Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-10-20
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The building which formerly the
Hangar tailor shop has. been taken
from the>lot on Fourth a avenue pre-
paratory to placing it on Mr.. Haul
gan's lot in. Warren park. The building
was placed on two wagons and started
for its destination but when in the 900
block on Ash street, the floor gave
way where it was not supported by
the wagons and it was necessary to
move it in sections.
DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Sansum, who
have been here from Santa Barbara,
California, for some days expect to
return SOON They were called here
on account of the critical illness of DR..
Sansum's mother, Mrs. David Sansum.
Mrs. Sansum is much better. DR..
Sansum reports that his work in San
ia Barbara is most successful.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Bliss leave to-
morrow morning for st. Petersburg,
Florida, where they will spend the
winter. They are leaving early this
year on account of the illness of their
daughter, Mrs. l.. N. Burt. This even
ing, Mrs. Emma Walsh gave farewell
dinner in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss.
Mrs. Trma Winnek has returned
from La Crosse where she spent a few
days with her mother, Mrs. August
Ockershauser, who is in the Grand
View hospital at that place. 1t is
expected that Mrs. Ockershauser will
be able to return in about two weeks
if she continues to improve as much
as at present.
The Misses Mildred and Katherine
Perry, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
P Perry, Reedsburg, have gone for a
trip to Honolulu. They were Joined
by five relatives and friends at Omaha
their home being in Minneapolis. The
travellers expect to return q short
time before Christmas:
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schu1Ze, children
and his parents Reedsburg, and q
number of deaf and blind friends from
North Freedom and BaraboO mOtored
Sunday to the; HARRISON fran which is
six miles southeast of KilbOurn in
Columbia Co. to spend the day. Four
members Of the HARRISON family are
deaf and three of them besides being
deaf are blind but despite this fact
they seem to be very happy and
entertaining group Of people. Even the
deafblind assist at milking, splitting
wood, etc One Of the deaf-blind Har-
alison girls is married and with her
husband who is also deaf and blind
lives at New Glarus where they OPP
crate their own store and it is said
they know all about the money by
means of feeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Greer and daugh-
ter of Cleveland, Ohio, had q narrow
escape on Wednesday night when mo
toring through here from st. Paul. At
the turn inathe West Sank road at
Spencer's corner, Mr.. Greer failed TT
notice the curve and the Marnnon car
he was driving struck the steel railing
of the culvert landing against post.
The car tipped toward a six feet en-
bankment but the post prevented its
sliding down. The post showed in the
right door and passed across the
daughters. lap, pinning her in, and
showing Mr.. Greer to the top. Mrs.
Greer was in the rear seat and was
thrown out receiving severe scratch
es from the barbed wire fence into
which She fell 1t took men from the
Prohtero McGinnis garage from eight
in the evening until twO-thirty in the
morning to get the car back in the
road it being difficult to separate Car
from post without the car sliding into
the ditch. The party went on to
Cleveland by train leaving the car
here to be repaired. -