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

tumor. She will return from Chicago
to Prairie du Sac as soon as she il
able.
:. There are five more persons to the
: square mile in this state today thar
there were ten years ago, and twenty
years ago. The total land area O.
the state is 55,256 square miles. The
{ average number of persons to the
mile in 1920 was 476. In 1910 the
average was 40.2, and in 1900 27.4
These figures were but recently gi
ven out BY the census bureau lin
} Washington.
Mrs. w. G. Miller left this morning
for Washington, d. G. to visit hel
daughter, Miss Arvilla, who has beer
: in the hospital there for the past
eight weeks with typhoid fever.
Mrs. R. Anthony, formerly Miss
Hattie Pietzch, of Chicago is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. s.
Johnston in this city. Miss Pietzch for
merly resided in Baraboo.
H. Fl. Hubert left today for Winona
Minnesota, to spend few days with
his son, Fred Hubert. He will also
visit friends at Red Wing before re-
turning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Pietzch of Mad
ison have been at Reedsburg because
OF the illness and death of her broth
er-in-law, w. Sprague, whose death
hu
The Cashton Record says that many
tobacco beds are being planted there
this spring and it looks as if there
was going to be large acreage of
the weed
The Kendall keystone says that
Mrs. Charles w. burlington of Bara-
boo is taking treatment at Winona
where she has been for some time.
Her son, R. R. burlington, Of Ken
dali has been to see her.
Judge Levi Bancroft of Richland
Center has directed the revision of
the jury lst of his judicial circuit so
as to include women voters, and pre-
sently madam may know how it feels
to be shut up all night with a hung"
jury.
Last evening Miss Ida May Farms
worth entertained her Sunday school
class at her home. Eight members of
the class were present including the
teacher After a short business meet
ing games were played. Refreshments
were served.
Lloyd Tarnutzer, proprietor of the
TarnutZer garage, has received a tele
gram from Dodge Bros, manufacture
er of Dodge cars, stating that there
had been no reduction in the price Of
Dodge autos nor was any contemplate
ed. and any rumors regarding a price
reduction were absolutely false.
Victor Wycle paid fine of $58.S2
at Sparta for shooting partridge
during the closed season. 1t is said
that game wardens are not SO plenti-
full just now, but many citizens and
sportsmen are taking it upon them
selves to see that the fish and game
laws are enforced.
To save five million from starva-
ton before the July harvest, is as
ked of the people of America, and
Wisconsin will endeavor to raise her
share of the needed fund during the
, week of May Is, designated by Gov.
Blaine as China Famine Week. Rev.
E. c. Henke is chairman Of the local
committee.
/ In letter from Henry NJ Powell,
who is now at Andalusia, Ala. he
says that he and his family are well
and that they are contemplating a
visit to Wisconsin some time in Au-
! gust Mr. Powell is connected with
the American Red Cross home service
and his work necdssitates his ira
yelling in nine states, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Florida, Georgia., Ala
bama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Vir-
MIA. His headquarters are at Allan
ta.-Reedsburg Times.
H. w. Noyes of the Federal Board
of Vocational training was in town
this week and interviewed about Is
world war veterans who claimed to be
eligible to educational advantages.
The vocat'ona officers visit in the
city was to eliminate as much red
+! tape as possible in the procedure of
preparing the men for the training.
Some of the Baraboo former soldiers
examined will go to school with pay
and others will be sent without pay.
| Chief Of Police S. A. Pelton and
! Sheriff H. c.. Neitzel motored to Kill
bourn yesterday afternoon to investi-
gate the case of Nicholas O'Larin and
Nicholas Georges, who are being held
here in theseounty Jail. The two men
were the occupants of Ford automo-
bile that collided with the Ford Sedan
owned by Mrs. H. G. Berg. The men
were suspected of transporting goods
unlawfully but nothing to convict the
two has been discovered as yet.
! The freshmen boys and girls in the
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