Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-11-13


At Reedsburg on Saturday the
Baraboo high school foot ball team
was defeated in an interesting game
by a score of II to z. The Second
city team made a touchdown a few
minutes after play started but from
then on were outplayed by the Bara-
| boo boys. The latter several times
| advanced the pigskin to within a few
yards of the Reedsburg goal but
| seemed to lack the final punch to put
| the ball over. Reedsburg made her
| other touchdown on long forward
pass toward the side lines where the
runner catching the ball had clear
| field to the goal. A number from
Baraboo witnessed the game.
William o. Kelm, member of the
law firm of Kelm G O'Keefe and at
torney of the city of Portage for
the last ten years, has decided to re-
move from Portage and locate at
Chippewa Falls. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelm have lived in Portage since
childhood and are the children Of
parents who are numbered among
the pioneers of this community.
| Considered dead by his friends and
relatives, Frank Voight, formerly of
Portage, is located at Walla Walla,
Wash. He has not been heard from
for % years and relatives thought
that he had passed beyond or had
! left for foreign shores.
His brother, Albert Voight, of the
White Store. was surprised this week
when he received a letter from
Frank. The latter said that he was
in the best Of health. He is en-
ployed ON the Pacific coast and has
prospered. The Portage relatives
have dispatched long letter to him.
| Mrs. H. ]. Miller and two daugh-
tiers Of Madison spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Davis.
!. The visitors were form. residents of
| this city.
/ Mrs. Emil Jesse and Mrs. Rudolph
Rathman spent Saturday at La Crosse
with Mrs. Jesse's aunt, Mrs. August
Kressin, who is at Grand View hos
/
pital.
/ o., ID. Brandenburg has returned to
Madison after short stay in Raraboo.
While here he visited Delton and saw
where Mrs. Al Ringing is erecting
new hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. J. keane and
three sons Of RarlOwkon, Mont. are
visiting Mrs. Keane's mother, Mrs.
M. Hall and sister Mrs. Fl. Ludwig of
this city.
F. e: Settergren is now able to be
about on clutches. He was injured
by his auto when it tipped over some
time ago. Mr.. Settergren cannot get
over the ground very fast, however.
at first.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Ostoff and fam
lily are preparing to move their
household goods to Madison where
they will reside in the future. The
Ostoff family has lived in Baraboo a
number of years and many friends
will be sorry to see them leave.
Robert Curry, Harry Schoof, Harold
Neubauer, William Zamzow, Miss
Elzadia Barrett, Miss Winifred Sayles
and Miss Monetta Werlich have re-
turned to their duties at the Univer--
] sity after spending the week end in
Baraboo with their parents.
There were big doings at Wyeville
{ few days ago when fourteen men
! We're said to have opened a freight
car and taken several cases OF
booze out cf the car that stepped
there The men were caught, hcw.
ever, and now they are in Sparta
awaiting trial. Some of the number
/ were former Baraboo men.
] Miss Lydia Meter, aged 10, and
Miss Molletta Welk, age IA, of North
Freedom walked to Baraboo Saturday
afternoon. The two young ladies
I started fro mtheir home at two
| O'Clock and arrived in Baraboo short
| ~ after four o'clock. While here
Miss Meter visited at the home of her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Olson and Miss Welk visited at the
Orrin Lippit home.
Eighteen Ford cars were received
| at the Philbrick garage last week in
Guiding several enclosed models for
which the demand has increased with
the advent OF cold and rainy weather
All OF the eighteen cars have been
sold, the buyers including George
HUI, John Cox, Ben Jones and Har-
i vey WEIGH, all of whom purchased
Ford coupes, and w. Hahn and
Charles Wright, both of North Free
dom, who drove home Ford sedans
Portage won from Beaver Dam Sat
urday afternoon, score 40 to z.
(From Tuesdays daily.)
Armistice Day was duly observed