Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-02-07
FRIDAY
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| Pearl Waddell went to Beaver Dam
today for a short time.
{ Mrs. J. r. Wood spent the day in
Lodi.
! Miss Verona Stackman is spending
few days with her sister, Miss Elsie
StacIzman.
/ Mrs. J. Cummings has returned to
West Chicago after visiting bol, par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cast, on Mognd
street.
Herman II. Mueller, proprietor Of
the Mueller garage, has returned from
tI2e' automobile show at Chicago. Hs'
re sorts a fine exhibit and much inter
est over a new Fotary engine.
Miss Julia Davis, who has BEEN
working in this county in the interest
of tire Y. w. c. f., has gone to New
York to attend the national conven-
ton Of the organization. Tire work. in
this county has rot been completed
but Officers: VIII be elected before very
long.
Forest Rummell OF Adams is visiting
at his dome here.
Miss Ella ZTamke has returned to
Ableman after visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Alex Baumgarten in this city.
Miss Zarna, Mcdonald, who E5Gts been
visiting friends here, has returned to
her home at Rochester, Mimi.
J. II. KILLER of Randolph is visiting
friends in this city Mr.. Miller was
formerly buttermaker at the Excelsior
creamery and resided in this city.
Jack Faanswortft Of Greenie2eS was
injured yesterday while ci1gpping
wood a l6mb falling and hitting him
ION the side: The services Of s.. ply
lsician were needed.
Misses Elsie and Anna Blanca spent
Thursday evening in North Freedom.
Otto B. Schoonover Of Spring
Green vert to Washington with Ar
thur A. G.. Gust and Carlo Aug. Miller
Of Barabo0 when they left for the cap
ital, all joining tire. goth Engineers
corps and will help win the war. They
registered in the office Of County
Clerk F A. Cooper before leaving.
Mrs. H M Acost and Mrs w. E.
Baringer are interested in procuring
funds for allied relief. They state
that the funds are for the purchase of
material and running expenses. They
ask for voluntary contributions and
ladies will De at the three banks and
Whitman's drug store on Saturday aft
ernoon, February 2, to receive funds.
The Ladies'" Social circle Of Lyons
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Sprague and Mrs. J. Edwards at the
home of the former. Sixteen members
were present and two new members
were taken into the club. Relief work.
was done, and refreshments were
served.
c.. W. Wichern of the town Of Green
! field was in Baraboo on Thursday and
reports that he has purchased some
of the fine Single Comb Rhode Island
Red chickens grown by G. w. Hack
. ett In the lot was a cockerel which
took a prize at the recent Baraboo Val
ley Poultry show. Mr.. Hackett has
gone to Washington to accept his new
position with the government-that of
getting two chickens to grow where
but one grew before.
A. r. -Hurd of Wausau has been in
BaraboC in connection with his manu-
featuring firm. Mr.. Hurd was in bus
mess in Baraboo and left here eighteen
years ago. Soon after going to Wau-
sau he engaged in manufacturing, and
has made a gratifying success, the
line being advertising novelties. Since
going to Wausau the city has grown
! from twelve to twenty thousand peo-
Fple. The big Wisconsin river water
powers have aided much in the growth
Of the city.
f Ladies of the South Side Allied
Relief club met Thursday afternoon