Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-12-22
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James Curry Sr., suffered stroke
at his home on Fourteenth street last
evening. His condition today showed
very little sign of improvement. Up to
last evening, Mr.. Curry had been in
his usual health, which was unusually
good for a man of his years.
Galvanized, II quart pals, 19c each,
Saturday, December oath, Peck Mer-
chantile Company. fft:tu>
Rev. and Mrs. e. C. Henke have re-
turned from Washington where they
attended the Anti-Saloon league meet
ing. Rev w. w. Moore. who also at
tended from Baraboo, returned the
day before the Henke's. The Bara-
boo ministers are high in the praise
of courtesies shown them by Congress
man Beck and Senator Lenroot while
in Washington.
We are selling one lot of solid gold
and gold filled cuff links at One-half
price. Special before Xmas only. At
Won Walds Jewelry store.
Mr.. and Mrs 0. S. Butterfe1d OF
Adams formerly residents Of this city
were Baraboo visitors today: Mr..
Butterf1eld states that an Aadms cit
izen by the name of Visgard had the
misfortune to lose one of his hands
while hunting recently. A strange
part of the accident was that he was
unable to explain just how it happen
ed.
Buy one Of our grab bag packages
for only soc Every package contains
three times the purchase price. Hurry
before they are all gone. At Won
WaId's Jewelry store.
Rev. W. w Moore has returned
from the national Anti-saIOon league
meeting in Washington and reports a
delightful journey. He says that
Washington is building for all time
and is wonderful city. While in the
east he also visited Baltimore, New
Mrs w P. Perry has returned, to
Altonna after short stay here. Mrs.
Perry's home is in the city but she
is making her home for time with
her brother, Thomas Walton, in Alton
ma. Mr.. Walton's wife being in hos
pita1
The local chapter Of the Eastern
Star held initiation of members in the
Masonic temple last evening. The Del
ton chapter was present to the num-
Der of Is or 80 and put on the work in
very creditable manner. At mid
night a supper was served and a So
cial time enjoyed with music and con-
versation.
At Kilbourn, Grover Olson has be-
gun the erection Of theatre to seat
$50. The building will be on the va
cant land after passing the boat land
ing on entering the Delfs' City for
the river bridge.
Mrs. August G. ZaIft has returned
from Lacrosse where she was operat-
ed on for spinal trouble at the Grand
View hospital. Dr. Henke performed
the operation, removing three yetabra
from the lower spine. Her son, John.
went to Lacrosse on Monday and had
his tonsils removed after general ex-
animation. He returned with Mrs.
Zauft.
You will find a suitable Xmas gift
in white Ivory for ladies or gentle
men. Corner Drug Store.
Frineds will be sorry to learn that
Mrs. William Bird, who makes her
home with her daughter. Mrs. w.
w. Morse at her home on Third ave
nue., is i'll. Mrs Bird celebrated her
J, ninety fourth birthday on Monday and
:, very much enjoyed the calls, letters
!, and gifts off her many friends on that
day.
..z.6sT he's ixtlll gradesspf the three wards
5 'ngfd a TIesasdiffg eoffsgst recently and
the competition was keen. Kenneth