Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-06-17
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The Sank Co. American society of
Equity is planning to meet in
Reedsburg, Monday, June q for the
annual picnic and conference. A
program has been prepared by the
Reedsburg lodge. Music will also be
furnished by bands.
The United States has purchased
$4,000 tons of sugar in Argentine and
this will be shipped from Buenos
Aires. 1t is also announced there will
soon be 34,0O0.000 pounds available
for the commercial Gamers.
LET sEARLEs sell it. You will get
more. Try him. Phone 277-W.
There will be a big Fourth OF
July celebration held at Sank City
this year. The program of entertain
ment which will be held on Sunday
includes large parade, headed by
two brass bands, baseball game, and
two dances in the evening. There
will also be a bowery dance in the at
ternoon. Refreshments Of all kinds
will be served on the cafeteria plan.
Mrs. J. P. Kindschi had the misfor-
tune to iniure her foot quite severely
The Badger State Advancement AS
ISOLATION of the Blind, composed epc
tirely of blind or partially bird re-
sidents of Wisconsin, has just been
granted a charter by the state. Pur-
chase of a home and factory which
will be conducted along the lines OF
the famous Lighthouse in Chicago,
where all blind will be welcome to
. learn a trade and make living wage,
is contemplated.
BARGAINS SEARLES. 522 South
Center street.
y Several fishermen from Baraboo
; were successful in landing some of
the big ones at lake Mason, Briggs
vile Saturday and Sunday. Pickerel
, weighing eight and ten pounds found
Their way to this city during the week
cad.
George Isenberg was slightly injur-
led Saturday in Delton while doing
carpenter work on the Ringing hotel.
u A plank fe4l on Mr.. Isenberg's head
, and made severe cut
Saturday night tourist from ILL
, jnois had the auto bumper taken
, his car when another auto tried to
cut in en- him at the Bank Of Bara-
L boo corner. No one was injured. The
other auto and owner were also strane
leTs In the city.
pvSa1,da 4NF LN1cSr
Stackman surprised her last SaturN
day evening at the home of her par
Ignts, Mr.. and Mrs. August Stackman
:. The evening was pleasantly spent in
f.games and music Delicious refresh
iments we're served. Many beautifu
land useful gifts were left for Miss
kS3tackman, who is to be married soon
! Lyman Baker passed away recently
Yin Denver, Colo, after short Illness
} He formerly resided in Baraboo and is
j well known here. When in this city
y. Mr. Baker followed the occupation OF
a printer He also edited a paper in
Kilbourn for a few years. Fl. Morgan,
= a city in Colorado, was built on the
old homestead of the Baker family.
- People do queer things in automo-
: biles sometimes. Yesterday, while a
4 Barabo0 citizen was driving near the
) city, he saw a passing Ford car turn
, out of the road so far that it went
over the side of the road and stopping
4 suddenly threw it's driver out q
over the Windshield. The rest in the
car were jo1ted but no one was hurt
including the one who went out over
I the front. A little pushing and the
car was on its way again.
/ One of the Baraboo Exchange and
/ Supply Co, automobiles met with a
niishap Sunday about midnight The
driver OF the car tried to make the
! turn on the corner of Oak and Third
fstreet but the auto skidded and ran
straight into the lamp post in front
of the Corner Drug store. The lamp
iglobe was knocked off and broken.
9'The front wheel of the car was bent
SO was the fender. No one was injured
i'm the mfshap but the lamp post re-
ceived such jolt that it cracked the
sidewalk and loosened the post slight
lily.
Mr. and Mrs Robert T. Hunter of
Fort Atkinson have returned to their
home after visit at the home of Mrs.
Emma Walsh, 100 First street. While
here the visitors, Mrs. Walsh and son
H. G. Walsh made trip to the Dells !
region. Much credit is due Mrs. Hunt |
er for the preservation of the intalio
| at Fort Atkinson, tablet being re-
Gently unveiled in the river park /
where it is located Mrs. Hunter is
La member of the d. A. r. and active /
in the landmarks movement The Fort
Atkinson region is rich in mounds
and historic spots that should be pre-