Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-09-16

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for the Pacific coast. They will visit
points of interest in the western
states, and spend week with Mrs
| Gusts brother in Seattle, returning
home through Canada. They will be
gone about month.
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young, Mrs
Charles Young and Miss Alice Whit
man drove from Morris, Ill. to Bara-
boo to visit at the homes of Mrs. G HI.
Whitman and Mrs. J. w. Davis. All
have returned except Miss Whitman
who will remain for a longer visit. She
was former resident of Baraboo.
= Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Hamilton receiv
ed word today that their uncle, Milton
Weaver, is dead at his home in James
vile at the age of rs years. Cancer
was the cause of his death. Deceas-
ed was a veteran OF the Civil war.
{ E. ]. Souther of st. Paul is visit
ing at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
F. Risley and Mr. and Mrs. w. S.
Halsted. Mr.. Souther is now with the
| Minneapolis journal, beginning his
experiences in the newspaper field
while a resident of Baraboo. His first
work was On prohibition paper
printed here many years ago.
| B. A Wood celebrated his 9th birth
day on Labor Day at the home Of his
son p A Wood in Chenille where a
delicious supper was served in honor
of his birthday and of their Winona
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Van Pe1t and
sons Judd and Gerald of Winona came
Labor Day to visit the formers uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Wood.
They also visited at the home of his
cousin P A. Wood. They returned to
'Winona Monday Master Judd remain
ing for longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs John Cox hav sold
their residence at 308 Fifth Ave. to
Mr. and Mrs Charles Poison who re-
sided at 635 Ninth street Mr.. and Mrs.
Cox expect to vacate the residence in
about two days and move to Fenni-
more The Poison home has also been
sold to Hanse Nelson of Minot, S D.,
who is coming here to locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Palmer left to-
day for, Colorado Springs, Colo. to
spend the winter with their daughter
Mrs. A. M. Todd. They will stop on the
way at River Forest, III to visit their
son, Samuel Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer spent last winter in Colorado
ond iOU06 If worry Yr11y0h
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Emmerling and
daughter have returned to Rhineland-
er after visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. H. Zantow. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmerling and daughter and Miss
Elsa Henke have been motoring
throughout the northern port of the
state and while in Baraboo spent
day at the DeIls and other points OF
interest. Miss Henke is sister Of
Mrs. Zantow. She will leave for Min
neapolis on Saturday.
Attorney F. r Bentley returned
few days ago from spending almost
two months in the lake country of
northern Wisconsin and Michigan.
He says the fishing is fine. 1t is stated
the Wisconsin river rises in 1900
lakes, SO numerous are they in the
drift region south of Lake Superior.
1t is sometimes said that some of the
lakes are so shallow there are no fish
in them ON account of the water freeZ-
ing to the bottom, making the basins
uninhabitable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Wright
will arrive from Norfolk this evening
to remain several days at the home of
Mrs. J. E. English. Mr.. Wright has
been in the navy for about eight
years and for the next thirty months
expects to be at the Great Lakes train
ing station. On account of this change
they will not return to Norfolk at the
close of his vacation but will go to
Great Lakes.
AL. Dittman of Lacrosse brought
suit against Emmett Rounds OF this
city yesterday afternoon in the court
of Justice H. L. Halsted. The suit was
the result of an automobile collision
near Sparta on July 5. Mr.. Dlttman
and party in an auto were returning
tn their home in Lacrosse after a
trip to the Dells and Mr.. Rounds &C
conlpanied by Thomas Catlln, Her
bert Rounds and Ernest Davenport
were returning to this city after
trim to Lacrosse. The automobiles met
on a blind corner aear Sparta and
both vehicles were damaged. Dittman
sued for $195 and Rounds made a
counter claim Of s20 The case was
dismissed after a hearing. The court
claimed there was no cause for ac-
ton.
T. F. Risley has returned from an
automobile trip of over a thousand
miles in Wisconsin. Mrs. Risley has
remained at Ephriam for longer Wis
it. They first attended the West Wis
consin conference of the M. E. church
at Rice Lake. Mr.. Risley being lay