Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-22
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Swanson
have returned to their home in Madi-
son after a visit over Sunday at the
home of the lady's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. w. Jorg. Mrs. wv, Hubbard
of Adams, another daughter, was al
so week end guest at the. parental
home. SsEa52sas
Mrs Mary Wareham assisted by
Mrs Walter Wareham and Mrs. FL, r.
Richardson entertained the Thimble
club of the Presbyterian church last
evening at the home OF the former, A
good crowd was out and the evening.
was very pleasantly spent in a social
way. Refreshments were served. The
club meets in two weeks, with Miss,
Jessie Holden assisting hostess Mrs
George Hengsler and Mrs Q, B.. Gloyd.
The regular business meeting of
the B. B. w. club was held at the
Business college last evening; reports
were given by the committee having
in charge the distribution of tho
Christmas toys, nuts and candy a.
report was also made of theqleap. year.
party and plans made for ar hike. sI4 .
At the home of Mrs. Oscar Gust
Monday evening number OF ladies
were entertained at 500. Tables were
set for So and refreshments of. ice
cream and cake We're served at the
close.
Mrs. Martha Williams of La Crosse,
division President of the S. of Y. Aux
Hilary, was in Baraboo recently to ar
range for the encampment. which is
to be held here.
Salute your friends, do not shake
hands with them, is the warning sent
out by the health authorities. In
coughing and otherwise the hands
are liable to carry infectious matter
Cover your mouth if you sneeze. and
if a rocky" feeling creeps over you
call doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs William Schneider
have sold their home at the eastern
extremity of Second street to. Harley
Wickus. Mr. and Mrs. Schneider have
resided there for five years and are
now looking for another residence.
Mrs. L. J. Barrett was hostess on
Thursday afternoon to the Ladies five
hundred club. The hours passed
pleasantly in social intercourse and
at cards, the games being followed by
appetizing refreshments. The prizes
awarded were unique and attached
thereto were appropriate words in
poetry.
Henry Weber "a brother in-law of
William Capener, Water street, Bara-
boo, is slowly recovering at a Por-
tage hospital from IN accident he aIf.
fered at his home at Lyndon Station
some days ago. A train was standing
on the track and becoming impat
lent at waiting he commenced to
crawl beneath the car. just at that
time the train began to move and a
citizen pulled him across one OF the
rails. In doing SO he lost the front
portion Of one foot by being ground
beneath the wheels. In a moment
more Mr.. Weber would have been kill
ed. He is now recovering as rapidly
as can be expected. A few days ago
and her son, Clifford Capener, of Cal
donna. Mr.. Weber married sister of Mr.
Capener in Caledonia and for a long
time lived on farm near Lyndon
Station. During recent years he has
resided in the village. He is aged
70 years. A few days ago this paper
contained two or three lines about
the accident and Mr.. Capener of Bara-
boo was greatly surprised to read of
his brother in-law being injured. Mr..
Weber is an uncle to Capener Bro
theirs, proprietors OF the sporting
gods store. Mr.. Weber is a veteran
of the Civil War.
R. H. Clark is able to be at his Off
&c cart of the time For a number of
weeks he has been i'll, part of the time
in a hospital.
Seven new Ford autos have been
received in Baraboo for the Phil
brick garage and are but one-third OF
the allotment that should have come
through at this time. Mr. .Phiiblrck
states that this Is but one indication
of the prevailing shortage Of F0rds
for the present delivery. $3.50
Mrs William Roach of Souix Falls
s. D., is spending few days in Mer.
rimack with her mother, Mrs. Anna
Roach. She was called there by the i'll
ness Of her mother Mrs. Roach has