Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-09
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Miss Georgiana McFetridge, who
has been in Washington D. G. fol
lbout eight months, is at home fol
short visit with her relatives.
c.. F. Rich, town Of Sumpter son
rn-law of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 9 Payne, was
~ Baraboo today distributing bills
Or an auction to be held on Wednes
DAY, December Is. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
Ind daughter expect to move to Bara
boo about December 20. They will
res de on East street.
H. L. Fellows has returned to Rich
land Center after being called here
on account of the Illness of the baby
o.ged eight months. The child had
iouble pneumonia and now is much
otter.
Mrs. Mary A Souther is i'll at the
home Of her daughter Mrs. T. r. Ris-
ley. Mrs. Souther has suffered a slight
ltrOke.
Mrs. Louise Jones of this city. has
'eceived word from her son w. A.
who is now located on a sheep ranch
IN Montana. Mr.. Jones states he likes
the west very much. The ranch he is
IN has 1000 sheep.
State Humane officer A. e. Frede-
rick of Sparta informally met the
BOARD of directors of the local society
last evening at the city hall. A mum
Jer of years ago Mrs. Getchell died
in Maine leaving $500 to the local
society and the interest from this
'und has not all been expended 1t
vas decided the local secretary, Mrs
A. F. Reiner order a number of sub
jcriptions of "Our Dumb Animals" a
magazine devoted to humane work,
TO be placed in the Baraboo schools.
The state law provides that a number
# hours during each school year
shall be devoted to the teaching of
Imane ideas and it was decided to
procure a number Of copies of new
book on the subject for the teachers.
Mrs. Reiner will also arrange for a
aumber of essays to be written by the
grade pupils and posters drawn by
the high school students, the best
mes to be given prizes Lunch count
RS for the birds may be provided at
he ward schools, these to teach the
children about the bird life in this vi
Unity. Mr.. Frederick, having been ad-
nitted to the bar and having been
ordained as minister, is we'll quail
fed for the work he is doing. He re-
ported, in an informal talk, there was
much need for humane work in the
+ate Near Sparta is a man who has
ever provided a barn for his cattle,
a period of fifty years, and he has
been given a reasonable time to pro-
vide protection against the cold or
face arrest Mr.. Frederick says the
greatest suffering of stock is in stock
yards and in transit and he is now
1evoting nearly all Of his time to
this field Some of the stock yards are
being closed until cinders or other
material are thrown on the mud so
the hogs will not have to be chopped
Out when the ground freeze about
them.
The Knights Templar of the Ma.
sonic lodge held their election of off
GERS Monday evening in the Masonic
Temple. The following were chosen:
E. Com-W. T. Marriott Gen. SIN. j
W. Harrington, C. Oscar Doppler,
5. We. P. Wright, J. w. A. c.
Kingsford, Treasurer. Van Orden
and Secretary-H. Koppl1e. An
oyster supper was much enjoyed.
Mrs. Whitney Fullmer of NORTH
freedom is to be taken to the SAM
tarium at Stevens Point for treat.
ments. The lady is a daughter of A
Dixon of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hoppe enter
tanned at Sunday dinner at their home
at 214 Eleventh street. Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Parman and daughter and Mrs
Charlotte Straub of Prairie du Sac.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Dubois and fam
lily, former residents on Eighth Ave.
have moved to their farm near the
cheese factory in the town of Green
field.
Hollis Church aged 20, is dead a
his home in Reliance, S. d. His moth
ar, Mrs. w. l. Church had just re