Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-11
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Mrs. Lloyd Daniels son, James and
daughter, Audrey of Reedsburg have
returned after weeks visit with Mrs.
Rose Sweet.
Oliver Reese, who was formerly en-
ployed in the Evenson pharmacy has
been discharged from the navy and is
spending few days in the city visit
ing old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Corbin and niece,
Miss May Hawkins, motored to Fond
du Lac spending Sunday and Monday,
with the latters sister, Mrs. George
Scott.
Louis Siberz, who has been employ
ed in the railroad Offices in Huron, S.
ID. is home to spend a vacation with
his parents before going to school
this fall, Mr.. Siberz will attend Notre
Dame the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs A. N. Bohn of Chicago
have been visiting the latters sister,
Mrs Lille Lee. Miss Helen Lee ac-
companied Mrs. Bohn to Chicago on
return and Mr.. Bohn will return home
later.
Mrs. Fred German and daughter,
Edna, returned last night from Nora,
KY, where they have been visiting
Mrs. Germans parents. Mr.. Cor
man went to Kentucky and accom-
panied them home.
Thomas Steele of New Lisbon was
arrested recently by +. r. Capener,
charged with speeding The case was
heard in the court OF IA. l.. Halsted,
where the defendant entered at plea
of guilty and was fined $13.67.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Fl. Hill and Mr.
and Mrs. T. M Mould left today for an
auto trip to Illinois and Indiana in
the formers car. The party intend
to dine in Beloit tonight.
Mrs. E. G. McFeeters has received
a letter from her son, L. j. McFeet-
ers, which states that he has moved
from Escondido, Cal, to Valley Cen
ter, in the same state He has been
employed in a fruit ranch but bust
ness was practically suspended be-
cause there had been no trains for
over week, due to a strike.
John North of this city was before
Justice Hager at Reedsburg, being ac-
cused of speeding and reckless driving
by L. r. Capener, the Sank county
highway policeman When the case
was called it was adjourned, but few
days later total of Sl9.S1 was paid.
The case of the State of Wisconsin
VS.. c. e. NJ. Churchill was heard in the
court of III. L. Halsted Wednesday af-
ternoon. In this particular case Chur-
chill is charged with obtaining $500
from Julius Kroll of Reedsburg under
false pretences. The case was adjourned
for the second time to be heard again
Sept. IS.
AT the meeting neld by the rural
carriers at Devils Lake, fifty-five
were present. the families included.
The state president, P. P. Pyburn, of
Marshall gave an address for the
good of the organization. At the
next meeting, February %, Sank
county will unite with Dane county at
a gathering to be held at Madison.
AT the regular meeting OF the Mystic
Workers Wednesday evening a fair
number Of members turned out. Re-
freshments were served and officers
were elected for the coming year as
follows: perfect, S. A. FELTON, Moni-
tor, F. ]. Bartlett; banker, Walter
O'Dell; Secretary, M &c. Hacker:
marshall, Miss Ruth Fitzimmons;
Warder, Peter Fitzimmons; seminal,
George Weinke; organist. Mrs. Glen
Simonds; supervisor Theodore Kra-
mer
AS Mrs. George Haywood and Miss
Ballinger were driving down Hast
street hill into the city this morning
part of the harness broke, crowding
the buggy upon the horse The amin
al ran away, throwing the occupants
out at the corner where the Ross
greenhouse is located. The two thrown
out suffered few scratches and
bruises but the buggy was badly dam
aged. The horse. uninjured, stopped
in the neighborhood of the city hall
and the buggy was brought to the Elk
ington shop for repairs Charles
Powell was coming to town at the
time and those in the buggy passed
him at a rapid rate. He was not able
to prevent the accident.
For sale $500 property for $500.
Cozy six room bungalow, corner lot,
new concrete walk, gas, city water,
good cistern with new pump. One
block and half south of passenger
station on the new Warner road.
Terms half cash, balance to suit, SEQ
interest For particulars call the
Frank Herfort Canning Co.