Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-05-13
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u. Vandenburg. Mr.. ana Mrs. Lesley
have also been visiting there. The
guests reside at Madison.
It is reported that John Fulmer
formerly of Kilbourn has realized
$4,000 on patent for lightning
arrest for telephones. His home at
present is in Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Northrop Of In
diana were recent guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Wheeler, while
on their way to Minneapolis to visit
relatives. The trip is being made
by auto. Mrs. Northrop is cousin
of Mrs. Wheeler.
Atwood Smith, superintendent Of
DEVILS Lake State park, was in Bara-
boo Saturday and says the road In
the park has been graded and that
it is in fine condition. The entire
road to the lake is better for auto
mobiles than usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Milestone
of Geneseo, Ill; are the proud parents
IOf a six pound daughter born recently.
The mother will be remembered in
Baraboo as Miss Goldie Stott. Mrs. c.
C. Pratt Of this city has gone to Cen
eseO to see the child and it's parents.
Two aeroplanes passed over Baraboo
Sunday noon travelling westward The
planes made considerable noise for the
distance they were in the air. Both OF
the air machines seemed to be of a
large type They were carrying mer-
chandise from the east to Minneapolis.
Louis P. Gerou and Howard /. Pot
ter motored to Chicago Sunday in the
latter's car. Mr.. Potter came by
train to this city Saturday and took
his auto back with him which he
has been storing in one Of the gar
ages.
Ben Olson Of KiIbourn has pur.
chased a so passenger launch, La
Crosse The owner and his son,
Grover, H. A. Bauer and G. M. Nor
ris drove the boat down the Mis-
sissippi to Prairie du Chen and up
the Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Boegerson of
Chicago and John Whittinger of De-
trOit passed through Baraboo today
via automobile on their way to Santa
Barbara, California. The automobile
is rugged out with all the comforts Of
home including stove and kitchen
utensils
Jerry Cramer and brother have
purchased a residence each on Lynn
avenue. One of the places was bought
of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Case and the
other of Mr. and Mrs. D. Joseph
Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will
move into residence they own on
i East street. The case family will al
so move elsewhere. Cramer brothers
were here today to make the trans
fers.
Mrs. e. V. Alexander met with
slight accident Saturday afternoon as
she was about to drive her horse
away from in front of the Emil Gust
meat market. MES. Alexander backed
the animal up in order to pass an auto
mobile when another car came from
behind and struck the rig, accidently
not injured although she was thrown
out. The horse ran away but was
caught later.
Miss Eunice Knable who was hurt
on the Kilbourn road leading to Dawn
the first of the week is still in a
critical condition. Her parents, who
reside on the Treadwell farm between
DeltOn and Kilbourn, are able to
find out but little concerning the &C
cident. At intervals the young lady
regains consciousness and at such
times tells conflicting stories con-
corning her mishap. One time it is
a wagon that ran over her and the
next time it is an auto.
On account of the scarcity of cars
and facilities for hauling, it is almost
impossible to secure cement. No &C.
ment has come this spring for the
Warner road and the contractor has
not been able to go ahead with the
work. The matter of securing the ce-
ment will be turned over to the state
highway commission to see if aid can
be secured in that quarter. On &C.
, count of no cars iron ore cannot be
| shipped from the Cahoon mine al
though the company is ready to for
ward the ore.
| C. L. Harrington of the State Con-
servation commission, Madison, was
, in Baraboo on Saturday and report
number of improvements have been
made at the lake, the sanitary con-
ditions being made much better. The
commission has decided to build a
large cement tank near the spring
back of the Cliff house site and store
/ the water. There is plenty of fall
SO that the cottages may be supplied
with an abundance of water from the
tank at all times. Signs will be placed
at number of places along the boun-