Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-11-03
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has pink eyes and pink nose. A white
raccoon is unusual in this section and
probably the only white one in the
county. M. Stabnow has a coon
ranch and has been growing these
animals for the past two years.
Mrs. A. F. Wickus was pleasantly
surprised by twenty-five friends last
evening at her home on Fourth street,
The evening was spent playing 500
and delicious refreshments were sery-
ed
The Fish and Game club held their
annual game supper at the Lyons
church last evening. About 1876 mem
bels and guests sat down to the ex-
cellent feed which was furnished BY
the losers of the hunting contest, the
Blues under the captainey of Max
Springer. The winners were the
Reds, Newell Roger being their cap
tain Besides the abundance of
game there were numerous other good
things to eat to which the hunters
/; nd theic families did justice. The
evening was spent in general good
time and the sportsmen had great
time swapping stories of their atYen.
lures. E
Take Tanlac and eat three square
meals day. The Fisher Drug Store.
Mrs. D. A. Lewis has written to
friends n Baraboo to let them know
that their winter homes at Bayou
Beach, Fla, weathered the storm safe
ly. The water in the. bay raised ten
feet during the storm, piers We're
washed away, trees were blown down,
and few of the houses suffered from
the rain but no serious damage was
done A great deal of the fruit was
blown down and spoiled the crop be.
ing much damaged. The Baraboo prop
etry owners were much relieved to
hear that their homes were alright
The Kings Daughters of the Evan
gelical church, Mrs. E. NJ. Doll leader,
entertained the Y. P. A. and number
of friends in the church parlOrs last
evening. The decorations were very
pretty, being suitable for Halloween
and showing much labor and games
of Halloween nature were enjoyed.
Light refreshments were served and
a good time had by all. Over forty
guests were present all of whom ex-
pressed appreciation for the excellent
entertainment. LIZ; r
The Frank Herfort Canning CO.
will open up the corn silo Thursday
November 3. "l
Miss Vivian Smith has gone to
southern Illinois where she will EN-
gage in Red Cross work. During the
past few weeks she has been taking
spcial training in Milwaukee. Miss
Smith has been twice abroad with the
Red Cross and has had much exper-
fence with the organization.
Mr. and Mrs G. Wicks entertained
on Sunday in honor Of the birthday
anniversary Of their daughter, Miss
Helen. A birthday dinner was served
to ten guests at noon after which a
trip to Kilbourn was enjoyed.
A most enjoyable Halloween party
was held at the home of Miss Alice
Schrieber on Monday evening. Fifteen
guests were present and games were
played and dlicious rfreshments serv-
ed. A good time was had by ALL
Don't blame anybody but your
self if your nights are made mis-
cradle by indigestion. You failed to
take Tanlac. The Fisher Drug Store.
A number of boy friends were en-
tertained by Ned Dibble at his home
on Seventh street last evening, the
affair being in the nature of Hall
owe'en party. Games suitable to the
occasion were played, refreshments
served and general good time. was
had by all.
w. E. Cooper of Los Angeles has
been visiting his brother, County
Clerk F. A. Cooper. The visitor was
formerly a resident of Merrimack,
later of Milwaukee and still later NOV
ed to Los Angeles. He is engaged in
the hardwood lumber business and
went from Baraboo to Michigan to
purchase maple flooring Desirable
hardwood is not found on the Pacific
coast.
H. A. Marcus returned yesterday
from St. Cloud, Minnesota, where he
a Chiropractic convention.
About six hundred were present and
the gathering lasted for three days.
Mr. Marcus states that the sun shone
throughout the session and
the convention was a success in every
way and all had a. fine time. ST. Paul
secured the annual affair for next year
August Schmidtke of Hill Point was
in Baraboo today He is a member Of
the town board and desires very much
to build mile Of road south OF Lime
Ridge. There are fine roads in that
section but the gap of one mile is UNI
paved. He met the county highway
committee but received no encourage
ment as to paving the mile this fall.
II will NO doubt be Sfonelriext Simmer