Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-07-22
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Bloom went to
Chicago Sunday morning to attend the
funeral of 81 niece, Miss Ruth Parks.
The young lady died recently at the
age of IL years. Funeral services were
held this afternoon.
According to word received in Bara-
by an automobile in Milwaukee and
taken TO hospital in an unconscious
condition. The family formerly resi-
ded lin Baraboo and moved to Madi-
son few years ago. Mrs Doodle has
gone from Madison to Milwaukee to
seea her slaughter. The patient is
sister of Mrs. r. G.. Fogle who has all
so gone to Milwaukee. Mr.. Fogle is
aes member of the McGuan & Fogle
clothing firm.
Ii Mr. and Mrs Theodore Zeharicks of
Hammond, tIndnana. are visitig at the
home of Mrs. Zeharick's sister, Mrs.
Arthur Murphy. Miss Alice Murphy of
Milwaukee and Arthur Murphy OF
Adams are also at the home of their
sister for a visit.
Y Bartoff B King, charged with passing
a worthless check in Baraboos some
time ago at the Mueller garage to the
amounhQf $125, was accosted by Sher-
lift VIM Tarnutzer and H. H. Mueller
in Portage recently and the sum OF
money was returned to Mr.. Mueller No
arrest was made. The check was on
Minneapolis bank and the defedant
claimed his account at the bank was
to have been replenished.
Governor e. l.. Philip and wife OF
Madison motored to Sank City Sunday
where they were joined by the COVER
nor's brother, Frank Philip and the
party motored to Baraboo where they
spent the@ day with their sis
ter, Mrs. Josephine Melzl Mrs. Melzl
was born in Switzerland and arrived in
America IA years ago last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M Hill recei-
we'd message today stating that their
son, GeorgeiA. had arrived safely at
Southampton, England, and was hav-
ing finee trip. 1t will be recalled
that the young man, accompanied by
Floyd Bailey, also Baraboo boy,
were invited to participate in a cruise
to European countries and that they
left New York several days ago. Mr..
Trueblood, owner of the ship, received
a cablegram in the east telling of the
safe arrival of the boat and thoughtful
ly telegraphed to Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
regarding their son.
Philip Grubb of Ableman was in
Alderman today and reports that his
granddaughter, jeanette LANCE, Of
Barron has come to make visit at
his home. The little girl came with
Mrs. Prime a former resident of North
Freedom
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Blackburn and
daughter have returned to their home
in North Branch, Michigan, after
spending about two weeks visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Black
burn. The two men are brothers and
both are in the furniture business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Sewell and
Earl Calkins of Pacific motored from
their respectivei homes last Sunday
and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs.
G.. HI. Caflisch and Mrs. Wilderick in
Fairfield. A picnic dinner was enjoyed
by all at Bakers park by the Wiscon-
sin river. Mrs. Cafisch and Mrs Cal
kins are daughters of Mrs. Wilderich.
! Professor and Mrs. A. S. Flint,
Madison, have returned home after
short visit with Mr. and Mrs. H.
Cole. Professor Flint has spent the
years Of his residence in Madison at
the Washburn observatory and few
days ago retired from active duties.
The Investigations he has been carry
ing on in measuring the distances of
stars will not be continued at the Madi-
son observatory. The results Of Pro-
lessor Flint's investigations will be
published soon.
r. j. Keller has returned from the
Labor convention at Chicago and
states that the platform Of the party
includes for topics of interest to the
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for soldiers equal to the salary in
civil life while they were in the SER
vice; 2 Liberal compensation for dis
able men; g. opposed to compulsory
military training; and A. in case of
war people to have vote on question
unless the country is invaded by an
armed force. Mr.. Keller was appoint
ed district organizer of the Rank &
File Veterans assn, and his territory
includes Wisconsin and Illinois. r. r.
Runge of this city will act as district
secretary and have his office in this
city. Mr.. Keller has resigned his posi-
ton in GAINESVILLE and will devote his
time in the interests Of his new posi-
ton. He leaves tomorrow for La
Crosse where he will attend the State
Federation of Labor meeting.