Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-07
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. SATURDAY o

Misses Edith and Agnes Helm went
to Elroy this morning to spend a.
short time, visiting.
Misses Julia Belsky and Thresa Mar
tin went to, Mansion for a visit OF a
few days, The young ladies are en-
ployed in this city.
Miss Una Bartholomew returned to
her home in Lodi after visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Fitzgerald OF
this city. Miss Bartholomew and
Mrs. Fitzgerald are sisters.
While John Briscoe: of Adams was
making an automobile trip to Bara-
boo he met with an accident which
caused delay.
After a visit at Winona and Bara-
boo, Miss Nellie Briscoe has returned
to Adams. While visiting she encoun-
tered the mumps but soon recovered.
Some state prohibition officers were
lin Baraboo yesterday to investigate
information which was given at Madi-
son. that there was a still in the Third
ward of this city. According to re-
ports they found nothing.
Aubrey Briscoe, the II year old
old SON of Amos Briscoe, was taken to
the hospital at Maustnn last Satur-
day and was operated on at 10 p. m.
that day for appendicitis. The appen-
dix was in an advanced stage Of in
| flamation and the case was even more
serious than was thought before the
operation was performed. At latest re-
ports, however, the patient was max
ling very satisfactory progress toward
lrecovery.-Adams Advertiser.
! Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Krohn and
"a u hter, Della OF We3G Pullman, Ill,
are visiting relatives II Baraboc,
Rec dsburg, Elrcy. AMI Mauston. The
fSmlly lea.t today TO: the last men,
toned place where they will attend a
family reunion. Mr.. and Mrs. KrOhn
lived in Baraboo about twelve years
ago and still own residence in this
lefty. The former Baraboo man now
has responsible position with the
international Harvester company and
states that there are many humid
reds of men out of employment with
the company he works for as well as
other concerns
Motorpoliceman l.. r. Capener re-
Gently traded his farm to o. Klingbeil
of Milwaukee. The property is about
four miles northwest of this city.
Mr.. Capener received some property
near KilbOurn as part of the deal.
Last evening some Portage autoists
exceeded the speed limit in coming
, to Raraboo and it is .exI ected they
f, will JOIN the Sauk county speeders
club by paying the usual fee OF ten
dollars and costs
About ten o'clock last evening Sher-
if Herman A. Neitzel was aroused
from peaceful slumber by call to
come to the Archie Kellogg home. 1t
was believed a robbery had been COM
mitted and when the officer arrived
at the Kellogg home he found that it
was a false alarm. One of the neigh
bors had been looking for his wife,
who was at the band concert with the
Kelloggs.
| Thursday evening motorpoliceman
L. r. Capener and Edwin Accola
found Nash roadster, which had
been abandoned near Sank City. The
auto was hauled into the Nash garage
at Sank City and was later found to
belong to E. J. Beckendorf who re-
sides near Davenport, Iowa and was
very glad to recover the motor We
hicle. The car had been stolen from
Iowa a week ago last Thursday night
and was seen going through Sank
City the same night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Werlich left
today on an auto trip. They were &C
companied by their daughter, Miss
Werlich, who is returning to Chicago
to her duties as student nurse at the
Michael Reece hospital; also by Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Cain who are re-
turning to Madison after visit here
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. B. Gloyd. Miss Ruth G. Adams,
former manager of the Baraboo Bus
mess college, who has been making a
short stay here, completed the auto
load. Mr.. and Mrs. Werlich expect to
drive as far as Freeport where they
will visit relatives and may go on to
Chicago.