Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-03-25
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Engineer H. J. Wilcox has purchas-
ed the residence Of George Weiden-
kopf at 1923 East street. Mr. Wilcox
and family Will occupy the residence
shortly.
On Thurs. George Martiny, rural
mail carrier, covered his route in an
automobile, the first of the BaraboC
carriers to make the trip in a. Cal
this spring. He was back by noon
Then it showed.
I Activities at the Williams Kelly
lumber camp ceased yesterday be-
cause Of the lack of snow for this
season. The company cleared about
120 acres of timber which is equival-
ent to about 100000 feet of lumber
cut. The camp is located in Green.
field and the property is owned by
J. M. Kelly. Most Of the timber was
gotten out. The lumber hauling will
be continued for some time to come
however. ~
Leo Richardson, who has been
working at Elroy for the past few
weeks, is back in Baraboo and af
ter short vacation will resume his
duties as operator at the local rail
road Office.
Mrs. e. B. Winslow returned yester
day from Monmouth, Illinois, where
she went to take treatment for he1
! eyes. She has been away for the past
six weeks, combining a visit with her
son, Earl Faber, with her medical at
tention.
Relatives have received word that
Mr. and Mrs. w H. Newell reached
BarranqutIa, South America safely
and it is presumed they are now on
their way home. They accompanied
their daughter. Mrs. Nauda Newell
Williams, to her home expecting to
return to Baraboo about April 1.
The wOmans catholic ordel Of For
esters celebrated the 10th anniversary
of their installation .aSt evening
March IL. There were I'VE charter
members there. 1t was opened with
a musical program and refre4sslhapap IS
of ice cream and Cake We're served,
The tables were decorated with yellow
and white the colors of the order And
one large table was decorated with a
beautiful delicious birthday cake with
twenty candles. After refreshments
some of the ladies played cards for
an hour.
DR.. G. d. Beech and family, who
were here from Adams to attend the
play Thursday evening, met with a
slight accident during their visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. French were COM
ing to the show in their auto and
DR.. Beech accidently struck the rear
OF the French car on the corner OF
| Fourth and Broadway. Little dam
age was done to either car DR.. and
! Mrs. Beech were the first to make
tn trip from Adams to Baraboo by
| attomobil this spring. They report
some difficult places north of Kill
bourn.
DR.. A. M. Benson of Hartford, state
field agent for the Wisconsin Humane
society, has written to Mrs A. F..
Reiner, the secretary Of the Sank
county branch, that he will be in
Baraboo next Monday. The last legis-
lature appropriated the sum Of $4,000
Tor state humane agent and recently
Dr. Benson took UP the work While
in Baraboo he will confer with HUI
name Officer, w. III. Ode, the secre
tary, Mrs. Reiner, the treasurer. T..
). Van Orden, and others In the
evening he will give a short address
at the courthouse, there being no
charges for those who desire to attend
Dr. Benson was recently in Portage
and other places organizing societies.
Charles E. M. Churchill, the mill.
lopalre, " has not yet been given his
free ride to Waupun, which will be his
postotflce address for the next five
years. The sheriff expects to leave
next Monday with the prisoner.
The high school classplay was re-
peated again Saturday evening at
the Al. Ringing theatre tc a capa-
city house. Everyone present report
the play one of the most elaborate
staged by the high school. After the
performance the members of the
cast had feast on the pies which
!. were offered to Katcha-Koo during
| the performance.
Paul e. Goodman was sentenced to
! the Green Bay reformatcry Satur-
day, lat. Portage, for one year. by
Judge A. F. Kellogg, after pleaa'-.
tguilty to uttering worthless draft
for $25. He confessed to similar
crimes in other cities.
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