Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-05-20
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yerSary. TIE evening was spent III
playing five hundred after which re
treatments were served. Mrs. Schey
was presented with cut glass dish II
remembrance of the occasion.
Camille Van Bealsler of Reedsburg
was arrested and brought before JUS
.tice Adolph andre Thursday charged
with assault and battery on his father
in-law, William Rose. The defendant
was fined $50 and costs, amounting
to $62.64.
Mrs. E. Spencer has been called to
Marshall by the death of her niece,
Maria Hames. Her daughter, Erma,
went with her.
At a meeting of the members OF the
Baraboo Commercial association on
Friday evening it was assured the
radiator company would be moved
from Kenosha in a few days. A car
load of lumber from the state of
Washington has arrived and been I'M
loaded at the Ringing car barns
where the shop will be located. A
representative of the firm was here
today and expects to return soon 10
reside.
Mr.. and Mrs w. o. Reynolds of
Battle Creek, Mich, who have been
visiting Mr. Reynolds sister, Mrs. H.
B. Knapp, have gone TO FairbauIt,
MINI. to visit son.
Mrs. E. A. Evans has returned from
eIa I,a n n
pital for some time Judge Evans, who
was also in the hospital, returned
some days ago.
Incomplete returns in Wisconsin
show that $519,388 have been sub
scribed in the interchurch movement.
MANY communities have not yet re-
ported.
Mrs. /. TOussaint has returned from
Milwaukee where she has been visit
ing relatives for several months. Her
husband went down and returned
with her.
Miss Zura Fricke drove her automo-
bile to Madison Friday and attended
the Junior prom. This is the greatest
Of the social events in university cir
cles. Not only is there dancing but
Teasing and other features.
Rev. M. G. Allison, Presbyterian
University pastor arrived this after
noon and is the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
e. c.. Henke. While here he saw
number in the interest of the new
church at the university.
Arthur Johnson placed fifteen eggs
beneath hen for the purpose of in
cubation and fifteen chicks are having
an experience in a strange and wonder
full world. Fifteen chicheS from Afteen
eggs is an unusual record.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Hill have
returned to Rice Lake after a visit in
this vicinity. They came primarily
to see Mr.. Hill's brother, J. l.. Hill, OF
Sumpter, who has been seriously i'll
but who is much better.
Charles Coleman, who was injured
in an accident last week, is in cr1t1-
cal condition in the Reedsburg Hos
pital. It was found necessary to per-
form an operation to remove water
from the brain.
Rollo G. Wood, who has been clerk in
the G. & N. w. superintendent
office for the past eleven years, left
Thursday for Centerville. Iowa, for a
visit with relatives. From there he
goes to Denver, and points in Calltor-
MIA for an indefiate stay.
w. D. Johnson has gone to a station
near Winter, Wis, with a car con-
tanning four horses and sixteen COWS,
recently purchased by Ralph A. Nc
Gilvra. The stock could not be ship
ped some days ago on account OF there
being no cars.
William Meyer, jr., was arrested by
Sheriff William Tarnutzer yesterday
and brought before Justice Adolph
andre charged with using abusive
Language. Patrick Carroll was the
complaining witness and both men
reside at La Vale The hearing was
set for May, Is.
0. E. Odell, who recently returned
from the hospital at Mendoza, has &C
cepted a position in the Wellington
hotel as that of night clerk which was
recently vacated by George Kuhnel,
who left for Phoenix, Arizona, some
time ago. Mr.. Odell gained many
pounds while taking treatments at
the institution.
P. F. Hallihan left Friday for an
extended visit in California. He was
Joined in Chicago by his two daugh-
ters who will make the trip with him.
Mr.. Hallihan has been a resident OF
Baraboo for forty-five yeasr and while
in California will visit son he has
not seen for fourteen years.
Mrs. l.. H Palmer has returned from
a trip to Reedsburg where she visited
her son, Roy E. Palmer, who has I'M
dergone an operation for append
citis at the hospital. Mr.. Palmer is
not recovering as rapidly as hoped.
The neighbors have been kind, doing
all they can to have the work on the
farm near Reedsburg go along as us