Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-15
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John Gunnison, formerly highway
commissioner, r. B. Griggs, William
Halbersleben, and r. F. Mercer, COM
mittee, have issued the eleventh an
nual report, 1919, of the Sank county
highway department. The report is
profusely illustrated and contains q
map showing the improved roads of
the county. Outside of the city of
BaTaboo and Reedsburg there are now
1913 IA miles of improved roads in the
county and work to complete the gaps
is now going on.
Mrs. Otto Meyer, Portage, fell ON
the ice and broke her leg.
One Baraboo Doctor has So cases of
measles among his patients. Chicken
pox has made its appearance.
Miss Edna Case of Grand Rapids is
spending a few days in Baraboo with
her aunt, Mrs. Charles Pugh. She
formerly resided here.
A number of ladies of the Skillet
Greek neighborhood surprised Mrs.
William Toole Wednesday afternoon
and brought delicious supper with
them. A good time was had by all
George Keller, son of Mrs. Barbara
Keller, has been taken with pneu-
monia and lis Ill at his home in the
Third ward. Edwin Keller. a brother,
is here to attend the funeral of Eu-
gene, who died recently, and also to
see the brother who is ill.
The L. C. WEIGH Plumbing com
pany have rented the building on
Third street which is being remodel
ed by Frank Herfort They expect to-
vacate their old location soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottfried Gehri were
up from Baraboo last week visiting
relatives and friends Mrs Gehri in
forms us that they like their new
home in Baraboo very much Wone-
woe Reporter.
e. b. Trimpey was called to the
high school Thursday afternoon where
he took the pictures of the Freshmen
class. The pictures are to be taken
of the various classes to put in the
high school annual that is being ar
ranged this year. The annual is to be
composed OF nearly 40 pages with
nearly as many illustrations,
Julius Reul has taken over the in
terest of his brothr, Charles Reui, in
the garage and will continue the
business. Some time ago they
leased the garage at the
rear of the Warren hotel, this place
being across the street from the main
building. The brothers have been as
ISOLATED in the automobile business
for a number of years.
Carl Koenig of Loganville has been
in Baraboo attending the meeting of
the county board and reports the peo-
pie OF Loganville are making great
preparations for the farmers insti-
tute to be held there on Thursday
and Friday, January Is and Is. Mr..
Bartolf of Madison will serve a free
lunch on the last day, giving a lee
ture, besides. On Thursday evening
there will be program Principal
Stenerson of Reedsburg being one of
! the speakers.
j Lewis James, who went south some
weeks since with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Nehs, of Baraboo, is enjoying life at
st Petersburg, Florida, where the
sun shines every day in the year.
and now the thermometer registers
from the 50 to 80 mark. Writing
part of the country as that commodity
home he says that the recent coal
trouble did not interest people in that
is practically an unknown quantity
there. Richland Center Democrat.
A COW belonging to Herman Schuette
near Lime Ridge, is said to have
hydrophobia- In case the diagnosis
shows this to be the disease it is
thought the animal as been bitten by
a dog.
= j. r.. Weitzel Of Lime Ridge lost a
finger and the hand was otherwise
injured when the member was nIacet7