Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
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Miss Dorothy Caleff Of Minneapolis
was in this city this morning on her
way to Rewey, Wis.
Miss Lucy Mccarthy returned this
morning to Reedsburg after visiting
her aunt, Mrs George Thompson, on
Sixth street.
Mrs. c. r. Lamberton and sons
Harland and Rowland Of Hillsboro
are visiting Mrs. T. F. Bockhouse.
Mrs r. D. Wood and daughter Of
Merrimack have returned home after
shopping in this city.
Mrs. J. w. Meyers and son went
this morning to Reedsburg to visit
her daughter, Miss Lilah Meyers, who
is in the hospital.
Jerome Davidson has returned to
his home at Green Bay after visiting
relatives in Baraboo and Ableman
He was accompanied there by Miss
Vena Schanke, who will visit there
and at Milwaukee.
Today carload Of war relics cap
tured from the Germans passed
through Baraboo on it's way to Mime
apolis, where an exhibit will be made.
F. w. Schultz, local agent for The
express company, visited the car and
says it was a curious array of ma
terial He has a small piece Of wood
from an aeroplane, showing three
layers of wood The specimen may
be seen at the express office.
Mrs. Charles Dyke, who is spending
the summer at the lake, reports that
the visitors there have been welcom
ing the young men who have been 60
ing west from the Great Lakes train
ing station The gi1-s lave been
greatly appreciated.
Mrs. w. M Barrett and daughter
returned this morning to their home
at Freeport, ILL.,, after visiting the
formers mother, Mrs. Jacob Ritzen-
thalef
Miss Mabel Erswell mas returned
from Madison, where she went to con-
suit physician as to an ailment
which has been troubling her for
some time. She was given encourag-
ing news.
E. E. Smith, Eighth street, claim
adjuster for the Chicago & North
western, was in Chicago at the time
the bomb exploded in the federal
building, and was near enough to
hear the report He was in the Chi
cago & Northwestern Offices, and
those near him thought it was part of
the display on the lake front. Soon
they observed the crowd gather.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller and two
children came early in the week from
Chicago to visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Stott, on Lake street.
Mr.. Miller has returned, Mrs Miller
and children staying for longer visit.
Last Sunay at Devils Lake wom-
an objected to having an automobile
marked by young person. She at
tempted to strike him over the head
with a stick when it broke and struck
her glasses. Two women and two
men came from Portage to Justice
Andro's court this week, bent on hav-
ing an arrest made. Since they vio-
lated the federal request as to Sunday
use of gasoline, they decided not to
attempt to prosecute. Not likely any
jury would find a person guilty under
the circumstances. The two Portage
couples will probably join a walking
club.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Neville, Miss S.
A. Martin and Miss Deborah H. Mar
tin Of Green Bay were guests Tuesday
of Mr.. and Mrs III. E. Cole. They
made pilgrimage to the historical
meeting at Fort Winnebago on Mon
day, coming to Baraboo on their way
to Madison and other points in the
state. Mr.. Neville is president of the
historical society at Green Bay, and
takes great interest in the museum in
the library building there, while Mrs
Neville, who, it is of interest to note,