Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-03-31
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Frank Wheeler of Shell Lake wa
a recent guest at the home of hi
cousin, o. G.. Wheeler and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward A. Reibl
have returned to their home in Mi
waukee after a visit of a week a
their parents home.
G. S. Blanchet Of Kaukauna is il
Baraboo spending a few days with hi
daughter Mrs. L. J. Barrett.
T. w. English and TWO daughters
the Misses Zero and Title, have re
turned from Memphis, Tenn, wher'
they spent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Weinke have re
turned to their home in Madison after
listing relatives here and at NORTH
Freedom.
In response to a message Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wettstein have gone tC
La Crosse to attend the funeral Oh
their son-in-law, Silas Costar. Deceas
ed leaves his widow and one son
six years of age.
Curran Kelly, son of Attorney and
Mrs. J. M. Kelly is at home from La
Grange, Ill, where he has been at
tending school while his mother was
in the hospital in Chicago. The
youngster is seven years old and made
he trip alone.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Wheeler and
daughter, Mrs Edward A. Reible,
who was visiting here and Marjorie
where they were guests at the c. W.
Kester home.
A tree, located in the rear of the
Evangelical church, fell a victim to
he saw and ak yesterday and under
he process of coming to the ground
came down in the wrong direction.
A telegraph pole which was struck by
the falling tree was severely damag-
ed.
The Blackburn, Sheible & Dyrud
Undertaking department has added
new grey hearse to the stock for fun
eraI services. The new hearse is strict
y modern, contains the latest additr
ions to automobiles and also disk
wheels. The former hearse will now
be converted into a delivery truck to
e used in the furniture department
Of the firm. The former delivery
truck has been found too small for
country usage and the furniture
house has considerable trade in the
rural districts
S. Paul Jones, Y. M. G. A worker,
dadisOn, was in Baraboo yesterday
and while here made a trip to Devils
lake. While walking through the
e tate park he noted the following
Jirds: red4bellied woodpecker, red
allied hawk, robin, blue bird, slate
colOred juncO, bronzed grackle, blue
jay, crow, brown creeper, white breast
ed nuthatch, phoebe bird, and rough
grouse. A few days ago while TAX
ing a walk near Madison he noted
thirty different kinds of featherer
friends.
Meat packers do not receive all the
Jest meat from the farmers. At any
rate, fifteen head of choice Sank coun-
tE yearling beef will not be found in
the stock yards this season. Emil
Gust, proprietor of the Gust Meat Mar
ket, has purchased the baby beef for
sale in his shop while it lasts. The
warnings were purchased from Alex
Steuber of Sank Prairie and Joseph
Promo, Town Of Baraboo.
Mrs. T. r. Deppe has returned
from a six weeks stay in Racine
where she was summoned by the ill
ness and death of her mother, Mrs. !
8. S. Robinson. Deceased was born |
in st. Lawrence Co. New York and I
was 70 years of age last week. Funer-
al services were conducted at Mar |
shall the family's former home |
There were many floral offerings
from friends and relatives of the fam
lily. Besides Mrs. Deppe, one other
teacher in Racine, five !
grand children and one great grand .
child are left to mourn An only |
son of deceased died one year ago
this month.
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