Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-01
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that many drinks"
He had a witness to prove he was a
good shooter and that went to show
he did not drink to excess as his
nerves were o. k.
There are about 25 divorce cases
tried here every day in the year.
Make Up Twice
William A. Stewart bought some
Jamaica ginger with the idea OF get
ting drunk. but he had no intention OF
getting wife thrown in. Stewart
awoke the morning after the jag with
o. big head and felt as though he had
slept in q wOOdshed. Entering the
back door he was surprised to have
pair of arms thrown around his neck
and receive a few kisses. Pretty soft,
he thought. what! don't you know
your own wife, honey"
Drawing away Stewart was Mortified
TO seen big negress in front OF
him, 10 years old, while Stewart is 40.
He has filed a petition in the superior
court for annuIment OF his marriage
Wakes Rich
James Murphy dropped into a
booze joint few days ago and wrote
on a piece of paper he wanted a
good drink with kick in it. He got
two more and threw 81 down on the
bar. The bartender told him drinks
were free to deaf and dumb mutes.
He said. ~ am from Arizona and
I was SO dry could not talk"
Twelve years ago the late Bishop
ConaIy sent Rev. Father O'neil to
Glendale eight miles from Los Angeles
with the brief instructions, hire a
hall. The first service was held in
the G. A. r. hall with sixty members.
Then after nine months Mrs. Emiline
Chilets donated lot and a little
wooden church was erected. About
two years ago the people became
ashamed of the Old building and de-
cided to purchase fitting home of
worship. They saved some money as
they went along and now own an
entire block, have $4,000 in the
bank and are going to build church
30 cost 100000. Do you see what a
little grit and perseverance will do
when they agree and stay together.
Glendale is growing rapidly.
Fight In Court
Violations of court rules resulted in
a fine of $25 on Richard Dunnigan and
Louis p. Russell, attorneys who took
to settling their disputes in the style
of the prize ring. The justice said he
enjoyed the set-to. Attorney Dunnin-
gan said his rival had not the qualit-
les and character the legal bar should
have and he was going to beat him up
as soon as court was over. You can
do it now said Russell. Dunningan
pushed Russell in the eye and floOred
him. He took the count of four and
countered with left on the jaw.
Dunningan responded with a jab.
Russell grabbed copy of the statues
of 1915 and hurled them at Dunningan
who ducl1ed and they hit spectator
in the eye which swelled up as big
as a goose egg. Mrs. Lola Mckee a
~dashing blonde witness, became fright
ened and climbed up on the bench
Summerfiefd who said:
Whats the idea?"
Save me, save me" she cried,
Don't spoil my view Of the fight;
l can't be disturbed"
Dunningan aimed blow at Rus
sells other eye but fell short; just then
some one stole his coat, the fight was
over, and Justice Summerfield said
to the blonde, "you may resume you
former position
After dinner both attorneys begged
the court to have heart about that
1926 fine.
He warned them and let the fine
stand as suspended fine.
Lays 1t to Climate
There is a man named James
Murphy and when he was so years old
he married a young woman. At the
age OF 66 they had eleven children
eight are still living The man is CD
years old now and says he feels as
young as man of so. He lays a good
deal Of his good qualities to climate
Another one is 93 and short time
ago his wife had young son He
says climate again. Can you beat it:
No wonder the people, are coming
here in droves.
The greatest livestock exposition in
the history of the west has opened al
exposition park There will be $50.
900 in premiums. Jim Jeffries, the
expire fighter, has blooded farm
at Burbank and is going to try and
land a few blue ribbons. don't know
whether our friend Charles Stadler is
going after any of them or not. He
has about six or eight chickens and
the same number OF rabbits, all full
blood.
The editors and | have been blowing
about the many new buildings unit
we are all out of material, so / thought