Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-12-25

in H. r. Dement'S Office on Broadway.
Clifford La Mar, who will be the Kill
bourn representative, is a graduate of
the Kilbourn high school, class of
1910. He was a captain in Field Ar
tillery, serving in the world war, in
some of the fiercest battles Kilbourn
Events .vss. a4
ham. Dunmuven, Old Sank road, leave
Tuesday for Chicago to pass the holt
days with their daughter and son-in
law. Mr., and Mrs. Bryan S. Reid.
Their son Harold, attending Harvard
Medical college, arrives form the east
today to- spend Christmas with Mrs
Reid, and will be joined Immediately
by Thomas r-.'As-s- Tr. of Madi-
son. Mr. and Mrs. Birmingham go from
Chicago to California for the winter.
and will pass January at San Diego.
Madison Democrat.
DR.. George T. Tnuerer, DR.. G.. l..
Thuerer, DR.. G. f. StekL Dr. F. e..
Wood, DR.. e. Shields, and the Drs. Dip
pei drove to Reedsburg Saturday even
ing to attend a. meeting Of the Sank
County Dental society. After the reg
ular routine of business the dentists
listened to an address by DR. Wallace
Matthews, manager of the Ritter COM
pany, a dental supply house. Of Chi
cago, on the business side 10 dentistry,
and also to at talk given by DR.. Nc
Gree of Madison
II Baraboo gets the next state en-
campment of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. This was definitely settled
when j. S. Workman received a tele-
phone message today from Adjutant
General W.. j. Mckay from Madison
that the state G.. A. r. encampment
would be held in Baraboo the third
week in June, 1920.
An English clergyman according to
a numerous weekly was astonished
one day while officiating for a friend
in a remote moorland church, to- see
the old verger abstract a half-crown
from the collection plate before. pre-
senting it at the alter rails. After the
service he told the old man. that dis
crime had been discovered. The xer-l
ger looked puzzled Then a sudden
light dawned on him: ''Why, sir YOU
don't mean that ould half crown of
mine? Why, I've led off with he this.
last fifteen year" S Ss So
M. ]. Pilley is here from Minneapo-
lis for the Yuletide season. ss4s
A. e. ProlIdfit, president of the
First National bank at Madison, died
suddenly Monday night. He was aged
So. @a sF
Miss Margaret Brethauer Of Madi-
son is home to spend the holidays
with her parents.
Lester Daniels of Minneapolis is
visiting friends and relatives in Bar
aboo and Reedsburg for the Yuletide
Miss Lois Ostoff Of Madison, for
meriy of Baraboo,. is visiting friends
here. -
Miss Zero English of Ontonagon,
Mich, is home to spend the holidays
with her father, T.. w. English, and
sister, Miss Title. Z
Miss Elsie Kartack is home to spend
the holidays with her parents, MIR
and Mrs. j. F. Kartack. She is teach
ing school in Racine.
! Mr.. and Mrs. E.. e. Smith and
daughter Miss Vivian have gone to
Harvard to remain over the Santa
Claus season. @
Kenneth Heath, who is attending
the school for the blind at Jan esyille.
is here to spend the Yuletide with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lusby. #
John Donahue formerly Of Baraboo
and now of Paris, Montana, is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.,
w. Howe of this city. 5ls
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Maloney and
son were in Chicago on Monday.
They report many people on the
streets and goods selling at high. prices
in the city, stores.
Mrs. Emmett Kauphausman OF This
city has returned from Winona where
sue mas Deen visiting her parents.
There is to be a regular family re-
union at the home of Chief Of Po-
lice and Mrs. S. A. Pelton Christmas.
AL the children are at home to spend
the Yuletide with their parents.
E. D. Praeder, concessioner at Devils
lake, and others are at work laying
II their supply Of ice at the lake. The
Ice cutting has also started on the
Baraboo river
The Bohemian Wax Wing. the
bird of the north seldom seen
IN these parts except in cold
weather, has been seen in Bara-
boo. The bird never come south I'M
less the weather gets extremely cold |
Its name is derived from the spots on |
It's wing which are the color of red
wax
A number of young men took trip
to Devils lake Sunday afternoon and
camped until Monday morning. The
purpose of the trip was to harden
themselves f0 rvoo4 Iorr, 1x<-..l.4. -,