Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-03-17

the appearance of the high school
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John Zauft has purchased a new
Dodge roadster
r. E. Junge of Newton, Kansas is
giving the parental home an nuexpect-
ed call
X Miss Mary Plendl has returned from
Dane where she was called on ac-
count of the illness of her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alto Crosby of James
vile are here to attend the wedding of
Walter Zauft and Estella Gibbs of
Sumpter.
LADIES LOOK at the SWELL bar
gains have in ladies' suits, spring
coats, silk dresses, crepe waists,
skirts, shoes, etc. From well to do
families that buy the best Ebert
Searles, 522 South Center street.
Mrs. Forest Rummel has returned
from Wakefield, Michigan where she
has been visiting at the home of Mr..
Rummel's parents.
Mrs. L. J. Barrett and Mrs. William
Schellenberger have gone to Racine
to attend a convention Of members Of
the Royal Neighbors.
Chicken pOx is all the rage in Bara-
boo, There are a number of cases of
2 tho disease in tho citv
Word was received by Mrs. James
Seaborn Sunday of the death of her
grandson, Leroy V. Herrick of Har-
ward, Ill. The young man was is years
of age and was to have graduated this
coming June. Pneumonia was the
cause Of his demise.
: Mrs. G. I. Kindschi, formerly a res
ident of BarabOO, has undergone a SER
iOus operation at one of the hospitals
in Madison. The patient is slowly re-
covering. The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kindschi is at Beloit
The Gud Fud Dairy and Produce
company, which operated in this city
some time ago is now in court in Mad
isOn and the sum of $4,000 has been
collected by the receivers 1t is ex-
pected that soon the creditors will re-
ceive part of their money The labor
claims will probably be settled first.
The hearing in the Madison court is
set for Saturday morning of this week
Mrs. VIM. Jaquith, assisted by Miss
Phyllis JaQuith and Mrs. o. B. Gloyd,
entertained the Thimble club of the
Presbyterian church last evening at
her home on Second street. Twenty
nine members answered roll call.
There were also seven visitors. The
Refreshments were served. The club
will have it's next meeting at the
home Of Mrs. John Newman
j. c. Barry had his new automobile
taken from in front Of the Baptist
church Sunday evening while he was
attending services there. The automo-
bile was found, however, yesterday
and the speedometer indicated the
machine had travelled about 81 miles
since Mr.. Barry had last seen it, This
is the second time an auto belonging
to the above has been taken. Last win
ter his former car was taken and later
found in the same place the new one
Twas left Monday.
Mrs. r. P. Peschl Of this city has an
Alredale dog which formerly belong
ed to the late Mrs. A. o. Paunack of
Madison, who died about one month
ago as the result Of burns received
while visiting in Milwaukee. Mrs.
Peschl was leading the animal yes
terday afternoon near the local post
office when suddenly the dog decided
to go no farther but on a second con-
| sideratiOn when another canine came
at the Airedale in a threatening man
ner the dog struck out at lively clip
not mindful of the chain which her
mistress had her attached to. Mrs.
Peschl was obliged to take a few
fast steps to keep hold on her dog.
j. A Martiny has just received an
other shipments of DeLaval separators
and mixers and states the high pri-
ces of butter fat have caused an un-
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year. In the De Laval sales bulletin
OF March 10, the fact was mentioned
that Mr. Martiny was now the oldest
De Laval dealer outside of the Chi
cago office and was congratulated for
the large volume Of business he had
secured for the start of his twenty
eighth year with the De Laval people.
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