Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-11-13
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22-caliber rifle. He was removed "
Portage where he was given medical
aid. No serious outcome is anticipated,
according to the physicians
J.. B. Helm, aged II, mayor OF
Madison in 1912 and 1913, died at
Madison on Sunday with heart dis
ease.
Mrs w. r. Schultz and son, William
Kenneth, are visiting relatives IN
Washington. A few days ago William
shook hands with the Queen of Bel
GUM who with King Albert is in
Washington at present.
Mrs. Mable Bradshaw of Milwaukee
came Saturday as q guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Reiner Mrs. Bradshaw is
making a trip through the state in the
interest of the Red Cross and this
afternoon gave an address at the Sc
eond ward school,
J. T. Mcclure and daughter Miss
Nellie, Gibson City, Ill, arrived in
Saturday for visit at the home of
DR.. amd Mrs. G.. w. Snyder. Mr.. Nc
Clure is the father of Mrs. Snyder,
is a veteran Oh inc OlVll war, duu
long a resident Of Gibson City.
Mrs e. NJ Lesser has returned from
La Crosse where she underwent an
operation some days ago. Mrs. Lesser
is greatly improved in health. A cou-
sin of Mr.. Lesser Mrs. Caroline Tall
worth, had a goiter removed. She
also is improved in health.
Baraboo High school boys, who
played the Lightweights early in the
month, were certainly in sharp con-
trast to some thighs" that we have
metThey were good fighters, clean
players, good sportsmen, and they
will be welcome here for any sport at
any time From Cadet Boys" ST.
Johns Military academy.
Mr. and Mrs. d. A. Lewis, daugh-
ter, Miss Leora, Dr. and Mrs. J. E.
English, Baraboo, and w. G.. Kir-
choffer, Madison leave this week for
st. Petersburg, Fla, Mr.. Kirchoffer
expects to return soon, the others
remaining for the winter Mr.. Lew
is has received a letter from Mr.
great demand for places in st. Peters
burg. More visitors than ever are
expected this winter The fruit
crop in Florida is fine
Archie Barber was taken to Wau.
pun today where he will serve a six
year term which was given him in
Madison recently by Judge q. Ray
Stevens. The man was charged with
a statutory offence and young
school teacher was the chief witness.
The case was tried in court here but
sentence was not given until recently.
Barber was accompanied to Waurr
by Sheriff William Tarnutzer, Chief
of Police S. A Pelton and Justice
AdOlph andre. The trip was made in
the latter's automobile Several mer-
bers of the family were at the Jail to
bid him farewell when the automo-
bill rolled away.
DR.. II. J. Irwin and Stanley H. Kla-
Witter have returned from a duck
hunting trip to Buffalo lake, widen
ing OF the Fox river near Montello.
They report there are million of birds
very difficult to shoot During the
night the ducks remain on the water
and about ten o'clock in the morning
Ny to the wild rice swamps no great
distance away. The ducks are wary
and do not always come within shot
of the concealed hunter when going
to and from the feeding grounds.
What officials declare may have been
an attempt to blow up the Minneap-
oils armOry was frustrated when
sentry discovered man STOPPING over
a bundle outside of the building.
The man escaped but the sentry found
two live" hand grenades in the
bundle. Examination of the gren
AIDES showed them to be fully loaded
Had the safety pins been removed
they would have exploded within a
few seconds. More than 500 guards
men were drilling on the armory floor
at the time.
Mrs. ANNA Elliott of Bellingham
Wash, is visiting with her daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
steckl, of this city.
Miss Gladys Barry of Chicago is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j. Barry Of this city. Mr. and Mrs.
Barry formerly resided in Chicago.
M. F. Foley has returned from Mer-
rimack with a catch of nineteen NAL
ard ducks. The birds are on display
in the E. T. Ross Store. Mr. Foley
shot the ducks on the Wisconsin riv-
en-
Miss Dorothy Davenport of Reeds
burg is visiting friends in Baraboo
for a few days. She formerly resided
in this city and is a graduate of the
local high school with the 1919 class,
Mrs. A. W. Ladewig of Milwaukee
is visiting her son, Dr. Harry Lade-
wig, who is partner of DR.. A. L. Farms
worth. DR.. Ladewig came to Baraboo
recently from one of the villages in
Columbia county.
Dol L.