamwood. to- spend a week with "
friends. ...r -,..f .,o,..a., -, o.,.,s
Z r. r. Smith is here to give the Lin
coin chautauqua start. tent
has BEEN erected on 1.-THE Fisher IotSdI
at the corner Of. East and Eighth ~
streets, ready for busy week.
tt veg o.
VIM Brereton, an old Dane farmer
who has been living in Madison the 9 =
past few years, has traded his resi-
dence property in that city for q,
farm near Reedsburg. He moved
some household goods to the farm
last week and will take personal
charge of the work.-Lodi Enterprise
Mrs. Hilda Thompson Schroeder
came up from Reedsburg, Friday, and
will make her home with her parents,
S. J. and Mrs Thompson at Walton,
for the present Her husband en-
listed in the army and went to Bara- =
boo, Friday morning, to- be assign
ed to some ntonment-WoneWoc
Reporter.
On Saturday most, beautiful pic
ture was shown at the Al. Ringing
theatre The scene was from the
Great Lakes Naval Training station,
the young men in white forming the q
letters America" The figures then q
marched forward, covering the world
being the idea. The picture received
many high praises 2ci1cijar <1a t@7
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