Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-04-22
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/ The infant child or Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Squires died last night and
was buried this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs w. d. johnson have
decided to spend the next two weeks
or more at Cameron where a daugh-
ter resides.
Rev. and Mrs. w. r. irish have re-
turned from Dallas, Texas, where they
spent the winter. Rev. Irish reports
| the past winter Texas more severe
than usual.
| Highway Commissioner e. II. Groth
has returned from trip to Spring
Green and other places in the country
| He reports the roads in excellent con-
dition.
j. c. Barry of this city has been APP
pointed chairman of a group OF four
minute speakers who will aid Bara-
boo Baptists in raising their quota of
the Northern Baptists $100,o00,000
New World Movement fund.
| About 1857 was stolen Wednesday
night from the cash register iu the
; Northwestern depot lunchroom at
] Madison. The money was owned by
the C. H. Shaver system. which oper-
ates the lunchroom. The place is open
all night long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Hillebrandt
have returned from their wedding
trip and are at their home in this
city. Mrs. Hillebrandt will be remem-
bered as Miss Helen Metcalf former
Iy Of Baraboo. The couple were mar
ried in Madison.
Mrs. Mable Anstice was brought be-
fore Justice Adolph andre on COM
plant Of her husband, James Anstice,
the charge being statutory one. 1t is
said Mr.. Anstice came home and found
another man in the house. Until the
hearing Mrs Anstice is making her
home at the county jail.
| Edward z. Clemmons, manager OF
the local railway express office here,
states that the ban on express has
been lifted in Chicago and goods not
exceeding 200 pounds will be taken
care Of Because Of the express driv-
ers' strike in the above city very
little goods has been handled by ex-
press.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Atkinson of
Los Angeles are guests at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Snyder. The
1 visitors recently sold their fine home
near Los Angeles to Douglas Fair
banks, the movie actor. The place has
a commanding view CN erlOOking the
Pacific and surrounding region.
/. One year ago today DR.. r. II. Clark
says he planted potatoes, the season
being quite different from the pre-
sent one Only few days ago coal
wagon was able to drive over his lot,
the frozen earth holding up the load.
The ground remains so cold, vegeta-
ton remains so discouraged it re-
fuses to show enthusiasm.
Mrs. P. B. Conger sold her resi-
dence property to VIM. Gieck OF
Honey Creek. Mrs. Conger had an auc-
ton of household goods Saturday and
will move into the Edmund Lindemer
flat over the barber shop Prairie du
Sac News
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Kradwell have
moved into the new flat recently
finished by F. w. Schultz, the Krad-
wells formerly occupied a residence
at 220 Second avenue. The fat is the
upper apartments of the store occu-
pied by the Wisconsin Power Light e
Heat company.
Ernest Salisbury of the town OF
Winfield was brought before Justice
Adolph andre this morning and paid
fine of SIS and costs amounting to
$1105, charged with neglect of send
ing his children to school. The com
plant was made by District Attorney
Henry j. Bohn.
J. C. Barry has received word from
Mrs. J. e. Johnson that Mr.. Johnson Is
some better The latter was store
keeper here for the Northwestern road
and suffered nervous breakdown and
has since been receiving treatment al
the home of his parents in Irving Park
his wife being with him. A recent
consultation of physicians resulted in
the opinion that while it would be a
slow pull, Mr.. Johnson would recover
Relatives at Baraboo have received
word from Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Ca
boon, who arrived safely in Missoula
Montana, recently. The young couple
were married not long since, and the
bride will be remembered as Miss
Doris Arner. Mr.. Cahoon has obtained
tract of land of $50 acres and will
start ranch in the west. His brother
Lee, is also in the same territory with
him