Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-10-23
THURSDAY

removed at the local hospital yes
terday
Grading is being done at the Thiele
place, near the home of J. L. Bonham;
this being a part of the Warner road.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Orion leave soon
for Montford, Wis, where they will
reside.
Mrs. E. f. Boehm has returned
rom trip to Milwaukee where she
was called because of the critical i'll
ness of her sister-inIaw.
Sheriff William Tarnutzer took a
p to Adams county yesterday where
e intends to investigate several
ases of hunting without licenses.
G. e. ELLINGTON and family of
Adams motored to Baraboo to spend
a few days at the home Of the for
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
ELLINGTON.
Mrs. James Baird ofPortageis spend
ing few days at the home of My. and
Mrs. w. H. Ode. Mrs. Ode and Mrs.
Baird went to Lodi today to spend the
day. IA
2 Mr.. and Mrs Chris WEIGH OF Viro-
qua are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Bohn. They were
brought to Baraboo by their son, Ray
mond S. WEIGH in an automobile, the
son returning at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Clifford
have moved from Washington, D. G.;
to 901 West Mountain avenue, Fort
Collins, Colorado. Mrs. Clifford is a
daughter of J. w. Harrington of Bara-
boo.
. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Scheible
were called to Sheboygan, Wis, where
he funeral of the formers father, John
Schieble, ST., took place. He was aged
II years. Deceased passed away Satur
day at the home in ShebOygan
James Farnworth, a spry old veter-
al of the Civil war, celebrated his
eightieth birthday at the home of his
son Clarence Tuesday evening A six
o'clock dinner was served to about
twelve friends and relatives.
When the members Of the Gamma
Phi Rho club of the high school were
returning from their picnic Monday
evening, the c. M. Du Bots auto
driven by Durward Du Bois broke an
axle and it was necessary to send to
Baraboo for help. The accident hap
pened near the Wins Ryan farm.
At a picnic held about seventeen
miles north of Kilbourn, L. d. Hill of
De- hnn int Of Eo
members to further the investigation
of the trunk highway No. 13 The pic
Aic was originated by the people of
Grand Rapids and many representa-
tives from KilbOurn, Baraboo, Adams
County, and Grand Rapids were pre-
sent. Grand Rapids wants to prove to
the State Highway commission that
13 is on the Through route and the
committee was appointed for this pur-
pose of working toward getting better
roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Farnworth
have returned from a trip to the north
ern part Of the state. While at Barron
they visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Cuthbert who are extensive
farmers. At Eau Claire they visited
Rev. William Moore and wife ana @c-
cOmpanied them to Chippewa Falls
where they were entertained at the
noted stock of Louis P. Martiny.
Otto Sells and Arthur Mattke, who
were married recently treated their
friends to celebration in Ellington
hall Monday evening. About 100 were
present and both men put a purse of
$50 and all kinds of coed things to
eat were enjoyed. The friends of the
newely married young men started to
give them a charfvari the saS9e
evening, so they took them to the hall
and made it real affair.
The ladies who served supper at st.
Margaret's Guild of the Episcopal
church recently, gave Mrs. H. N. Jen-
lings complete surprise Tuesday
evening in the form of an advance
halloween party. The laides were 20
in number and one of them went to
the door dressed as man. applying
for a room to rent; the rest of the
party following close behind Dur
ing the evening old fashioned games
were played and light refreshments
were served.
Max Feinberg has received word
from his brother, Harry, who had the
misfortune to lose leg while in the
service in France and who has been
in hospital at Washington for sew
eral months that he was forced to
stay for longer period on account
Vt an attack of pneumonia Mr.. Fem
Sarg of this city has been expecting
his brother home for some time and
became worried that he sent te1e-
gram and learned that his brother
had been sick. 1t is now expected
hat the young man will reach BaTa-
BOO in short time.
A horse deal was pulled off in this
city recently shaded that the writer
has ever been made wise to. A man
brought ia a horse hide and appear