Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-05-13
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bayer,
a son, on May Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Streeck and
two children have moved from the
town of Honey Creek to 230 Blake
street in this city.
Miss Kathryn Flanagan of La
Crosse spent Tuesday in Baraboo
visiting friends Miss Flanagan is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. ]. Elan
agen and the family formerly res1d-
ed in Baraboo. 7
R. P Perry and Rev. j. H. Moore
head Of Reedsburg were in Baraboo
on Tuesday. Rev. Moorehead came to
Reedsburg from st. Louis recently to
take charge of the Presbyterian church.
TIL employees of the local railway
Office have started working earlier
hours in the morning and then finish
ing earlier for the summer months.
The hours are from 1880 until 4:3O.
Marvin L. LOOMS son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry LOOMS has been very i'll
a his home in Lyons for some time
He is now recovering slowly, but is
still unable to attend school for few
days.
George Kuhnel left yesterday for
Phoenix, Arizona, where he has &C
cepted a position with hotel there.
Mr.. Kuhnel has been a clerk at the
Wellington hotel in this city for a
number of years.
The members of the O. N. r. club
held their regular meeting Tuesday
evening at Mueller's hall The even
ing was spent in dancing. ROdwelPs
orchestra furnished the music at the
party.
Hazel May Kruger has returned to
her home at 524 Hill street after un-
der going an operation for appendicitis
at one of the local hospitals. She is
regaining her health very nicely at
present and is walking about her
home
An airplane passed over this city
this morning about seven o'clock and
those who were among the early
'risers heard the plane before they
saw it. The air machine was travel
ing west at fast rate of speed.
Mrs. A. X. Bassett reports it sailing
over the Skill fruit farm.
While operating an electric wringer
at her home on Second avenue, Mrs.
L. H. Palmer accidently got her hand
between the rolls. She was alone at
the time and in order to release the
member it was necessary to first shut
off the power then reverse the ma
chine. A physician was summoned to
care for the patient. Mrs. Palmer had
just recovered from soreness ina foot.
1t will be some time before the pa
tient has fully recovered.
The regular meeting of the Ameri-
can Legion was held Tuesday even
ing. Business and other topics We're
discussed, chief of which was the new
insurance bill, for the soldiers. Dele
gates were elected to attend the Lee
giOn convention at Green Bay which
is to be held June 20 and 80. Joseph
Siberz and r. Cahoon were elected
delegates and Rev. E. G.. Henke and
Theodore Smaltz alternates. The con-
ventiOn at Green Bay is to be d grand
affair and those who attend this year
plan on two days of pleasure.
The supreme court at Madison sus-
tanned the decision of the lower court
sentencing DR.. Till the sO-called
plaster specialist of Barron county,
to Jail for six months. The lower court
found Dr.. Till guilty of practicing
medicine without a license and an APP
peal was made to the supreme court.
The state dairy and food depart
ment won victory when the supreme
court affirmed the decision of the
lower court holding that the law fix
ing the moisture content of cheese is
constitutional. H. M. Scott Sheboy
gan county, was convicted in the JUS
tice court and later in circuit court
of ShebOygan county of the manufact-
Ure Of American cheese containing