Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-10
SATURDAY
x o o o o Q = o o Q X

A mans sheep-lined oEercoat at
SIS. Moleskin cloth. T. Clavadatscher.
Word has been received at Portage
from Portland; Ore, by Mrs. Fred Raj
mer, of the tragic death of her sister
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Schneider, and daughter and son-iIl-
law also friend They were out for
a pleasure ride in a large touring car,
when thy were struck on railroad
crossing by a passenger train They
were formerly of Caledonia.
Spencer G. Haven of Hudson yes
terday succeeded Walter G. Owen as
attorney general of Wisconsin, being
appointed by Governor Philip late in
the afternoon. The resignation of
Attorney General Owen, who will as
sumo the seat of r. d. Marhsail, as
sociate justice of the state supreme
court, was filed yesterday afternoon
shortly before the appointment was
made.
Harry Homewood, Chicago, general
manager Of Ringing Brothers circus,
is charged with desertion in a bill for
divorce filed by Gertrude Homewood,
according to a report received from
the Yards News Bureau of the above
city. The couple was married in
1898.
Three cases mems dress or Sunday
shoes. Your choice at $2.50-T. CLAW
adatscher.
Assemblyman Carl Hansen, Mani
towoc, 55 years old, Democrat, and
in the Wisconsin legislature, was
found dead in his home on Friday. A
revolver lay beside the body. The
police do not suspect foul play.
Fire destroyed the creamery at Half
way Prairie, near Sank City, Friday
morning at about 8:3 0 o'clock. The
buttermaker, LOrenz Tarnutzer, con Of
Mr.. and Mrs. And. Tarnutzer, Of this
city, was churning when partition
through which a stove pipe was led
caught fire. The loss was total for
creamery and dwelling place. 1t will
be decided at meeting to be held
Monday whether to rebuild the fao-
y
his home in this city and his wife and
child are at home with her parents in
Cassell.-Prairie du Sac News
The Certain-teed Products Corpora
ton, with Offices in the First National
Bank building, Milwaukee, has an
nounced that J. r. Pfueger has been
made sales manager of the MiIwau-
kee district. This change has been
brought about by the transfer of S.
H. Sanford to the Chicago office.
Who can wear No IL Mems Shoes :?
We have eight D&ir at $3.50 pair
Clavadatscher.
President F. c. Stokes of the Wis
consin Drainage Co., Elkhorn, has ar
rived in Caledonia with twenty horses
and a crw of men to maui $500 yards
of gravel for improvement of a two
mile stretch of the Portage Merrimack
road north and south of the Otto Giese
place. The company is big concern
that had eleven crews working the
past season on drainage projects and
road improvement.
The Presbyterian church at Reeds
burg has a service flag. The seven
boys honored by this flag are Lieuten-
ant Everett PrOuty, Regular Army,
Camp Fremont, Calf. Sergeant Evan
Darrenougue, Charlotte, N c.; Oliver
Winchester, radio training station,
Cambridge, Mass; Ivan Terry, Camp
Grant, Ill.," Leon Kelley and Willis
McCray, Co. A, 128th Inf, Camp Mac
Arthur, Waco, Tex.
mans sheepIined overcoat at
SIS. Moleskin cloth T Clavadatscher.
While Andrew Gruber, accompanied
by Wallace Page, was returning home
from town Friday afternoon his horse
became frightened near the Chris
Steuber farm home and SHE'D, throw
ing them both out of the buggy, wreck
ing the same. Mr. Gruber had the
misfortune to break his nose and hav-
ing his face and head badly bruised.
He was taken to the Steuber home,
where he received the attention of
physician.-Prairie du Sac News.
Alger Goldfarb is spending a few
days in Chicago on business.
Ashley Powell has returned to Mon
tana after visiting here at the T. w
English home
Walter Kier, who is employed at