Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-04
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TO spend few days with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Edward Sleep of Madison mo-
eored to Devils Lake yesterday and
is a guest at the cottage of Mr.. and
Mrs John Meter.
Mr.. and Mrs David Foster OF
GAINESVILLE are spending a few days
mere and in Reedsburg visiting rela-
tiyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DeSautelle OF
Adams are occupying the Maurice
TSeppe cottage at Devils Lake. They
formerly lived in Baraboo.
Henry E. Sells has gone to Chicago
10 spend Sunday with his sister Mrs.
Eertram B. Winkler He will be &C
acompanied home by little Helen Kan
rath, who has been spending the past
three weeks with her aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hill and son,
George, also Mrs. Arthur Gafke mo-
4ored to Madison Friday to spend
the day.
John M. True has left his cottage
at Devils Lake, after spending the
summer there, for Maryland, where
he will visit with his son, Prof Rod
ney True.
Mrs. C.. f.. Kinder Of Portland,
Oregon. is here to spend a few days
at the home of her son, Fl. M. CorsaW.
She is well acquainted in this COM
nunity and enjoys the visit with for
.mer friends.
The Baraboo Farmers club will
hold an ice cream social at the Glen
vile schoohouse Friday, September
Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gust and son
Lyle also Mrs. Gusts father S. III.
Wood, motored to Harvard to spend
over labor day. Mrs. Gust will remain
for a few days longer visiting friends.
Mrs F. w. Mould was called to
Powers, Mich, recently because of
the sudden death of her sister, Mrs.
y. e. Smith Mrs Smith is well
known in this city having visited
here many times The funeral ser
vices were held Friday at the home
IN Powers, Mich.
Orriel Philbrick returned last
night from Milwaukee driving home
a Ford Coupe of the latest model
Mr.. Philbrick was able to secure one
of each of the Ford models for ex-
hibition at the Sank county fair and
while in Milwaukee contracted for
the sale of 100 Ford cars during the
coming season.
Miss Marie Winnie arrived from
Chicago last night for a few days
visit at her home here She has been
employed in the offices of the Good
rich Rubber Co. in ST. Louis for sew
aeral months. but recently has taken
d position in the Offices of the Cen
a8ral Motor Corporation in Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baxter have
returned to Racine after spending Il
week with friends and relatives in
the city. The young couple were
married not long ago and both were
former residents of Baraboo Mrs
Baxter was formerly Miss Iva Siggel-
kow
The sale of Fordson farm tractors
at the Philbrick garage continues to
increase. During the past week each
zone of the following purchased Ford
sons: Gilbert Voech and Ed. Hintz,
both of the town of FREEDOM and Perry
Shuts, Delton. Earnings fun with a
Fordson" has become a motto with
some of the owners of these useful
tractors.
The Durward art collection and
mounted specimens of birds and an
imals have been brought in from the
glen and will be at the home of the
late Rev. J. T. Durward, at 2l5 Sixth
street for short time. Anyone
interested in the specimens can see
Ahem Monday Or Tuesday from 2 to
II in the afternoon.
The ladies missionary society of
the Presbyterian church met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Wilbur Cowles in
the Skillet Creek neighborhood
About twenty-five enjoyed the auto
ride and beautiful views from their
home. After the regular program the
ladies spent the time in visiting and
playing croquet after which delicious
refreshments were served.
4ieolge Hickey and Frank Stone
met witt: what have been serious
accident last night on the khnourn
road. Tho two men accompanied by
Mr.. Hickey's sister were OF driving
IN their G. hear Kilbou =. AIR. HE.
key turned out where he thought
the road turned and ran over cul-
vert about four feet high. Luckily
the hind wheels remained on the road
or the car might have turned over.
With the aid of several who were
passing in autos the car was brought
on the road and no damage was done.
Erie E. Faber is d. the home OF his
smother, Mrs. E. E. WinsIow, in this
city for a vacation of one week. He
has just completed a tour of 5000
miles in a Ford car through Illinois
and Iowa going west as far as Omaha,