Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-05
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of one of the coaches.

Herman A1S@l44 Lacrosse who
SHOT Carl Miller, Is years old. has
been released on $4,000 bail, The
lad~is improving. He was with other
lads "coening' melons when shot
Kramer pleads not guilty.
! A. O. Iverson, former assistant
principal here, was il town for few
hours Saturday. He came down from
Baraboo, where he taught last year.
and where he came last week to get
! his personal effects ready to ship to-
Sheboygan where he has been given
an important assistantship in the
high school, with the duties of athle-
tic coach thrown in for extra mea-
sure He and Mrs. Iverson spent the
, summer at Tomahawk, his old home,
where he did patriotic farm work.
They are at present with Mrs, Ivar-
sons people at Ripon.-Lodi Enter
prise.
Miss Carrie Cook left this morning
for Stoddard, where she will teach the
coming year. Miss Cook has the prin-
cipalship of the school.
Mrs. Harry Butterfield and daugh-
ter Catherine went to Madison this
morning to visit Mrs. Carrie Butter
field, who is in the general hospital.
The latter is getting along nicely.
Miss Florence Durham of Louis
vile, KY, who has been visiting at
the lake, went to Reedsburg this morn
inor IN yicif
Powell KARL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl T. Wills and two
children have arrived from Davenport,
Iowa, and will make Baraboo their
home. Mr. Wills is a chiropractor ard
will open an Office in the rooms above,
the E. T. Ross flower store
Mr.. and Mrs w B. Blachly write
from Portland, Oregon, they are hav.
ing grand time in that wonderful
country. They sent this office a copy
of the Oregonian which contains views
Of the grand review of the Grand Army
of the Republic. Florida had but one
representative in the parade.
Rev. A. e. Bloom, who has been Wis
ting relatives here, left this afternoon
for La Vale, and from there he will
go to his home at Annandale, Mimi
Mrs. Bloom and daughter Eunice will
remain for a longer visit.
Leo Frazier, who has been visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. G.. Fra
Zier, on Sixth street, left this morn
ing for New York. The young man
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Mrs. Frank Avery, has received n
letter from Milwaukee stating that
Miss Ethel B. Scully will be here next
Tuesday. Miss Scully is a member OF
the National Woman's Liberty LOAF.
committee and will speak at the court
house at 10 o'clock.
On the complaint of Officer Albert
H. Giese Of North Freedom, John
Thorn has been arrested on the charge
Of speeding. He plead not guilty and
the case will be called in the office OF
Justice Adolph andre next Saturday
The young man Joined the Sank
County Speeders' club some days ago
and declares that once more is too
often
Mrs. e. H. Groth has returned from
Niagara Falls, N. Y, where she went
as national patriotic instructor to at,
tend the national convention Of the
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary. The al
tendance was not as large as usua!-
but a good representation was pres
ent. Many members attended the en-
campment of the allied societies, with
the Grand Army of the Republic at
Portland, Ore. A resolution was adopt
ed to hereafter meet in the convention
city Of the Grand Army. The Sons Of
Veterans, in conjunction with their
auxiliary, purchased and equipped
fourteen ambulances, which have beer
sent to France.
While waiting on a customer in the
Marriott shoe store on Friday Glen
/ Richards, the salesman, had an inter.
| esting conversation with the shopper
| who happened to have been born in
Germany. The woman, whose name
was not ascertained, was about fifty
years OF age and stated that she had
| lived in Berlin until she was fourteen
| years of age, and that the present
| kaiser was about her own age. While
| living in Berlin she had often seer.
| both the kaiser and his son, now the
| present kaiser, and stated that she
used to carry papers to the palace to
| deliver to the kaiser. She said that
the former ruler did not have the i'm
| perialistic attitude of the present one,
and would even tip his hat to civil
| ians on the street. and went about
but slightly attended by guards. The
woman stated that she would not re-
turn to Germany again for anything.
that this was now her home, her coun.
| try, and it was here she made her
| money.
MARRIED.