Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-08-28
THURSDAY

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Miss Vera Farmer of Chicago is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. r. Underkcfier Miss Farmer was
employed in the Underkofier store on
Third street before the place was
sold.
Rev. E. C. Henke. pastor of the
Presbyterian church, has gone to
Winona Lake, Ind. to attend MN
lister and christian worker confer
ence. About 1000 will attend the
gathering.
Miss Tillie English and cousin,
Helen Powell, of Montana, who is
visiting here, have returned from
visit of two weeks with relatives in
Kenosha. They are now spending
a few days in the Newport cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. e. Wright, who have
been visiting relatives and friends in
Baraboo, have returned to Hampton
Roads where Mr. Wright is now sta
toned. He is chief petty officer in
the navy and saw service as yeO-
man overseas.
Herman Accola, Raymond Seitz
and Waldo Hathelway Of Prairie du
Sac were arrested on the charge OF
speeding by r L. Capener and
brought before Justice Steidtman OF
Prairie du Sac. Each paid fine of
$40 and costs, amounting to $13.67.
The Ford car that went down the
bank near Kilbourn Monday night
and injuring several persons, Henry
Thiele fatally was brought to Bara-
boo Tuesday afternoon by the owner,
Max Fienberg and others.
Mrs. Mary A. Dash off Toronto
Canada, has arrived TO spend few
days with friends in Baraboo, her
/ former home. She, is guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. King, 115
Sixth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Kilmer, son
Cecil and daughter, Mary Louise
have gone to Lake Cheteck to camp
at Sunset Lodge during the vacation
period Lake Cheteck has the reputa-
ton of being one Of the choice fish
ing places in Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Schaefer and
daughter, Opal Of Bringhurst, Ind,
were in Baraboo today. The visitors
are spending some days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Gill Blackman in North Free
dom. Mrs. Schaefer is daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackman.
When Daniel Graves was struck by
a car it was occupied by former Sher-
if Breese and a man from Astico.
George c. Astle was not in the ma
chine at the time of the accident.
The two visitors were with Mr.. Astle
during the day and this led the re-
/, port that he was in the automobile.
William H. OFT has brought suit
against M. DeBray for damages done to
glass in his hardware store as the re-
suit of an explosion which took place
in shed in the rear OF the OFT Hard
ware store and DeBray store some time
ago. No one was able to determine the
cause Of the explosion. The action
has been started in the court of H
l.. Halsted.
A number of young men, the most
of them returned soldiers, have been
using air guns unfortunately in the
alley bounded by Ash, Second, Oak
, and Third streets. Several persons
have been hit, among them Glen
Richards. who is employed in the
: store of the Marriott Shoe Co. The
ball struck him above the eye, a
5 narrow margin from injuring the OPP
/ tic.
{ l.. j. PiersOn, foreman or the White
Rock quarry at Alderman, was arrested
: on complaint OF William IL. Prielipp
who charged him with using abusive
| language. The case has not been decld-
3 ed. Not long ago Mr.. Pierson was COM
/. planning witness against Mr.. Prlel1pp
: charging him with passing in his car
r on the wrong side of the road. The
) case was decided in favor OF Mr.. Prize
/ hpp.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Berkeley are
| entertaining Mrs. Berkley's parents
. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Husband OF
: Chicago and Mr.. and William Ho-
; warth of Hammond, Ind, They al
spent Tuesday at the Frank Berkeley
cottage at Devils Lake and Wednes
!, day took in the Dells at Kilbourn
! They made the trip by auto and will
!. return home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Parrish and
children have returned from Bosco
bel, Mefflin, North McGregor and
!, Livingston where they have been on
an auto trip for about one week. They
J report delightful Journey and good
! roads all the way except Sunday
when it rained The road near Bos
!, cobel on the banks of the Wisconsin
!, river, was not good and if a car went
off it would go down the bank % feel
into the river,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hisgen and son
Monroe of New Orleans have return
ed to the homes of julius Steidtman
/. Sank Prairie and Charles Steidtman
Sank City after visit in Baraboo
Y While shpra thpy were oatQStS 9t the