Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-05-06

Will be put on market for sale. The
automobiles were of a new design just
recently put on the market,-the COM
monwealth. One of them evidently met
with a mishap on the way as it had
bent fender and broken windshield.
The Westminster Guild was held at
the home of Mrs. e. G.. Henke Tues
day evening. Percis Jones and Miss
Dano acted as hostesses. After the US
ual business meeting the Book Of
Missions" was read by the various
members and two interesting letters
were read from members that are out
of town. Delicious refreshments were
served and all had delightful time.
BRAN: A car of bran just received.
N H. Smith Fuel & Wise Co. Phone
1876 Store phone 12-J.
A preliminary hearing of n. j. Nor
ris and Joseph Moulton of Merrimack
against the Wisconsin River Power
company was before Judge James H.
Hill in county court on TUESDAY. The
action has been brought to recover
damages from water on account Of
building the dam in the river at
Prairie du Sac 1t was decided for
the attorneys to file briefs and if the
case proceeds the court will appoint
q commission to assess the damages.
The witnesses besides Mr.. Norris and
Mr. Moulton, were Engineer VOTERS,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Vanderpool,
Sr., occupants Of the Norris house,
James Laffler, Mrs. Sarah Moon, Her
man Martin, H. V. Tenant, civil en-
gineer at Portage, Clarence Bayless,
Thomas Parks. and G. E. Kirchstein.
Ralf. T. Runge of BarabOo was the
court reporter.
e. Pfannstiehl has returned from
Madison, California, where he has
been visiting relatives for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Koepp of
Baraboo were visitors at the home of
julius Koepp in Pacific, Columbia Co.,
Sunday They were accompanied by
Mrs. Koepp's father Of Baraboo.
Those in charge of the Cahcon
mine are not able to ship ore on &C
count of not being aDie to obtain cars.
They have been ready ID load cars
for two or three weeks.
Mrs. G. A. Bailey and daughter,
Violet, have returned from Beloit
and GAINESVILLE where hey have been
visiting friends for the past few
days.
OATS A carload Of oats just arriv-
ed. N. H. Smith Fuel & Wise. Co.
Phone 1876 Store phone 12-J.
The double nature of sin-sin of
character and sin of conduct-deprav-
ity and transgrossio,2, were treated
last evening 1T the First M. E.
church by DR.. Eaton, to a good audi
ence in spite Of the rainy weather.
"Behold the Lamb of God which
taketh away the sin OF the world"
was the textual basis for this teach
ing. "The Sin Of the World" is what
ais mankind today. Lust, crime, de-
bauchery murder hatred, prOfiteer-
ing, injustice and war are some of
the awful symptoms of the diseases
Of sin, which if not washed out Of
the human heart by the blood Of Christ
applied by faith, will wreck the soul
forever. To refuse this perfect rem
edy is to reject mercy and to commit
moral suicide. Never before did this
goddess and beligerent old sin-cursed
world SO much need salvation as now.
Nor did selfish, goddess and cruel men
and rotten social conditions, strikes,
civic injustice and crime ever so much
need the Lamb of God which taketh
away the Sin of the World" If we
will accept the remedy the disease will
be healed; if we reject, the end is
that dismal wreck into which the
world is fast sinking.-Sec.
The farewell given for Rev. G. E.
Maves and family Tuesday evening
was we'll attended though the storm
kept many country people away. The
program was opened by a song fol-
lowed by a prayer by Rev. Skinner
of the Baptist church. II. Siggelkow
was the first to tell of the need the
Evangelical people had for an enlarg-
ed church to accommodate the Sunday
School and how plans were laid
which matured into the new church
which now stands After the talk the