Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-08-26

<Imerly resided on the south side of the
} city. have moved to Madison to make
their future home.
Special bargains girls dresses,
t skirts and waists. Searles 522 South
. Center street.
G. w. Coburn, who has been spend
: ing several days visiting his cousin
Mrs. Minnie Crawford of this city. has
returned to his home in Minneapolis,
MINI. Mrs Crawford is enjoying a
; weeks vacation from her duties at the
: Peck Mercantile company.
Mr. and Mrs. H. /. Potter left for
their home in Chicago today after en-
: ioying a two weeks vacation in Bara-
: boo with friends and relatives. They
also spent part Of the time at cot
uage at Fern Dell.
} H. M. Acott and family have return
ed from an auto trip to Chicago and
. Evanston At Evanston hey visited
! at the home of Mrs. Chauncey Patric,
J who is a sister of Mrs. Acott.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. K Page and son
lCurt accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Cain of Madison motored to
Waupun today where they will visit
} the prison.
An automobile from Bangor, Maine
was in Baraboo yesterday afternoon
and is on its way to Los Angeles,
California. The party making the trip
are equipped with tents and camping
necessities and sleep in the open air.
i v. III. Cady has found his collie dog
which was lost few days ago The
dog strayed away when the family
were at a farm in -Ableman. The dog
returned when a farmer saw the
want ad in the News columns.
An adverse examination of Henry
Schenke of Loganvil1e VS.. Emil Schulz
tz Of the same place was held this
morning in the court of Justice II. l..
Halsted. The first named man pur-
chased a farm of the second named
and was Of theopinion an automobile
and other articles were included in
the personal property agreed TO go
with the farm. The case vas bound O.
yer to the circuit court.
Miss Helen Steve was the recipient
of, many pretty and useful gifts, at
miscellaneous shower given at the
home of her cousin, Mrs. Ed. Harmed
Thursday evening. Delicious refresh
ments were served to about sixteen
of her friends, and at late hour, the
guests returned to their respective
homes, much pleased with the event
Of the evening.
Chief of Police S. A. Pelton, Robert
Curry, Fred Kellogg and Robert
Hughes spent Thursday in Mansion
in the interests of the Sank county
fair. The trip was made to post bills
in that community.
Mrs. James T.. Heffel and Mrs. j.
E. Erswell have returned from Ores
ton, Iowa where they visited their
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Heffei. The ladies report
pleasant time and also that the crops
in Illinois and Iowa are very good.
They stopped a few days in Chicago
on their return.
o. E. Odell of Baraboo. who was
employed at the Saubert barber
shop for several weeks, has rented
the Lindemer shop in this city and
opened the same for business Tues
day afternoon. Mr.. Odell expects to
lmove his family here and occupy the
flat over the barber shop. Thus Prai-
RE du Sac again has two barber shops.
Prairie du Sac News.
According to letters received in
lBaraboo, Rev. E. c.. Henke went as
far as Atlanta with w. H. Alton and
son, Mr.. Henke returning to Winona,
Indiana and the others continuing to
FLORIDA. The minister will attend the
Bible conference at Winona for few
days, before returning to Baraboo.
Mrs. H. e. Kelly of Vivian, South
Dakota, who has been visiting rela-
tives on Sank Prairie and Lodi the
Epast two weeks, called upon old
friends while in the city yesterday.
she will be remembered here as Anna
Mcintosh and was trimmer for MISS
Glarner about twenty years ago when
the miIlinary store was one OF the
departments in the old Fair Store ON
Third avenue While in Baraboo she
made her home with her aunt, Mrs.
Carlos Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley
have general store in their home
town.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Herman Mueller, Mr..
land Mrs Carl Klein BarabOO: Mr..
and Mrs Walter Schultz and son, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Schultz; LoganvMle;
Edward and George Klien, Barron;
and Otto Klein Richland Center on
Thursday attended the funeral OF
iClifford Klein at Randolph. Those in
the Loganville car made the trip in
the morning in four hours. The young
man who died was aged about "a
years and an abscess of the liver