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

,ouring car suddenly broke. The car
wa on grade at the time Of the breal
and running at good rate OF speed
but Harold Peterson, who was drlV
ing stopped the car without overturn
ing. 1t cost $26 for the repairs bu
they were made quickly and the fami
lily were soon homeward bound.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Hester returned
Wednesday from a most enjoyable trlL
of two weeks spent in Dakota, one
week in Minnesota. They gave Elias
Wheeler of Bowman, S. OAK, a plea
coming, nor of the coming OF Will
ant surprise and who did not know OF
their coming and of the coming OF
VIII Wheeler and family, who arrived
the next day. Mr.. Hester reports that
those parts of Montana and Dakota
which he visited suffered greatly from
the drought and crops were complete
failure. Reedsburg Times.
A note from Mrs. Laura p Martin,
Ill Forest avenue, Crawford, Conn,
states that her son, Rev. Kenneth
D. Martin, rector of the Trinity church
in Crawford, had the pleasure of meet
ing Cardinal MERCER when he visited
New York recently. Rev Martin is a
member of the Clergy club of New
York and neighborhood, and t.
ganization gave luncheon in honor
of the noted religious worker. The
luncheon was at Hatel Commodore
and a large number attended. "Trini-
ty Parish Messenger is net publica :
ton issued by the Episcopal organic
of the activities and needs of the
church. Rev. Martin is taking a
course in philosophy at the Columbia
University during the present year
BRAN $4,000 per ton cash. We
have the bill for car of Bran and
are booking orders at the above
price. Will notify you when the ecar
arrives N. HI. SMITH FUEL &
WISE. co. Phone 1876 Store phone
12.J
John Fischbach, prominent former
of the town of Washington, who re-
sided a few miles west of Portland,
was accidently killed by Wenzel New
berg, a lad of IA, whom he had asked
to go hunting, says the Cashton Re-
cord. Newberg fired at a rabbit, not
seeing Fischbach, who had stationed
himself behind Small knoll. The
fir nsh ho 1af nh
and neck and when the boy returned
with help the man was dead. He was
35 and unmarried A sister resides at
Rockland
ON Wednesday evening there was
a community event at Ableman, the
singing being led by C. H. Dinsmore
county Y NJ. c. A. secretary. There
was health program, followed by a
moving picture, Jack and the Bean
Stalk" Fully 500 people were present
On October 81 Mr.. 'Dinsmore will give
a demonstration for a play day in
the community.
The nimrods i'm Lyons are polish
ing UP their guns and making heavy
purchases of ammunition. On the first
day of November they propose to
sally forth and Stay about all the
game to be found in the Baraboo hills
and on the Monday night following
have a feast in the community hall.
The organization is known as the
Fish and Game Protective associa-
ton. All saucy squirrels and other
game beware.
If you have any property in the city
which you wish to SELL whether
houses, vacant lots, business blocks
or businesses we believe we can sell
it for you as we have people coming
to our office every day inquiring
about city property. We have sold "a
lot of city property, already this sea-
son and your property may be just
what they want. Call at our office
and let e1s talk the matter over. We
would be glad to meet you any time.
j. T. Bates 81 Son, City.
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Miss Ella Olsen has returned from
Milbank, S. d. and Minneapolis, Mimi,
where she speat six weeks visiting re-
latiyes and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott 'of FOND
du Lac have returned to their home
after spending Sunday in Raraboo