Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-08-19
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Janet Hengstler in Ableman spent
Friday here. She will leave soon to
join her husband who is master SER
geant at Camp Funston, Kansas.
Gideon Frank B, Tracy of Chicago
who is spending some time at Kirk.
land will speak in the Evangelical
church tomorrow morning in the alb
sence of the pastor. Mr. Tracy spends
some time at Devils lake each year
and last year spoke in the Evangelical
church where he brought real mes
sage. Mr.. Tracy is one of the best
workers in the bible movement.
Plans to have Ford relay race at
the World War Veterans celebration
here on Labor Day are underway.
The race is to be held at the fair
grounds and there will be ten Ford
cars entered. The Fords must not be
equipped with self starters as the
racers are obliged to stop the cars
and crank them in front of the grand
stand on each round of the race.
Ex-senator D. James and daughter,
Miss Ada, also granddaughter, Miss
Mary, Abilene and Beulah of Rich
land Center arrived today for an ex-
tended visit with relatives here and
at Devils lake. Miss Mary is noted
swimmer, having record of once
swimming a two mile stretch without
a stop. She expects to swim the length
of the lake tomorrow.
Mrs Hugh Hills and two children,
who have been visiting at the e. B.
Trimpey home for the past week, re-
turned yesterday to their home in
Bristol Ind. The family formerly re-
sided in this city, Mr. Hill having con-
Quoted a greenhouse here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ayotte of Mil
waukee are visiting friends and rel
atives in this city, Mrs. Ayotte was
formerly Miss Mary Crawley. Another
| daughter, formerly Miss Monica Craw-
| ley, is also visiting at the home of her
| parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Craw-
! ley. Miss Monica is now Sister
Marriete and teaches school in the
| ST. Rose Seminary in Milwaukee.
| The Sank county fair association Of
| this city is making arrangements to
enter free all the school children Of
this county on Wednesday, September
is to the fair grounds. County Supt
! A. H. Martin is making preparations
to have athletic events for the day
and big time will be in store for the
youngsters.
The Misses Ada and Ina Gilbert
son of Albany, Wisconsin have return
ed to their home after visit in Bara-
boo with their uncle. and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Christ Dyrud. Miss Ruth
Dyrud returned to Albany with her
cousins for visit.
| The latest plans for the baseball
| diamond in this city may consist of
moving the grand stand at the fair
grounds over to the north end of the
race track where the diamond will
probably be made. The cost of remov-
ing the hill in front of the stand has
been found expensive. Part of the
money to make the change will be
Jul IHou ny SuUSCIlpCIOuG
The Baraboo Auto Exchange &
| Supply Company have discontinued
the work of carrying the mail to and
from the trains in this city. The pos
tai authorities in this city have blanks
at the postoffice for anyone wishing
to bid on the position. Mr.. Feinberg
states that the salary Of the position
was insufficient to make it pay him to
continue the work.
Mr.. and Mrs P. E. Cross and son
are visiting at the home Of Mrs
F.; Crosses parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. L..
Bonham. The Cross family now re-
sides in Minneapolis where Mr.. Cross
| is cost accountant for the Waterman
! Waterbury company. Mr. Cross is
now on his vacation and expects to
spend about ten days here; his wife
will remain for longer visit with.
her parents.
Miss Margaret Wood of Chicago is
spending her annual two weeks va
cation with her mother, Mrs. Anna
Wood and other relatives here Miss
Ellen, another daughter, of Washing
ton, d. C. is also here for an extended
visit.
The mail car of train number 515
which is due in Baraboo sometime af-
ter one o'clock met with an accident
near Madison this morning A hot
box was discovered in the housing,
and the car was taken off at Madison.
Mail for this city arrived on later
|ltrain.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Odekirk and
children of Adams spent the day here.
They had been spending a week in
Kilbourn and were on their way to
Montford for a visit with Mr.. Ode
kinks brother before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lee and son
Abner have returned from a visit with
friends in Glendive, Montana. Mr.. Lee
owns farm near that city.
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