Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-08-12

the eye, rendering her unconscious.
DR.. A. L. FarnsWorth, who is attend
ling the injured lady, states that the
blow will not cause any serious
trouble but at present she is still in
a sort of stupor. The patient is at
the home of Mrs. Albert Mattke in
this city.
| Ladies all wool plaid accordian
pleated skirts $3.50. Silk popiin skirts
only $3.50. This week at Clayadat-
schers.
Many from Baraboo left for the
west during the weekend to assist
throughout the harvesting season.
Among those to go were: Lee Cleve-
land, VIM. Jones, Harold Rooney,
Earl Lyons, Rollo Lusby, Craig Hollo-
way and VIM. Kennedy.
Thomas Whistafce received a mes
sage this morning telling of the death
of his sister, Mrs. Eliza Williamson
! of Madison. Paralysis caused her
death.
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five nice Holstein heifers to an In
dian school in Oklahoma. The ami
mails, which will be used for expert
menting purposes, were sold to the
government at a very good price.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Church Of Mil
waukee and Mr.. Church's brother OF
Kansas City is visiting at the north
end of Devils lake with the parents
of Mrs. Church, Mr.. and Mrs. J. e.
Ellington.
Miss leila Cooper of Chicago is.
here to spend vacation of several
days with her parents, County Clerk
and Mrs. f.. A. Cooper. Miss Cooper
was also accompanied by. a friend,
Miss Alice Pardon of Louisville, Ken
lucky, who is also a nurse from the
same hospital Miss Cooper. Us uss
graduate in the Windy city.
Vi Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Cape
ner and family of Breezy Hill and
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Miner took a.
motor trip of about III miles, touch
ing at eight towns west of here. Near
Hillsboro they called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee who have very large herd of
Guernsey cattle.
Only this week, ladies silk dresses,
very special priced Buy Or have one
laid away at T. Clavadatscher
Miss Lois Beige and brother, Car
roll, left last night for visit with
vol LOT IN Dov
may go on to Seattle, Washington, to
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
G. Fosdick, who recently removed
there from Baraboo. Mrs. Fosdick is
an aunt of the Beige children.
r. Leroy Arner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Amer of this city spent the
week end in Baraboo with his parents,
Mr. Amer jr and his wife have been
located in GAINESVILLE and now are NOV
ing to Michigan where the young man
has accepted a position in city in
that state.
Miss Sallie Hollingshead Of Alkabo,
North Dakota and friend Verle Harebo
OF New Lisbon motored from the lat
ter's home to visit over Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Caflisch Many
places of interest in and around Bara-
boo were visited. Miss Hollingshead
is a former high school friend of Mrs.
Caflisch.
Mrs. Grant Albert had q narrow es-
cape last Friday. When putting
bread into the gas oven, there was an
explosion Of gas, causing Mrs Albert
serious burns. Sunday, however, she
was resting more comfortably.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Keith of Okla
homa, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Holloway of
Fargo, N d. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
Hamilton and Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Hollo
way of this city spent Sunday in
Lyons at the home of F. H. Holloway.
The latter celebrated his seventy fifth
birthday.
Just look at out ladies new fall
suits at $1,000, $1,000, $500 & $4,000.
Why should you buy first suit you
see and pay $4,000, $4,000 or $4,000.
On sale this week only.-T. Clayadat-
scher.
Mr.. and Mrs Norris Wilcox and
daughter Mae have returned from
weeks visit with relatives and friends
in Kilbourn, Delton and vicinity.
They spent Saturday night and Sun
day with their daughter Mrs. E. Coco
and family in Fairfield
Martin Luther was pleasantly sur
prised Sunday when a number of
friends came to help him celebrate |
his eighth birthday. A delicious sup
per was served at O'Clock on the
lawn at Luther's cottage at Devils
lake The following guests were pre-
sent: Evelyn and Franklin Marriott,
pohor+ uard;no Emma and Carmen /