Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-12-18
MONDAY
( o o o o o Q o 0 o X

The thermometer registered good
ten below at eight o'clock this morn
ing in Baraboo.
Miss Martha Green, who is employ
ed at the Y. w. G.. A. at st. Paul. is
home to spend the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. Addie Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Luetkins have re-
turned to their home in Loganvile
after a trip to Baraboo. Mr.. Luetkins
reports the roads in good condition
but care must be exercised in turning
corners. AS he was turning at bend
in the road while coming to Baraboo
the car slipped and when it. stopped
the machine was facing home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Hahn, who for
merly lived in Reedsburg, have taken
over the Trump hotel at Madison, To-
Gated near the C. M. & ST. P. railroad
and are now conducting same. Mrs.
Hahn will be remembered in Baraboo
as Miss Virginia Stewart having lived
here several years ago. Mr. Hahn was
formerly employed in the condensary
at Reedsburg.
Buy her / of Clavadatschers $475
silk georgette waists.
Erick Albrecht of Fairfield has
undergone an operation for appendi-
tits at the Baraboo hospital
Miss Judith Schultz of Washington,
d. G. has arrived to spend the holt
days With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. r. Schultz on Fourth avenue.
Ty9e m
ing from Waukesha to the farm OF
William Montgomery in Greenfield.
Mrs. Jones is daughter Of Mr..
Montgomery and he will make his
home on the place part of the time.
N Fl. Smith has received permission
to dispose of his coal on hand now
as the ban has been lifted The Smith
Fuel e Warehouse company received
three car loads of soft coal recently
but were not able to sell it because
of the shortage. Mr.. Smith received
another car of coal and now has four
for the market
John B. Lambert has returned tc
Beloit after visit with Mr.. and M
E. V. Alexander During the World
w dF Tic yOuuS AneIA 0OA FSu Ia etAN
navy.
About 115 members of the Woman's
Order Of Foresters were present at a
six o'clock banquet Sunday evening in
the auditorium of st. Joseph's school.
After the banquet class Of AZ mem
bers were initiated into the club.
Mrs. Henry Ringing has had her
IL ~ to nit
Devils Lake and the boat will be
shipped to Eustis, Florida soon. The
launch is one of the best boats in this
community.
A useful gift, box of paper & envel-
opes Fl to 35c Clavadatschers.
A. S. Kingsford and Freeland Bartlett
made trip to the county hospits
near Reedsburg on Saturday night
leaving Baraboo about midnight and
reaching home about o'clock Sunda
morning. Mr.. Kingsford, an undertak-
er. reports the roads so excellent i
required but little power to drive tf
hearse along. Although the weathe
was at a sub-zero temperature thez
did not suffer from the cold while
making inc II was ACCCoooAJ ~
use care in turning corners.
Rev. and Mrs. John Gillem have
moved from Fairfield to the D. B. Peck
place at 1405 East street, long the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Elliot.
The Gillems have purchased the place,
the Pecks moving to one OF the Dako-
tas. Mr.. and Mrs. James Gillem occupy
G1TL Mr. SacN
sidents of Baraboo were for many
years on the farm in Fairfield and in
the East street home there are num-
Der of lots so they will not be ut loss
for an occupation.
Among those who attended the
funeral of j. E. Witwen, at Prairie
du Sac were, Albert Sprecher, Reeds
burg; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Querhammer,
Cazenovia; Mrs. Frank Schowers and
John Walters of Mazomanie; Rev
and Mrs. Sam Erffmeyer of Milwau-
kee; Mr.. and Mrs. LorenZ Maisel, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Ploetz and Miss Edna
Witwen of Madison; Mrs. "A. Mikel.
son, Mrs. George Freeman and DR.. B
f. Howery Of Black Earth; County
treasurer IT, III. OOiiJ SOu1lCJ cuuSN
Elect ]. L. Hill Lieut. Gov. Dfthma1
and Carl Du Bots of Baraboo-Prairie
du Sac News.
The Chicago e Northwestern will
restore all trains on Thursday a re
port says.
Ladies pure thread silk hose at LOO
seconds of the $3.50 value. Clavadat
Scher.
Oscar Sandberg has returned to his
duties in Chicago after spending "a few
days in Baraboo
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Y. Showers are en-
Pertaining the formers brother, r.
Showers, of Lancaster, Penn. He ex
poets to spend the holidays here.
Mrs. Harland Wickus left yesterday
for Chicago where she will spend