Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-01
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WEDNESDAY 9
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Baxter are
spending a few days in Milwaukee.
In Baraboo creamery butter is sell
ing for rs cents and eggs at u cents.
Willott Warren OF Milwaukee is
re to spend several days with his
mother, Mrs. nj. A. Warren.
Miss Amelia Reese of Chicago Is
here to spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rau.
Harry G. Walsh and mother. Mrs.
Emma Walsh, have gone to Mime
apolis to visit relatives for several
days.
Rowland archer of Madison is in
Baraboo for few days He formerly
resided here land is now attending
school at the University of Wisconsin.
Harold Kingsford, who is attending
school at the University Of Minnesota.
is home to spend the holidays with
his parents, BAR. and Mrs A. s. Kings
ford.
The city authorities have cleared the
snow from the ice alove the high
bridge and the skating is fine. Many
boys and girls are enjoying glides up
on the Baraboo.
Miss Marie Winnie, who is employ
ed in Chicago, arrived last night to
enjoy the holiday vacation with her
parents and with her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Winnie of
Baltimore. Md.
Thomas English recently received
letter from cousin residing in
Livingston, Montana, stating that the
residents there were experiencing the
coolest winter ever recorder. The
thermometer has gone to forty below
zero.
Frank Whitman, one OF the
reliable carriers for the Baraboo Dali
~ News, actident:y went through the
ice in the Baraboo river at the foot
OF East street. He managed to get
upon solid ice again without serious
results The ice was not very thick
where he went down.
NJ. C.. Crandali has received q
letter from his brother which says
the temperature has been down TO il
below at Vancouver, Wash. At Cor
Wallis the mercury went down to
twenty below and 1t is feared some OF
the fruit trees may be injured. Tie
cold has been almost without a
parallel In that country.
w. J. Touton, Madison, deputy
United States marshall. was in Bara-
boo Wednesday serving papers In con-
nection with the bankruptcy proceed
ings Of the Gud- Fud Products Co. Mr..
Touton is a cousin Of Arthur II. Tou-
ton. local manager Of the Atlantic
& Pacific store in Baraboo. The fam
lily came from Fort Atkinson to Bara-
boo
Thirty five members OF the Baraboo
Business College and a few guests took
a trip to Prairie du Sac Tuesday even
ing where Christmas party was
held at the home of Miss Faye Fiske,
who is one of the students at the col
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lightfully. Music and games were
played and Santa Claus appeared dur
ing the course of the evening and
everyone was presented with ISLAM"
Christmas present. Delicious refresh
ments were served at the close OF the
party, and everyone came home re
porting most delightful time
Tuesday evening while driving an
auto load of Baraboo Business college
students to Prairie du Sac, Louis
Werlich nearly ran into deer near
the Fred Zantow farm. The animal
started to cross the road in front of
the car but backed up just in time to
avoid being struck. Had the auto
been going fast the deer, which was
a fawn of about ninety pounds
weight would have doubtless been
hit