Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-05-06
WEDNESDAY
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H. G. Witwen of Prairie du Sac was
in Baraboo today on business.
The force in the local postoffice is
now wearing overalls while at work
sorting the mails. The new idea is to
save clothing because of it's high cost.
J. w. Layden OF Chicago was
Baraboo visitor today. The Layden
family formerly resided in this city.
Eugene Henke has returned to Car
roll college after short stay at home.
He was at Minneapolis attending
fraternity convention.
L. L. Raymour of Beloit has been
at home for short time enjoying
vacation. He expects to represent
candy company in the future.
Superintendent A. G. Kingsford is
confined to his home with case OF
tonsilitis. He has not been able to be
present at the school for three days
Mrs Charles H. Evenson fell near
the Hotel Warren and injured herself.
Construction work Is being done in
front of the hotel.
Mrs August Martiny has sold her
residence on Moore street, near the
West Sank road, to her nephew, Geo
Martiny, a rural mail carrier. Mrs.
Martiny is making her home with
her daughter, Mrs. C.. G. Cowles.
Mrs w. H. Tramblie returned yester-
day from the Grand View hospital at
La Crosse where she underwent an
operation 2 weeks ago for goitre and
removal of her tonsils. Mrs. Tram
bile is still weak but otherwise Is
convalescing nicely.
e. G. Kingsford Of RushfOrd, Mimi,
is visiting his two sons, Prof A. G. and
A. S. Kingsford in this city. He ex-
poets to be here about month. Mr..
Kingsford spends most of the time
with his children. He has daughter
at Park Rapids, Mimi.
The members of senior class were
dolled up today in overalls and aprons
The young lady members of the class
wore bingham aprons and white stock
ings and black shoes while the young
men Of the class were seen inside of
overalls. The change was merely fad
for the day
J. D. Evans Of Portage, who for
the last six months has been engag-
ed in newspaper work at GAINESVILLE
and who was for many years in
charge of the mechanical department
of the old Portage Democrat, has &C
cepted a position with the Register
Democrat, at Portage, and will have
charge of the desk in the editorial de-
partment Of the paper. He is SON
in-law of Mrs. Bridget Cummings of
BarabOo.
The manager of the Belmont the
atre in New York took fast trains and
arrived in BarabOo just in time to see
May Robson on Monday night at the
AL. Ringing theatre. He contemplates
making a contract with Miss Robsons
manager for an engagement at the Bel
mont and desiring to sse her upon the
stage came all the way for that pur-
pose He left again during the night,
not even talking with the actress. He
had short visit with the manager Of
the Robson company and with G. l..
ROser manager of the theatre. The vi
sitor was advised not to discuss the
matter with Miss Robson as it would
disturb her sleep for the night. He sat
at the front of the theatre and enjoyed
the performance, and while she did
not know the man from New York
was in the audience. The visitor was
much impressed with the pretty play
house and gratified that he could see
Miss Robon under sucn favorable
surroundings.
Miss Marie Foley has recovered from
an operation at ST. Mary's hospital at
Madison and returns to Baraboo &C
cOmpanied by her mother. Mrs. Thomas
Foley, who spent the week at the J. T.
Murphy home. while in Madison.
Six automobiles we'll covered with
mud stopped in BaraboO today during
the noon hour The machines were on
their way to Minnesota where they