Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-24
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. julius Reui,
February Is, ten pound daughter.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Clarke Dickie
daughter Tuesday evening.
The condition of Harry North, who
suffered stroke of apoplexy, is con-
sidered serious. He remains in about
the same state as when first stricken,
The O. N. T. club held it's regular
meeting and dance Tuesday evening
at Gollmar's hall. RodwelIs orches-
ira furnished the music. All report an
enjoyable evening.
The strong wind today played havoc
with the red globes on the silent
policemen in the road around the
courthouse square One of the globes
was blown off and smashed on the
ground
A Baraboo egg producer says that
as soon as the cold storage eggs are
exhausted the price goes down. Wheth-
er it was the warm weather or the
exhaustion of the cold storage supply,
the price has gone down, nevertheless.
Along toward fall the price will go
higher. Many of those in the cities
who held eggs this year lost heavily.
The loss on the Max Feinberg gar
age building has been adjusted at $4,-
500. This will be paid in full. The
policies on the stock amounted to $780,
600 and the loss was adjusted at about
$500. This also will be paid later.
Mr.. Feinberg has not decided whether
he will rebuild or not
Yesterday was the 73rd birthday of
Mrs. Henry Alexander and also the
18th anniversary of the birth of her
grandson, William, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Alexander. The double
event was celebrated at the home of
the lads parents.
EXTRA SPECIAL. l have bargains
in some SWELL ladies spring coats
and suits, that are simply great Ell.
bert Searles 522 South Center Street
Mrs. Robert Koenig, who resides
near Kirkwood, has gone to Sank City
to visit her mother, Mrs. Mary Willy
who is in feeble health. She is aged
80 years. Mrs. Koenig has also gone
to see her sister-in-law, Mrs. Christ
Willy, who is ILL.,
Ice on the Baraboo river is now
going out and the local ice dealer
Paul Gust, has filled his storehouse
with cold stuff to about three-fourths
of it's capacity The ice this year id
not reach it's usual thickness in Bara.
boo, not more than ten or eleven inch.
es thick. At Neenah the ice cut from
Lake Winnebago was as thick as Is
inches this year. The Caflisch and
Effinger ice houses have not yet been
filed.
One of the horses used in cutting
ice on the Baraboo river fell through
the ice recently near the packing
house 1t required the assistance OF
most of the cutting crew to get the
animal from the water. The accident
happened where some youngsters
built a bonfire and melted the ice. A
channel was sawed through the ice to
the shore and with the assistance OF
the horses mate the unfortunate one
in the water was pulled out The
animal belonged to Paul Gust
Supervisor Urban D. Mather OF
Sumpter was in Baraboo on Tuesday
and reports that about 200 wild geese
ihave been spending the winter on
Sank Prairie. The weather has not
been severe enough to drive them
south. They go and come, feeding on
the corn remaining in the fields. A
number of years ago flock remained
IN the neighbori1ootf31aA that time
some Of the residents took shots at
sthemubut thea birds are now protected
fbyo existing game la#s. Gs9 oGin ts9
rs T2 Fa9Hallahan9 from sEaraboo3 ewas
"a visitor o1i, cFebruary'iS atrithelbfg ex.
shibitf 3of Southern california Tproducts
maintained freeBtoiitffe public id 1.-THE
Los Angeles foChambei5 Commerce.
He nalsod attended ethe lectures Z and
CTnotion lpfctuTes 9thatrareIiagpart9o of the
daily program. The uexfibit q is oithe
largest (of any iTbtthe country main
taired by aslo0mme ciaiuorgani cation
Before returning yhome1 Mr. Hallahan
expects tosEisit several of the many
eothe1p places of Interest," in the South
dandaa 10 {MaK) 1a5rspD ae9rl5rcn
l(0fOn Valentines q Day. Mrs. 8 Frank
Cleveland, Lyons, receyedea long let
ter from Mrs. AM Davidson Room
l40f s. biey Hospital, s Washington, D.
1G. Mritten0 by ii herself II She states
that inn spite of teyeryl possible care
and lattention lshe suffers intensely
and would welcome release bShe lis
oomforted smach IN being where Mr..
DaEidsonocansT isitiffer daily oalsoi by
the beautiful flowers sent her by
friendsaa She isiFery fond of flowers,
and very much appreciates the kind
ness of her friends .etShe sends greet
ings to- alifher Barahoo friends. III Mrs
Davidson is a daughter Of the; slafeeH
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