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

man has gone to Rockford, from Mil
waukee, where his wife is visiting, and
will return later There were COL can
didates who received the fourth de-
gree, exeplifications taking place in
the K c. club house auditorium A
banquet was served to 100 members
! A number of noted speakers and
singers were present..
Attorney Samual M. Williams has
returned to Milwaukee after a visit
with Baraboo friends. Mr.. Williams,
his brother, G. H. Williams, Lancaster,
and others on Sunday visited the old
home of Major and Mrs. G. HI. Will
Jams, the parents of the Williams bro
theirs, at Ableman. The father and mo-
Their were PIONEER residents in that
locality, being neighbors of Col. S. V.
r. Ableman and others. While at the
village they also made a trip up the
hill to the old home of their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Tho
mas, who resided on the farm now oc-
cupied by the Pierce family. From the
Pierce home may be seen a grand pan
Drama. Terrell, Charles Corwin and
William Thomas were brothers of Ben
jamin and resided in Baraboo or near
here.
e. M. Hardy has sold his farm of
20 acres near Baraboo to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lucht who will occupy the new
~ purchased property about November
/, Mr.. Hardy has purchased the S. w.
Neubauer residence on Second street
and will take possession soon.
j. S. Palmer, who resides on the
road about midway between Baraboo
and the former city, states that the
demand for apples and cider is unus-
ually great this year. A buyer from
New London who makes cider only
from selected stock to purchaes a car
load from Mr.. Palmer, and looked over
this. locality with the view of estab-
fishing a cider plant here The fact
that the country has gone dry has no
doubt affected the cider market. Mr.
Palmer has had several barrels of cid
er made which vii be allowed to turn
to vinegar and in addition is shipping
a carload of aples for cider purposes
The secretary at the Ry. Y. M. G.
A. on Ash street, has received from
the Bureau of War Risk Insurance
treasury department applications fo,
conversion Of government war risk
insurance. 1t is to the interest of the
boys, that they take advantage OF
this opportunity for reinstatement
Numbers of them are beginning to
reaxlze the great value of govern,
Ment assurances and cordial invita-,
tion is extended to all FORMER "Ser.
vice Men, to call at the "Y' any nj.
ternoon and fill out the. necesss ~
BLANKS which will be promptly for
Warded TO the director IN charaya NJ
the insurance division.
A guy once got into a smoking ca,
IN New England, chIrmmed I'm with
the man next to him, handed him .
cigar, and said, Say you're not SIN
pose0 10 do any fishing I'D hare thie
month, but don't mlnd tesrlno vo,,
I've got 100 pounds of the finest ,cod
out IN the baggage-car that Won taver
lal0 eyes on" The newly-rnade .ao.
qealntance puffed away at his cigar
lof a minute or two, and then said
say do you know who l ann, ..nko
Who are y0a2 asked the fisherman
J III the state game warden of Mas
sacllasetts,N he replied 1.-The devil Won
are! CALCULATED Izaak Walton.s die
/ clple- DO YOU know who ann,
! mo Who are your" .Weu Tn, ~
biggest liar in North America.
message of congratulation was
sent to Rev. e. G. Henke after bo
! was elected moderator of the wis.
consln synod at Neenah. Next to the
moderator of the general assembly
tlAs Is the highest office the church
mas the power to bestow ON it's CLERGY
ana IS recognition of valuable ser.
vice rendered by Rev. Henke for q
fong. time permanent clerk of the
synod He is entering on his thir-
teenth year as pastor OF the local
church, has ,endeared himself to the
people and is well and fayorablv
known throughout the county and the
Presbytery of Madison, which includes
the counties of Columbia, Dane, Grant
Green, Iowa, Lafayette, Richland
Rock and Sank. There are thirty-two
churches in the Presbytery- Oregon.
the first to be organized in 1845;
Bellville, 1913. Befoit, 1919; Portage,
1850. Madison and Baraboo, 1851.
Miss Mary Huntington of Madison
is here to spend some time at the
/ home OF Mr. and Mrs Fl. M. Briggs,
she being a sister OF Mrs Briggs.
Miss Huntington has been under the
| doctors care for some time and is
here to rest UP before resuming her
in fho No