Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-23


Wilson was landing in France s.4lo,ner,
where former President Roosevelt
was making a speech and others Of
as great moment. To exhibit such
pictures long after the events is really
a liberal education in history. '"Thee
Quack Doctor" was funny and Gera4A
inc Farrar was fine. Miss Ruby Ross
sienna, the singer and Spanish dancer
received additional encores.
Mathew B. Lynaugh, Madison pO-~
liceman, who shot and killed Carl F.
Jandorf, university sophomore, jim
fracas on Langdon street May ga
last is legally drawing his salary aS,
a patrolman of the police depart
ment, according to City Attorney
Ryan. Mr. Ryan recently informed the
board of fire and police commission,
ers that the state law provides toA
continuation of his salary until such,
time as he may be discharged from
the force.
At Spring Green the society OF
Equity has purchased the store build
ing now occupied by Arthur Clement
and will have it filled for an Equity
store.
H. D. Schooff has been appointed
/ trainmaster at Barabo0 and assumed
his new duties this morning. For a
number Of years he had trick" in
the train 'dispatcher's office here and
at the time OF his leaving was night
chief. Three years ago last May he
went to Adams as chief train dispa~-
cher and has been there since that
time. Mr.. Schooff succeeds Henry Par
ish who has gone to Tracy, Mimi.
Baraboo, Adams, and Tracy are all one
the Chicago & Northwestern system.
Sunday, December 18th was a day
long to be remembered by Mrs VIM
Metz, it being her birthday. Relatives
to the number of twenty-seven sur
prised her at her home on First
street. At $50 they all sat down to
bounteous supper. Those presene-
were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Koepp and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Schudlick,
Mr. and Mrs. H. STAR and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Baumgal ten and fam
| lily, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Wallucks and
family, Edgar Rice and Neil Powell.
Mrs. Fred Marquardt died recently
at her home in Badger, s. d; after an
| illness with heart trouble. Mrs. Mar
quardt, a former resident of Sank.
County, has lived in the west for the
past thirty years. Deceased is survived
by her husband and nine children all
Of whom reside in Dakota Mrs. HI.
ISiggelkow and Frank hasten of the
town of Baraboo are brother and sis
ter of the deceased. Funeral services,
Wednesday in Badger, S. D.
J. c. Barry lost gauntlet glove ana
placed an advertisement in this paper.
Soon after the paper was off the press
three people stood ready to inform
him where he could obtain the lost
article and in no time he had his pro-
perty. Mr.. Barry's faith in advertising.
has been greatly strengthened.
On Monday Fred Paddock, who re-
sides in the Kirkwood country, gath
cred 70 eggs from flock of 1875 birds
With the prevailing price OF "hen.
fruit" there is money in eggs. Some of >
the Baraboo merchants repvort eggs
are and have been very scarce for
this time of the year This may be.
due, they think, to the birds laying,
later in the fall than usual Benjamin
Thorn says that birds will lay more if
they have excellent care. They should
not be permitted to wade in the snow,
should have a place for exercise, and
above all need the right kind of food.
Mr. Thorn is successful with his flock.
David M. Jones of Spring Green.
who had been in i'll health several
years, died Friday morning at his.
home.