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

cents a barrel The wholesalers and
manufacturers predict prices will be
still higher as a result OF heavy de-
mand abroad.
Captain B. n. Robinson has just re-
ceived a letter that was mailed by
A. L. Leissmann of Sharon, n. D., on
February II, 1919 The letter was
sent to A. P O, 1873 in France and
was afterwards stamped at number
of different places. 1t has crossed
the ocean twice, saw much of France
and at last finds the one to whom it
was addressed, at Fair View in Bara-
boo The letter commends Captain
Robinson for his stand for the newer
freedom, for a democratic Democracy.
Henry Erswell and daughter, Miss
Mabel, have gone to Indiana and Ohio
to visit friends Mr.. Erswell was born
in the Buckeye state and while away
expects to visit the old home. Just
before leaving they were visited by
Claud Richerson of Prairie du Sac
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward nj. kimbalI
have been visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Pierce near town.
Mrs. Kimball is a sister OF Mr.. Pierce.
While here the visitors were shown
Devils lake, the Dells, and other
places. From here they went to La
Vale.
Six high grade Buick cars passed
through BarabOo this morning on
their way to Minnesota. Several went
through here yesterday also. The cars
were going to various dealers direct
from the Buick factory it is cheaper
to drive the autos than to ship them
by freight.
0. E. O'Dell, who has been employ
ed at the George w. Steckenbauer
barber shop for several years and
who resides $40 Second avenue, has
been taken to the hospital at Men
dota for treatment Some days ago
he quit work and has been in ner-
vous condition. His relatives and
friends realized that he was sick and
at an early hour this morning it was
decided to take him to the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Trimpey motor
ed to Portage Friday md took plct-
ures of Judge and Mrs. w. s. Stroud
and Mrs. Stroud's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. P. Reed, of Rochester, N. Y,
who are visiting in Portage. Mr.. Reed
is a we'll known shoe manufacturer
in Rochester
William Blaski of Oakland, Cal, is
here to spend few days with his wife
and friends. Mrs Blaski has been Wis
iting here for some time and her hus-
band who is a western representative
of an eastern publishing company,
stopped in Baraboo on his way to the
east, for a short visit.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Du Bots
September 20 a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Wing of the
town Of Greenfield have purchased
the residence on Eight avenue adj
joining the home Of Mrs. E. N Marsh.
The property was owned by the heirs
of the late Wesley Schmidt and is
now occupied by Arthur Clark and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Wing do not
expect to move to Baraboo until next
spring
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill accom-
panied by their son, George, Jr., have
returned after an auto trip to Madi-
son, GAINESVILLE Woodstock and Chi
cago. At Woodstock they visited Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Gafke. Mrs. Gafke
will be remembered as Miss Laura
Hill The Gafkes came as far as
GAINESVILLE and returned by train. AT
ter returning from the trip Mr.. Hill,
junior left for Madison where he at
tends the university.
Mrs. William Mickey OF Reedsburg
has arrived to spend the winter in
Madison, chaperon at the Alpha XiDel
ia lodge, Sterling place, the former
house mother, Miss Virginia Evans,
having left for Neenah, to accept
position as social welfare chairman OF
the KimberlyCla paper mills, of
which there are five in and around
that, NATURALIZATION Democrat.
Two seaplanes plan to fly from the
Pacific coast tO the PhlilDDin9