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

came to BarabOo on Friday and Went
to his extensive farm in the town OF
Delton.
The .sjolly ten several Prairie du
Sac people, came to Baraboo recently
to surprise Richard Hoppe and family
who were former residents of Prairie
du Sac.
Stone is being hauled from the
freight depot to the cemetery for the
building of the mausolem for the late
Henry Ringing. Mr. Ringing died a
year ago, the remains being placed
in the vault.
Lewis Martin and Henry Bittrick
report killing red fox recently on the
Lake bluff near their home. There
seems to be plenty of the animals on
the bluffs there but manage to keep
out of gun shot
F. M. Balsley, division engineer OF
the Wisconsin Highway commission
at Madison, is here looking over the
Warner road which is under construct
ion. He intends to make a map of the
state highway system.
Two Canadian black geese, killed
by M F. Foley and Fred Mogler Fri
day at Merimack, were placed on ex-
hibition in the flower store of E. T.
Ross and attracted the attention OF
many nimrods. One of the birds weigh
ed 141s pounds and the other II TBS.
The cold weather in the north is driv-
ing all kinds of birds southwark.
TIL Reedsburg pupils who got aboard
the train, expecting to find Mr.. and
Mrs. Arvold Of Ableman, had but
enough money to take them to the
above named village. A kind passen-
ger made them loan that they might
come to Baraboo to throw their rice
and confetti through the air.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Boehn have
gone to Milwaukee on account of the
death og Mr.. Boehms sister, Mrs.
Tillie Carmichael of Hellenville. Mrs.
Carmichael died at the Milwaukee
hospital at 2:15 this morning, follow
! ing an operation Of about two weeks
40. The Barabo relatives had visit
ed her few days since.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Avery and two
children of North Dakota who passed
through Baraboo enroute to Praire
du Sac by auto a few days ago, met
with an accident. Upon their arrival
at Prairie du Sac they found the car
was on fire under the rear seat. The
Avery family will make their home in
Prairie du Sac. The damage to the car
was slight.
! The teachers, students and few of
the pareuts of the junior high school
+; held luncheon in Ochsners park on
FRIDAY afternoons rare October day.
School was dismissed at 8 o'clock and
each with lunch repaired to the
| playground. Games were played and
the event was one of rare pleasure in
{ the annals of the Junior high school
All or the parents had received writ.
/! ten invitations but not more than .
dozen responded.
/ III portage, just starting to a dance
at Poynette car driven by Frank Nc
Dermott skidded and turned turtle.
| Inc accident was due to the fact
that another car was approaching ord
as driver McDermott took the side
OF the road to avoid collision his
car sk1dded and turned comnletlv
over and landed ON the edge of the
ditch on, the side of the road Tho
car rested on it's top The front
lenders and two Of the wheels were
considerably wrecked. That none
OF the party was hurt was miracelous
me accident happened early in the
evening. -.
Robert Schneider and family are re-
moving to Baraboo from North Free
uom and have taken apartments at 1O1
FIRST street. Mr.. Schneider is field
manager of the canning factory ~
Nortn Freedom which is just closing
successful first year. A half million
cans OF peas and corn were put nm ~
the factory and the first carload was
shlpped just three months from ~
DAY the first shovelful of dirt woo
aug for the new plant. Mr.. scbnel,e,.
expects to spend the winter in Rara
BOO and return to North Freedom n
the spring. ii IL
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MONDAY o
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Attorney and Mrs. J. H Hin and
mr.. and Mrs. William Stackhousa r..
spent Sunday in Reedsburg wbaro
tney attended the golden weddino -
MT. and Mrs. S. N. Kingsley Mrs
f1lil and Mrs. Stackhouse are daueb+
ers OF the venerable couple. For n anv
years Mr. and Ms. Kinsley were 70
sidents OF Loganville where ha was
ene Iifst school teacher and the f;rst
postmaster. He held numerous otber
ounces while living there.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob RizentbaIa, ba...
gone to Cudahy, Wis, to spend ~ :
winter. spenu the
uo DarberS of Raraho