Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-02-07
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In another column will be found the
proposition made by Ringing Broth
ers in connection with the proposed
gift Of the theatre to the city. Every
voter should read this notice car efully
that he may fully understand the con-
ditions Since it was first printed
few days ago many have expressed
themselves as very well satisfied with
the proposition and frankly stated they
did not understand it before.
Livestock in the United States on
January l was valued at 1888, $4,000
the department Of agriculture at Wash
ington has announced That was an
increase of $1,527,912,00O over a year
ago. In numbers, horses have in
creased $4,000, mules increased 101,-
0OO mich COWS increased $4,000.
Other cattle increased 1,857000.
Sheep increased 1,284,O00 and swine
increased 8,371,000.
Many of the stockholders OF the
Lodi fair will add a hundred dollars
to the treasury to pay off the debt.
This gives the fair new life. Portage
has raised $1,000 by subscription for
the fair there.
Miss Minnie Schrieber Of Madison
came Friday to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. E. Schrieber. Miss Schrie-
Der is in training at the general hos
pital at Madison.
Mrs. G. A. Cole of Adams came yes
terday to visit relatives.
Miss Portia Wiley went Friday to
PaeCsburg to visit her cousin, Miss
/ Marjorie Wiley.
! George Ritter and Charles Steidt-
man of Sank City were in this city yes
;, terday for examination.
Mrs. Ed Powell and son Virgil OF
;, Reedsburg were business callers here
4 Friday.
Mrs. Dora Streeck and son Edward
4 Of North Freedom were in town FIJI
;. dav, the latter being examined
4 Miss Blanche Peterson, who teaches
! in Fairfield, went to Madison yester,
4 day t. spend the weekend
), Mrs. G. M. Slagg and baby Of Madi
son are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P Cheek.
Mrs. Robert Leider Of North Free
! dom visited here at the BarabC0 nos
4 ital Yesterday with her sister-in-laW
I Mrs. Reinhold Leider.
Mrs. c. H. Thomas Of Lombard
I H., came Friday to visit her sister
Mrs. Elvin Steinbrinck, and at the
4 Evan Thomas home.
/ Mrs. A. A. Jones has returned from
7 Madison, where she was with mel
II daughter, Mrs Ernest Klett, who TN
:! der went an operation Monday, and IS
L improving as fast as can be expected
! Miss Maude Ellis went to Merri
] mack this morning on a case.
4 Miss Stella Dennis is visiting rel
I atives at Merrimack.
! Miss Ruby Luther of Spring Green
1 was in town this morning.
j Miss Dorothy Cheney Of North Free
4 dom was visitor here this morning
! Harry Cline of Madison is spend
81 ing the weekend here.
j Joseph Egerer has gone to Madison
a to spend some time.
! Mrs. Ernest Frazier spent few
4 hours in Wonewoc today.
j Floyd Srrague of Milwaukee is Wis
4 iting at the Louis NJ. Jacobs home
y on Third street.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Smith returned
\ yesterday to their home at Wyeville
4 after visiting relatives in this city.
j Miss Anita Palmer of North Free
1 dom is visiting her grandparents, Mr.
! and Mrs. F. L. Palmer.
III George Kindschi who attends the
Il University Of Wisconsin at Madison
Il is home for the weekend.
\ The Ever-Ready Bible class of the
1 Baptist church met Thursday evening
y in the church. The regular business
II meeting was held and a social hour
4 spent. A picnic lunch was served.
] Mrs. Clarence bangle and daughter
I Lorraine are visiting in Oak Dale with
4 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brandt.
I Mrs. Anna Peters has returned tC
4 Melvina after visiting her daughter
Mrs. George Schaitel, for some time.
& Mrs. William Check and son Arthur
4 cousins, Mr. and Mrs. John hasten.
Mrs Edith Mansfield and daughter
I Alice went to Madison this morning
! to visit the formers cousin, Mrs Solo
u mon King.
y Mrs. Alfred Zimmerly and son went
to North Freedom this morning to
visit the formers daughter, Mrs. Paul
! Wick.
\ Frank Schukneucht, ST., and son
i Frank of Black Hawk were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs g. w. McCready on
| Friday evening.
I The report is waited that it was
/ Thomas Hood and not the mayors
! daughter who tied the coal tag to the
officials shovel when the excitement
! was at a high pitch.
The teacher, Miss La Ventia Promo,
! and pupils of the Pewitts Nest school.