Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-07-08

and Mrs. Martin Schey have returned
from an auto trip to Door county and
other places. They report fine roads
and nice trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Starr have re-
turned home from Long Lake where
they have been camping with friends
from Two Rivers.
Mrs. Mable Burtch and son, Sgd
ney returned this morning from nor
thern Wisconsin after spending the
past two weeks camping with trends.
A motorcycle and two automobiles
had a three handed collision on the
Sank road Monday, near the Zantow
farm No one was seriously injured.
The occupants of the cars and motor
cycle are not known.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. L. Gray, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Markus, and Miss Pearl
Hill of Spring Green were guests of
County Judge and Mrs. j. III. Hill over
the Fourth.
family are camping on the north end
of Devils lake. Their son Harold
who is employed in the south, is at
home to spend few days and camp
ing at the lake with his parents.
The plate glass window in front Of
the Bump & Wickus meat market was
broken Sunday night by several lads
who accidently pushed one Of their
number through the glass. Earl
Squires' was the young man who went
through the window.
Sunday morning about six o'clock
there were over 200 automobiles in
Baraboo from Illinois parked on
Fourth avenue between the two hotels.
Sunday and Monday Baraboo was Wis
itec by many automobiles from far
and near.
The Fourth Annual Endurance Rul.
Of motorcycles from various parts Of
the state including Milwaukee, Beloit,
Racine and other places passed
through Baraboo yesterday on their
way to Eau Claire. There were about
Is motorcycles most Of which were
Harley-Davidsons that made the trip.
A dispatch received from the Yards
News Bureau of Chicago states that a
marriage license was issued in that
city today to l.. S. Van Orden Of Bara-
boo and Miss Florence Peterson of
Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D.. Brandenburg
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Brandenburg
of Madison made an automobile trip
to the Natural bridge, Reedsburg, Del
ton and the Dells Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Brandenburg at one time resided
near Loganville
Over $4,000 was taken as admission
to the ball game at Sank City C
Sunday.
Owing to the absence of several
of the band member from the city
there will be no band concert this
week. Next week the concert will be
given down town instead Of at Ochs-
ners Park
During the ball game at DeviFs
lake on Sunday Miss Louise Hass,
daughter oa Gus Hass Of Reedsburg
was struck in the forehead with foul
ball The blow was a severe one
and caused the young lady severe
headache or the balance of the day.
No serious after results were antici-
pated.
Mrs. M d. Johnson, a former resi-
dent of Baraboo, who spent several
months with relatives in Tacoma,
Washington, has returned dto Bara-
boo for an indefinite stay She is
at present stopping at the City Room
ing House Her husband was VIM.
Johnson, a veteran of the civil war,
who died last October
M. Maher and sister Hannah have
returned from Los Angeles to visit
relatives and friends here On their
way they stopped at Salt Lake City,
Belle PLANE, Preston, Miles, Sabula,
Clinton, Savanna, Milwaukee, Chica-
go and Madison.
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Doerr and son,
Julius, motored to Sank City Saturday
to spend the Fourth. Mrs. Doerr will
remain a week to visit relatives.
The Varnell, Griggs, Davis and
Monroe families. went to Caledonia
on July in the big Varnel truck
where the day was duly celebrated.
The day was moist but a friend-
" farm house on one of the Dog Hol-
low mining farms furnished shelter.