Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-10-30


the lights as they were flying low,
and soon became tired. Two Of their
number came down and rested in the,
yard near the Emil Werlich residence.
Frank Dwyer has returned from the
southern part of Illinois where he
has been employed with the govern
ment survey for several months. The
survey spent some time in the north
ern and central part of Wisconsin also
while Mr. Dwyer was in the work.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Davis have re-
turned from trip to Chicago. The
western metropolis has not returned
to pre-war conditions in many res
poets. Women continue to operate
the elevators to large extent and
serve as walters in the hotels. The
hostelries are crowded most Of the
time and the amount of travel seems
to be without limit.
M. J. Coughlin has received word
that his son, Lieut.. r. M. Coughlin.
was discharged from service, October
13. He was in the army ~ months
and for the past year served as trans
portation officer in the ordinance de-
partment at Raritan Arsnel, N. J.
He will work there in the same capa-
sity as civilian for the present
The rally day pageant at the Ger
man M e. church last Sunday even
ing was one of the best and most up
to-date program ever given there.
The speaking and singing was well
rendered. The church was prettily
decorated with ported ferns, bouquets
Of roses and notices. One Of the
main features was a white cross
decorated with ivy, unveiled while
Mrs. Rademacher sang I'm the Cross
Of Christ to Glory" After which
Rev. Rademacher gave a short
address. At the close of the program
the cross was illuminated by electric
lights. The lights in the big
chandelier were extinguished. During
the time large choir sang 'Hallelujah
for the Cross" 1t all was effective
and very pleasing. On the whole it
showed much tact and training On
account Of the rain there was a
small but appreciative audience.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Wickus celebrated their 57th wedding
anniversary. They were married on
Sunday and celebrated on Sunday,
f1ftyseven years intervening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wickus were married in the state
of New York and for many years
have been residents Of Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Lueth and sons
Richard and Clarence returned Sun
day evening form an auto trip to
Wausau. On the return the party
stopped at Grand Rapids Nekoosa.
Adams and other points. The trip was
made without mishap in spite of
the bad weather.
Major Nathan Winslow, brother of
DR.. f. r. Winslow of this city, spent
Sunday here with DR.. and Mrs. Win
slow, on his way from Gary to Omaha
where he has been stationed during
the riots there. Major Winslow has
been in the service for three and one
half years, and saw service with
General Pershing in Mexico. His
home is in Baltimore.
One Of the little daughters of Mrs,
Minnie Port while on the street at
Portage Friday evening was over
come with fainting spell and was
just topping over on the street when
j. c. Britt noticed the child,s condi-
ton and took her to Graham's store
Inc girl had run pen point in the
palm or her hand and was frightened
by playmates when she complained
OF the pain, that she had blood poison.
ing.
She undertook to go home to her
mother but was overcome with fright
before she had proceeded very far
The Baraboo hospital will soon
move from its present location on
Third street to the residence owned
by Mrs. Messenger on the corner of
Fourth and East streets. The rooms
are better arranged than in the bni,d-
ing owned by Mrs. Fisher and the
stairway is far wider. AT the present
location it is difficult to get a patient
up or down stairs on account OF the
construction. Mrs. Messenger intends
70 greatly improve the building max
ing 1t fine place for hospital
FUEL GIVEN AWAY for the cut-
ing. Other lots sold by niece chaan
1zO acres to clear; 8 months TO cut
maui anytime. Coal strike and high
prices need not worry those Willing
TO work. If interested write now Jobn
M Kelley, Baraboo.
w II. Atom has returned from,
Portage where he was present when
the case OF DR.. r. A. SchIag and RON
ert Aton of Prairie du Sac was cat,aa
me state made no fight and th c.so
was dismissed. They had been cnarg-
ed with hunting from a motor hoo+
on Lake Wisconsin not FAR IRON,
Merrimack. Mr.. Atom says severa,