Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-08-28
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Attorney V. H. Cady has gone to
Montana to spend week on business.
Robert Lee of Chicago is home a
few days with his parents. He is en-
ployed at the above city.
Mrs. Louis Putz and sons, Kenneth
and Louis of Rockford are visiting
friends in, the city.
Miss Martha Zimmerman of Chi
cago is spending few days with Miss
Mile Reese of this city.
Mrs. J, W. Waterbury has returned
10 her home in Prairie du Sac after
spending. a few days in Baraboo.
John ELLINGTON and children OF Wye
vile are here to spend few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E..
ELLINGTON.
Ernest Ell. True and family left for
their home in Galesburg, ILL.,, after
spending their vacation at Devils
Lake.
Mrs. C. f. Lueth son, Irving and
Miss Louise Beck of Chicago are here
to spend a few days with the E. F.
Lueth family at the Wellington.
The delivery horse for the Koppke
grocery company became inflicted
with lock jaw and it was necessary to
shoot the animal yesterday noon.
The Coral Union composed OF the
male quartette and their families were
entetained at dinner Sunday at the
Henry Koppke ottage at Devils Lake.
The afternoon was passed in singing.
Harold lexington recently from
overseas has accepted position in
Santa Fee Texas with the Santa Fee
railroad and leaves tomorrow to start
mis- new duties.
Rev. F. e. Reauchop, Madison was
= in Baraboo OH Monday. He is the
field secretary for<.the West Wiscon-
sin conference and goes to Eau Claire
in a few days to attend the annual
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. DOnahue have re-
turned from an auto trip to Illinois
where they attended the National
Automobile races. at Elgin, Ill. They
were accompanied by T. Clavadat-
scher who will remain in Chicago
several days purchasing his fall stock.
Two boy scouts landed in Baraboo
this morning from Madison and have
continued ON their journey to Kill
bourn. The boys rode bicycles as far
as Merrimack and from there they
we're compelled to walk most of the
way to Baraboo because of the poor
roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chaubes returned
to their home in Fox Lake after few
days visit with their niece, Mrs. Day
ton Ashley at Portage.
Mrs. Mary Dash and daughter, Mrs.
Frank Watkins, of Toronto, who
nave been visiting friends in the city
for the past week. left today for
Rochester, MINI.
e. B. Trimpey and family motored
TO Portage recently and while there
took number of pictures of interest
ing characters, among which are IONA
Gale and her father and mother.
Harry Page of Boston, son of the
late Henry Page, former master me-
'chanic here, is visiting fiends in Bara-
boo and Mirror Lake Mr.. Page has
a cottage at Mirror Lake.
c. H. Irish and family have return
ed to their home in Dallas, Texas,
after spending a few days with his par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. W. r. Irish Of
this city. They will stop in Chicago
for few days on their way home.
William Hattie arrived in Baraboo
Monday night from Camp Grant
where he received his dischage. Mr..
Hattie states that it is just three
weeks ago that he left COblenz
Germany, for the United States. He
has been overseas over a year in the
Third division.
John Rutland and son, Walter Rub
land, of Plain were arrested recent
Yy on the complaint of John Wutz,
who also resides at Plain The charge
was assault and battery. The case
was heard in the court of H. l.. Hal
sted and was adjourned until August
30.
J. G.. Johnson, who resides near
Elroy, has sold his farm of 100 acres
to U. E. McReynolds of Lancaster.
This is one of the best farms in Jun
eau county and was sold as the re-
suit of advertising. J. T. Bates & Son
of Baraboo made the deal Mr.. John
son may move to Baraboo in case he
ecan find suitable residence
The burglar alarm at the City bank
at Portage sounded about TO o'clock
Saturday night bringing large num-
Der of people to the scene. The police
on investigating with the bank offic-
ials found that the time lock had been
adjusted for 10 o'clock Saturday night
Instead of 10 o'clock Monday morning
Miss Bessie Lyon of Eau Claire is
"a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Blackburn Miss Lyon recently