Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-11
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passed announcer mllSSCOn0 ARIA III Iu0
evening friends and relatives indul
ged in a picnic at Ochsner park in
her honor.
Wendell w. Sutherland OF Berlin
Wisconsin, is visiting his brother
Norman H. Sutherland. The young
man is with large knitting company
and reports the factory running stead
lily.
Clifford Steinbrink, foreman M
the News Office, SENDS view OF q
steam shovel in action in an iron
mine at Hibbing, Minnesota. In that
region the ore is at the surface and
is loaded upon cars by means of u
big shovel. The young man Is accom-
panied by his mother ON the vaca>
ton trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sebring and
daughter Earlis of Beloit were Wis
itors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A
Roberts. Harry Sebring of Waterloo
Wisconsin, was also visitor in Bara.
boo, at the Roberts home
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Springer
of Lyons, near Baraboo, have ,cele>
brated their 9th wedding annI>
versary Friends and relatives to- the
number of 80 gathered at the home in
honor of the occasion. The evening
was spent most enjoyably. Refresh
ments were served.
Mrs Della Ringing and daughter
Marjorie, have returned from trip
TO California and New York. They
also visited in Asheville, N. G. on
their journey. They have been away
from Baraboo all winter visiting in
the east and south.
Bernhord Ruhman, Sank, was arress
ed by Game Warden f. A.. D0ckham
and brought before Justice III. L. Hal.
sted today where he was fined $50
and costs amounting Ito $64.44 The
charge of using AMI operating net
in the Wisconsin river intending to
catch fish.
The following people motored here
from Caledonia, Minnesota, and are
at the home of Supt A. C. Kingsfords
Mr. and Mrs. G.. A Wheaton, DR. and
Mrs Belot, Mrs. d. Stewort and Vio>
let Stewart, Dorothy Collins and Les
lie Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Parrish and
children expect to leave next week
for parts in California where they
will make their home. Mr.. and Mrs
Parrish will make the trip by automo>
bile and enjoy camping on the way
The Parrish family have made their
home in Baraboo for a number or
years where Mr.. Parrish has been
engaged in the meat market business.
A. C.. Peters Of Oxford was ar
rested in the charge of exceeding the
speed limits in Sank county. The ar
rest was made by Motor Policeman r.
L. Capener and the defendant was
brought to the court of Justice Fl. L.
Halsted where he paid the usual fine
of $1324.
The Baraboo Marine band gave an
other entertaining concert Monday
evening at Devils lake. d. j. Roberts
also sang selections accompanied by
members Of the band. BaraboO folks.
who attended the concert, estimated
chat nearly 1000 automobiles were park
ed around the band stand to hear the
musical
Judge j. H. Hill presided this
morning in Juvenile court. The de-
PENDANTS were lads charged with
throwing stones etc. An the Third
ward the case has been continued. The
youngsters charged with the stealing
of the Guy Plummer auto will be
tried in few days The case was
adjourned until Gerald Capener, one
of the defendants could be l0caten,
The. lad is home now and will be
given hearing with the rest of the
youths.
The P. Lorillard Tobacco warehouse
in Baraboo has partly ceased opera
alton in this city. Young ladies who
have been employed at the plant have
been dismissed for the present but
men employed at the place will con-
tinue work for the several days fixing
the tobacco stemmed by the girls,
Charles Mooney, manager Of the local
plant, states that the warehouse Is
closing in order to give Tire men
q chaote to atch up with the work
that is already on hand. Many of the
Lorrillard plants in the state are clos
in down for thirty or sixty days the
same as the BaraboO plant In order
to catch up with the work on hand
The warehouses have not closed be.
cause of the minimum wage az many
people have been led to believe. The
only effect the new state law will
have on the Lorrillard factories wila
be more coreful selection of en-
ployees as men and women not, able
to earn the minimum wage will be
disqualified. Mr.. Mooney, manager
of the local warehouse state that he
expects to resume operation In about
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