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

enough of his ability to please the
public
The Greenfield M. v. S. O. held a
very enjoyable meeting at the beau
tiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nc
Gilvra Many old friends came and en-
joyed delightful social time. A short
program was given interpreted with
music from the victrola The Nc
Gilvras have a very interesting col
lection of curios that they have picked
I'D when travelling over the u. S., also
many war souvenirs brought home
from over seas by their son Ralph who
won honors by hard service in the
late war. They also had an opportu-
nifty to greet Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bar
stow. one time residents of Greenfield,
who are visiting relatives. They have
resided for many years at Hetland,
is. D.
10 SATURDAY O
Rev. George e. Hunt and family
have moved from the Presbyterian
manse in Madison to a home he has
purchased some distance from the
center of town. The family has resid-
ed there for Is years and the house
is now vacant the first time in 50
years. The building is large and will
be sold.
This morning a car going to Rock
ford, ILL.,, came down the Fox hill at
a lively clip and in making the turn
where trunk line joins 80, the ma
chine collided with one owned by
David Rogers of Baraboo. A woman
who was i'll was with the driver in the
Illinois machine while three men were
with Mr. Rogers. The Baraboo car
was pushed some distance by the other
machine and both automobiles were
SO badly damaged they had to be
helped into a garage few rods away
in Lyons.
Mrs. w. H. Beaver of Edgewater is
visiting friends in the city. She says
that fishing in lake Chetek, near Edge
water is fine.
Mrs. ]. H. Carpenter has returned
to- her home in Spring Geen after
spending two weeks here with her sis
ter, Mrs George Carpenter and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Vietch and two
children, Elizabeth and William OF
Rockford arrived last night for an
extended visit with Mrs. Viech's mo-
Their. Mrs. Eva Berry of Glenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pellaer (Mrs.
w. w Warner) have returned from
California to Madison, having spent
several months in the west They
went by automobile, Mrs. NJ. E. Haines
of BaEaboo going with them. Mrs.
FIaines returned some time ago.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IA new
pair gents work shoes (grab these)
g (new) coverall aprons (extra bar
gains) a lot of almost new shoes for
gents, ladies and children, almost new
dresses, skirts, middys (swelD also
gents clothing and hats like new. All
great bargains. Searles, 522 South Cen
ter street.
Yesterday while employed in laying
water pipes on seventh avenue Elmer
the walls Of the trench cave in on
him. He was buried but a short
time, however, as his co-workers I'M
mediately dug him out. He received
no injuries whatever.
Lieut.. Lyle c. Clarke will arrive in
Madison tonight from Newport News,
Va, having been discharged from ser
vice July /. Mrs. Clarke, who has
been visiting here for the past two
weeks, went to Madison this morning
mad after few days stay with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs c. II. Clarke
will come to Baraboo for a visit
Miss Lucille Troy is spending few
days in Chicago visiting friends. She
has also been at Waukesha where she
visited the Rodems family, formerly
residents of Baraboo. Mrs. Rodems,