Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-10-09

issued cards, stating they will be at
lors on Monday evening, October 13,
1919, the occasion being the celebra-
ton of their golden wedding. They
were married in 1869 and have been
residents of Baraboo for many years.
e. B. Trimpey has received three old
pictures from patron at Grand
Rapids, copies to be made from those
sent. One is of Alexander H. Stevens,
(1812-1SS3) vice-president of the
Southern Confederacy, another is Adj
miral Frank Buchanan of the Merri-
mac, and still another.is COL Cody of
wild West fame.
The officers and members of joe
Hooker Post, No. 8, G. A r. feel
very grateful to the good citizens of
Baraboo who furnished the auto
mobiles and automobile pilots to con-
vey the veterans to Reedsburg on
Victory Day. Their assistance in MAX
: ing the parade success is also ap-
preciated.
The thimble club of the Presbyter-
ian church held its opening meeting
Monday evening at the home Of the
president, Mrs. H. r. Richardson.
About 40 members were present. The
evening was spent in a social way.
Refreshments were served. The next
meeting will be held October 20, at
the home of Mrs. E. r. Archer, with
Miss Maude Archer and Miss Ethel
Newell assisting.
Mrs. Emil Jessie has returned from
trip to Bloomer, Wis, where she
spent few days with her aunt and
cousin, Mrs. August Kressin and Mrs
Harvey Kressin. Mrs. Jesse's aunt
Mrs. August Kressin, returned to
Baraboo with her niece to spend a
month here.
The fourteenth census Of the Unit.
ed States will be taken in January
1920 Enumeration will commence
January 2. Sank county is in the
sixth district which comprises be-
sides Sank; Clark; Adams. Juneau;
Jackson; La Crosse; Munroe and
Vernon counties.
A Baraboo business firm has re-
ceived an inquiry as to the locating a
branch of their factory in Baraboo
provided that Baraboo citizens build
the factory. A meeting is called OF
those who are interested in the above
proposition, to meet at the city hall
at 8 O'Clock, Wednesday evening, Oct
:. ober 8. II the proposition is con
sidered favorable, action must be
taken at once.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hubert have re-
turned to Winona after a visit with
Mr.. Hulberts' father, H. H. Hubert
automobile acciden about the time
|, they left for Baraboo. Four young men
drove a car to the Wisconsin side OF
the river in order to obtain 'three
sheets in the wind" it was reported
On the return the car was driven SO
fast the turn could not be made at the
Minnisota end of the bridge and the
machine took 'KatZenjammer Slide ,
When the car struck the structure two
{ of the men were thrown to the ground
Is feet blow. Both were killed. One OF
the others received a bad cut on the
side of the face but the man at the
! wheel escaped without scratch.
M. N. Bliss had what might have
been serious accident at his home
yesterday. While going down the back
; steps of his home he tripped and fel
down, receiving a sprained wrist, be-
sides other bruises.
Mrs. Della M Ringing has received
a message stating the mother o.
Father Mailon had died in San Fran
CISCO Father Mallon is head of the
Paulist Fathers at Minneapolis anG
has visited Baraboo a number OF
times.
The aeroplane which was stationed
on Willis Ryan's farm Saturday, Sun
day and part of Monday left this