Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21
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! AhoAu uOoudy SfSuluS III e1iC I. Iva "
A. rooms. The veterans Of the war
1 did not report in very strong numbers
at the meeting so it was decided to
hold the gathering some evening later.
Mrs. D. H. Riddle Of Chicago arrived
last night to spend a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Struthers at the
home of Mrs Emma DAYS.
A. S. Hawley of Delton was a Bara-
boo visitor yesterday. Mr.. Hawley for
merly resided in Baraboo, but does
not visit this city frequently.
H. D. Keyes, former county super
intendent of schools in Sank county,
was a Baraboo visitor yesterday. He
now makes his home IN Delton.
Mrs. John O'Keefe of Madison, who
is ,convalescing after a recent opera
ton, is spending few days in Merli-
mack and Baraboo with friends.
The working hours at the local
general office of this city have been
changed again from 1880 until 4:30
to until daily. The earlier hours
were in use during the hot summer
months.
It costs $50 to go to Portage and re-
turn via aeroplane Charles Binder
who made the trip yesterday after
noon with o. B. Freeman, chief pilot
.of the planes stopping in this city
paid that price for the trip. j. j.
Pfannstiehl was also up in Mr.. Hyde's
plane yesterday and went to Devils
lake and back At the lake the pilot
shot the plane down between the
bluffs. Fred Kellogg was another nav
igator of the above regions yester-
day.
w. II. Promo of this place will re-
present Aberdeen Angus breeders OF
Wisconsin on the state committee
which is making arrangements for the
Junior Live Stock Exposition to be
held at the University stock pavilion
in Madison, October 1872. Young
people from more than thirty-tive
counties have entered exhibits of baby
beeves, dairy calves, lambs, pigs or
colts.
old Hildebrandt of Milwaukee has
just returned from an automobile
trip to New York in the 1atter's Buick
car. The trip was made without any
mishaps and the young men report a
fine journey Mr. Hildebrandt has Wis
tied in Baraboo and at Devils lake
several times.
! Miss Vivian Smith, who recently re-
turned from Poland has gone to Col
orado Springs, to see friend, Miss
Marian Whidden, who is i'll. Miss
Whidden had charge of the welfare
work at Birmingham, Alabama, for a
large manufacturing firm and while
conducting the work visited Baraboo
to secure aids. Miss Smith was in the
south for some time, also Miss Cor
nelia Moran and Miss Lillian Reink-
ling.
| George Seagraves and Lucius Bump
; met with an automobile accident this
morning on the Merrimack road while
they were on their way to Lake Wis
consin in the latter's auto. The car
| had just reached the top of the bluff
on the Merrimack road and some
how got off the highway Mr.. Bump
states that he could not hold the car
! and 81 in skidding down the hill, it
turned over on the top, at the side of
the road. Neither of the men was hurt,
but both crawled out of the auto
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back to Baraboo under it's own pow
er. The top was damaged, the wind
shield was bent and one of the fend-
ers was damaged. The car rested on
| the windshield when it turned over.
! E. K. Hill of 400 Maxwell street,
Baraboo, was pleasantly surprised on
| his 18th birthday anniversary recently
when relatives and friends came with
we'll filled bskets and spent an en-
joyable day Mr.. and Mrs. Hill had
gone to church, SO the guests invaded
the home and dinner was served when
they returned. A lovely big birthday
cake graced the center of the table,
which held many other good things to
complete a dinner At 4 o'clock ice
cream and cake were served after
which the guests departed wishing
! Uncle Edward many happy birthdays.
Kodak pictures were taken of the old
and young soldiers and of the whole
crowd Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Steidtmann and family
and VIM. Spellman of Sank City, Mr.
and Mrs julius Steidtmann and sons,
Mr. and Mrs Fred KurtZ, Mr. and Mrs,
Garth Promo and son, Adah Vogel
and Earl Frost of Prairie du Sac Mrs
Petteys of North Freedom is a twin
sister of Mr., Hill and on Monday they
dined at her home,
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t. B. Tow1e, secretary and mana
oo,. of tho FyceISior c-raamerv has re-