Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-18
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Mrs. A. l.. Marcum has returned
from a trip to Minneapolis. While
There she visited at the home OF Mrs. L
e. Apker, who formerly resided here.
Miss Myrtle Hughes has returned
to Chicago where she is employed at
ter spending few days with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hughes OF
this city.
Mrs. Fl. Schram has returned from
La Crosse where she underwent an
operation in a hospital. Mrs. Schfam
| was away seven weeks and is much
Improved.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J.. J. Pfannstiehl and
Mrs. William Tarnutzer were enter
tanned last evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Tarnutzer, the
host being a son of Mrs. Tarnutzer OF
Baraboo. Mr.. and Mrs. c. /. Kind
schi of Prairie du Sac.
| Jack Boyle, the Baraboo short
story writer, is making business
trip to Colorado Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle
| may spend the winter in California.
Another of his stories will appear in
the Cosmopolitan magazine for Octo-
Der.
! Next Week Rev. e. G. Henke and
: j. w. Wright will attend the Presby-
terry of the Madison district at Mus
coda. Rev. Mr.. Henke is the stated
! clerk and Mr.. Wright will make re-
port of the general assembly meeting
He was one of the commissioners to
the great meeting.
Rowland Archer formerly Of this
city and now of Madison, is visiting
relatives iii this city fol a few days
Etr. Archer recently returned fr, m the
navy service and Will continue his
school work at the University OF Wis
consin this fall.
J. Van Orden returned last even
ing from Ephriam Door county, cover
ing the distance about ESQ miles in an
automobile in day. The roads
! were muddy and the best time could
not be made While at Ephriam
number of little journeys were made
to interesting places in the region.
Mrs. Van Orden remained for long
er stay.
Harold L. Cramer, recently returned
from overseas, is visiting at the home
of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Armour Brown of this city. Mr.. Cram
er has been in the army Is months OF
which 90 were spent overseas in the
18th field artillery. The soldier was
wounded in the Argonne during the
battle there and spent three months in
the hospital. He leaves soon for Vir-
ginia where he has accepted govern
ment position.
When it became known that Bara-
boo must have a new postmaster,
twenty-five application blanks were
received. All Of the blanks were us
ed and still others applied. A new
lot of blanks have been received, no
doubt enough to meet all demands. AL
though but one can have the position
all who desire may apply for the
place.
The local high school has started
s.
for the coming season. Thirtysix can
didates reported for places on the
squad the first night, which is the
largest number of men to report for
football practice in number of years
at the Baraboo High. There is good
material for cracking fine team this
year. Glen Kelly of South Bend, Ind;
is the new coach for this year
Darrell F. Barstow, 18th Co, First
Battalion, 5th Reg, U. S. M. C. son
of Claude E. Barstow, Mahnomen,
Mimi, has arrived from overseas and
is visiting his aunts, Mrs. Edith M.
Doty, Mrs. William Marquette; and
other relatives. He was in the battle
of Chateau ThieTy, Balleau Wood,
and st. Michel, being on the lines
from June to September l. He was
in the service over two years and
overseas sixteen months. The young
man was SO fortunate as not to re-
ceive wound or be gassed.
A W. Starks and three others Of
Milwaukee registered at the Warren
while making trip through Wiscon-
sin. They travel in large white
car that attracted much attention
| while being driven about the streets.
| The name OF Mr. Starks was a fam
iliar one in the Milwaukee papers
some years ago when theother bar
bers Of that city kept on his trail be-
cause he would not close his shop in
a hotel ON Sunday. After several
test cases he left the town. Mr..
Starks is known as the king of the
BARRIERS, having a fine shop in Mil
waukee, one in Minneapolis, still
another in st. Paul and yet another
In st. Louis. He has made small
fortune in the business.
Pebbles
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