Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-12-25

Koepp will move to the Siberz place
and William Karg to the Eoepp farm.
; BY vote of to / Ozaukee county
has decided for highway bonds; Green
Lake county has also voted for the
plan. Waushara is opposed.
The Dane county fair will be held
August "a to %.
E. A. Inglass of the National Union
Insurance company, was in Portage
Thursday settling a fire loss claim on
the residence of P. e. Winswell, Lewis
ton. The property was damaged by a
chimney fire. M. D Devine. local agent,
settled the loss at SIS.
Otto v. and Edwin Pawlisch of
North Freedom are members of the
firm Of Pawlisch Bros. e Nahin Co. of
Chicago. The brothers are respective
ly president and secretary of the
concern A. L. Nahin is the general
manager and the purpose of the or
ganization is to bring about a more
direct distribution of farm products to
the consumer. giving both the farmer
and the purchaser in the city a square
deal. A friend of the young men in
Chicago writes they are making good.
A half million dollar hotel corpora
ton for GAINESVILLE has been formed.
according to articles of incorporation
filed yesterday at Madison at the
office of Secretary Of State Hull. The
capitalization is 100000 with 1000
shares of stock without par. Incor-
porators are F. H. Jackman, Thomas
o. Howe, Henry s. Lovejoy, George
P. Sutherland, F. P. Croaks, M G.
Jeffris. One or more such concerns
has been urged for Madison for
several years.
Glen Richards, who is attending the
University of Wisconsin is here to
spend few days with friends.
Fred Stanley is home to spend the
Christmas holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Stanley. He is at
tending the University of Wisconsin.
The juniors of the local high school
are the undefeated champions of the
class basket ball tornament Thursday
afternoon they won from the seniors
by a score of IL to Is. The freshmen
also defeated the sophomores the same
evening by a score or Is to g. The
seniors won second place in the
tournament
Attorney F. r. Bentle is ill at his
home on East street. He returned
from Milwaukee a day or so ago not
feeling in normal health.
George Hill who is attending the
University of Wisconsin is home to
spend the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Hill.
The postoffice department. at Wash
ington ordered the discrimination OF
rural route number two out Of Vir-
oqua on Dec. LIST because Of the lack of
interest in keeping UP the roads
The Thalia Club of the high school
had merry gathering Thursday even
ing in the High school building. The
evening was spent in playing games.
Slam presents to the members by
each other Refreshments of sandwich
es and cocoa were enjoy at the close of
the party.
On Wednesday afternoon neighbors
and friends from Greenfield surprised
Mrs. A. H. Mattke at her home on
East street. The time was spent in
visiting and music. Delicious refresh
About 25 ladies entered the home
of Mrs. Hugh Kelly Thursday even
ing in nature of farwell party. The
evening was. spent most enjoyably and
refreshments were served. Mrs. Kelly
leaves soon to join her husband and
daughter, Miss Constance, who are now
at Niagara Falls
Charles Wild, for many years a re-
sident OF this city, is here for a short
visit among long time friends Mr..
Wild is proprietor of the leading hotel
IN Beloit and has been negotiating re-
Gently for the purchase of the Capital
motel in Madison. Mr.. and Mrs. Wild
expect to leave for California the first
OF the year to spend several weeks in
that delightful climate.
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