Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-23

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| Mrs. Fred Kunzelman entertained
dozen ladies at her home Saturday az
ternoon. The event was in the nature
of miscellaneous shower for her Sis
ter, Miss Esther Alvin, who is to be-
come the bride of Lawrence McGilvra.
The afternoon was spent in social
way and light refreshments were
served by the hostess The bride-to-be
received many beautiful gifts, includ-
ing pyrex, aluminium and hand-palnt-
ed china. The guests departed wish
ing Miss Alvin a prosperous and hap
ply welded life.
/ Richard F. Klemm inserted an ad-
vertisement in this paper for man
wanted to husk corn. He writes as
follows: "Have hired all the men l
want, but they come trooping out here
and can do noting for them, SO please
;, take ad out Immediately"
| Sunday the relatives of Frank s.
Cook surprised him at his home in
!, Greenfield, it being his sixty-frst
birthday. Between one and two
o'clock a sumptuous dinner was ser
we'd to about 35 guests. Those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccain,
Mrs. James Curry and daughter Eliza
beth, and son Richard, Mrs. Jennie
Attridge and daughter, Miss Clara and
Mrs. Mabel Burtch and son Sidney OF
j Baraboo; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Attridge
of Fairfield; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cook and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Cook, Mrs. Eva Cook, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Attridge and family and Wal
ter and Henry Konkel of Greenfield
. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Back of Sank City;
Robert Curry and Gerald Wichern OF
Madison and Miss Essie L. Brooks OF
!, Fennimore, Wis.
}, F. J. Effinger was injured Sunday af-
4ternoon when the E. T. Ross Ford
truck ran into a telephone post. Mr.
Ross was turning around near the
city hotel when one of the rods guiding
the front wheels broke and the car ran
, into the post in spite of the quick APP
pliance Of brakes. Mr.. Efinger's
? head struck the ground in the fall
and he was rendered unconscious. J
J. Pfannstiehl, also seated in the real
, of the truck with Mr.. Effinger, injur
ed his back in the jolt but did not fall
, out. The two other occupants of the
car, E. r Ross and William Rowland
were seated in front and were not in
, jured. The party had been out getting
the Christmas trees for the Elks com
munity party in the Al Ringing
theatre Friday afternoon. This morn
ing the doctor in attendance stated
that Mr. Effinger would recover from
F his injuries.
On Saturday before Court Commits
siOner E. F. Dithmar there was an ad
! verse examination resulting from
the Ableman Hardware company The
present owners aHege fraud and de-
sire REIMBURSEMENT The former own
, ers were Charles E Smith and Ernes
, V. Black. In February, 1920, Mr.
\ Smith sold his interest to Louis F
Dreifke and in March Mr. Black solo
) to Henry Janzen. The two sales have
+ resulted in two suits and if there i!
sufficient ground and no settlement i:
made the case will go to the circui
court, based on Misrepresentation
Dreifke VS.. Smith and Janzen VS.
Black
An automatic time clock has beer
installed at the Berkeley Auto Machine
i, company in the Gollmar building thu
device to record the time consumed
r working on cars, for patrons Before
, a mechanic begins repairing a car h
takes a ticket and stamps it in the
clock, the time being recorded on The
, ticket. When he quits work the tickle
, ed on another car the time shows or
the card, by the recording process.
, The Gollmar garage has been re
modelel since the Platt Machine com
pany and Earl Shilling vacated The
building. Partitions have been remov
ed, and Office provided and other i'm
provements made. The automobile
firm has plenty of storage room anC
. a large line of Nash cars on display.
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10 TUESDAY {
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,. Rev. and Mrs. H H Savage anC
two children left today for Barron
where they will visit Mrs. Savage's
parents. Mr.. Savage will return here
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