Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-28
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Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Cobleigh Of
LaValle are with the children of Mr.,
and Mrs. Rollo S. Cobleigh in Fair
field while the latter are visiting rela-
tives in Elyria, Ohio.
Rev. L. B. Sherwin, school day
friend of Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Henke,
has been visiting at the Presbyterian
manse. His home is at West Bend,
Iowa.
Rev. D. E. Jones of Cambria ar
rived last night to visit his daughters
the Misses Persis and Frances, who
are teaching in the First ward school.
While here Rev. Jones is also visit
ing Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Henke.
Chief of Police S. A. Pelton has re-
ceived a copy of the Huron (South
Dakota) Evening Huronite which con-
tains an article to the effect that Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Bowe Of that place had
received a telegram from their son
Earl that he was not dead as the result
of an accident in an airplane as was
reported to them. In some way the
report of the accident at Baraboo in
which Earl Bowe of this city was
killed reached them and they spent
several anxious hours until tele-
gram came stating that no harm had
come to him The young man is at
tending school at Urbana, Illinois.
The father of the late Earl Bowe CT
Baraboo died some years ago.
The Sarrington mill recently com
pleted started operation today at
Delton. The former mill was destroy
ed by fire sometime ago and the new
one is modern and up to date in every
way
A small blaze broke out in the base
ment of a residence at 433 Lynn ave.
Tuesday evening about ten o'clock.
The fire started from a pile of rag
carpets and other waste material on
the basement floor. Little damage
was done by the fire.
Deputy Collector 3. r. Fosnot has
been permanently appointed to at
tend to the collection Of government
taxes in the Sank county zone. He
will have an office in the Federal
building, and will be there the last
business day of each month and the
first few days of the succeeding month
to assist taxpayers in filing their
monthly returns, and take care Of any
other matters pertaining to the reVe-
ue department of which he has charge.
Five car loads or more Of Elks left
Baraboo this afternoon for Portage
to attend the big initiation and ban
Quet there today. Portage expects to
initiate a class of IT'S new members
for antlers and Milwaukee, Madison,
Beaver Dam, WatertOwn, La Crosse
will also be represented at the meet
ing. Barabco Elks with their automo-
biles who left today each with five
other members of the local lodge in
the cars were: r. J. Fogle, Peter
Lind, Mayor Adotph andre, M. T.
Garrison, and Roy Peck
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Many were at the New England din
ner on Wednesday given by the WON
en- of Trinity Episcopal church. The
menu was extensive and appetizing
in all particulars.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Muir
ply, the latter nee Laura Baxter, left
for Nebraska on their honeymoon
trip, their friends showered them with
rice at the station The usual hilarity
accompanied the downpour.
Henry Koppke has picked several
more record breaking cabbages out of
his garden The latest weighs %
pounds Several were picked averag-
ing fifteen and sixteen pounds. The
cabbages are all in the window Of the
Koppke grocery store.
Mrs. Joe Billings last evening en-
tertained Mrs. John Johnson, Mrs.
Iva Vanzile and daughter Viola, and
Misses Bernice Perry and Maude and
Myrtle Miller The evening was
spent in music and dancing. Refresh
ments were served.