Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-05-12

Silksalec lOsesnextSaturday Only
s150peryard. Clavadatscher's.
Assistant State Superintendent
Carter Alexander of Madison was in
Baraboo today He has charge of the
normal schools of the state and came
! to confer with some of those in
i charge of the institution at Reedsburg
Edward and Vera Templin return.
led to their school duties at Madison
after spending a few days at home
They were accompanied by the Miss.
es Weight and Weiben of Milwaukee
j and Miss Hillbreth of ST. Louis who
| think the country glorious this time
! of the year
AT the Morris hotel, Mirror lake,
Mrs. Al. Ringing has extended the
concrete driyeways and erected pill
lars at the entrance, greatly improy-
ing the property Many have already
made reservations for the approach
ing season.
Professor and Mrs. l.. B. Wolfenson
of Madison were guests on Sunday of
MI anu wi D H. t. COIS. L uG NlSIJOTS
expect to spend the summer in Gin
cinnati, Ohio, where he will do some
advanced work in the field of the Sem
itic languages
The drivers of the highway trucks.
when they go through town early in
the morning, are undoubtedly trying
to see if they cannot Guido the noise
made by the explosions in the quarry
at Devils lake. The engine exhaust is
wide open and one would think that
number Of Calling guns had been
turned loose in the street Just why
highway truck has a right to make
more noise than an automobile is one
of the things that has not been ex-
planned.
Clavadatschersilksal eclosesnextSat
urday May 14th.
The baby child of Mr.. and Mrs Ray
Owen of this city accidentally tipped
over a pot of hot coffee on itself and
was severely burned on the arm and
face.
Mrs. Albert A. Schaal and little son
of Winnipeg, Canada, are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Meyers,
III Reedsburg.
E. H. Cork and family Of Madison
and Mrs. Anna Bohnsack of Sank
City visited Erwin Bohnsack and
family on Sunday.
SEARLES BARGAINS: = Leather
travelling bags, gents hats like new.
fruit cans, fiction magazines, baby
buggies, touches, shoes, clothing,
library tables, ice boxes. pictures,
clothes racks, baby beds, toilet chairs,
etc. Ebert Searles, 522 South Center
street
Many persons still try to enter the
former Werlich meat market although
the shop has been closed for several
days. Werlich Brothers were at the
same place for more than thirty years
and naturally they have many friends
w'1o cannot realize they have gone out
of business. The goods have all been
sold and the fixtures go to the new
place across the street
A Baraboo baseball team composed
Of several high school players and
two or three former players on the
local city team went to Reedsburg
Sunday and met an aggregation of
the Second city baseball players. The
locals were defeated by score of 7
to A. Several automobiles from Bara-
boo accompanied the players to
Reedsburg.
The adverse exam natiCn of w. II.
Miner, c. M. Clark, W. H. Burton
and Albert Cline was held Saturday in
the court of justice H. L. Halsted.
The above men are members of the
school board in District No. school
in Fairfield and the defendants in
suit in which Mrs. Esther Caflisch,
teacher in the Fairfield school. is the
plaintiff. The plaintiff is suing the
above parties ON charge of con-
spiracy. The sum is $4,000. Mrs.
Caflisch was given notice to resign
her position as teacher in the school
and difficulties followed.
Saturday the Relief Corps enter
tanned eight ladies to birthday party
in their hall The tables fairly groan-
ed with good things to eat. A short
program of toasts and speeches added
to the good time and ali departed
wishing the honored ladies happy re-
turns of the day. Civil war veterans
were also treated to some of the good
things
The boys of Pau Kappa Eprlson
fraternity of the University Of Wis
consin entertained their mothers Sun
dav at their house in Madison. The
event was in honor of Mothers day.
Mrs. G. A. Du Bots and Mrs. M. F..
Monroe Of this city spent the day
there with their respective sons, Dur
wood and Howard.
District Attorney H. ]. Bohn, Mrs.
Bohn and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralf T. Runge and two children, Mrs.