Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-03-24
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milwaukee.
II. Parks visited Sunday with his
Darents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parks,
Merrimack.
Mrs. Frank Avery has gone to Mad
Ison, Milwaukee, and Chicago for an
Easter visiting trip.
Album Lippitt Of Chicago is visit
ing at the home of his brother, Oren
Lippitt
Receipts of the Third ward school
food sale amounted to about $55. The
sale was held Saturday in the Gust
Meat market.
Among the first to, enjoy a 1921
spring picnic were Mr. and Mrs W. H.
Marriott, and Dr. and Mrs. Guy
Shiels and son. The picnickers went
10 Lodde's Mill.
SEEDS FOR SALE: Timothy, me-
dunn and Alsike clover. Well cleaned.
Prices very low. N. H. SMITH FUEL
81 WISE. co. Phone 1885, Store
Phone 12-J.
D. A Lewis has completed his an
nual spring visits to his patrons and
will leave tomorrow for st. Peters
burg, Florida, where Mrs. Lewis and
daughter have been during the winter.
All will come north later.
Attorney Alfred T. Flint and sister,
Miss Rebecca P. Flint Madison have
returned after a short visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Cole Mr.
Flint is clerk for Burr w Jones, mem
Der of the supreme court.
A number of Baraboo folks were
out Sunday gathering pussywillows.
Although the first blossoms of spring
are in muddy spots at present this
did not stop the many searchers.
VIM. Tarnutzer, Jasper Ewing, VIM.
Holsaple, Arthur Wilkinson and Emil
Pfannstiehl were Prairie du Sac call
eTs recently the trip was made to at
Gend the horse sale in the above place.
]. F. Kartack, VINO keeps a record
of the temperature in Baraboo states
that the thermometers fall in degrees
Sunday night was the most he can re-
member in many years. Sunday noon
the temperature was 70 degrees and
this morning fall to 25 degrees was
noticed.
AS [ have bought the West Bara-
200 garage / now am ready for bust.
mess. Have an A No. 1 work shop, all
work guaranteed with the best Of
mechanics. Will repair all makes of
cars, also sell Nash cars. Have a full
line of accessories, batteries and tires.
Will give with each tire bought be-
fore April list, free inner tube. If you
are in the market for tractor, call
and let me tell you what I can do.
also have silo filters, plows, thresh-
ing machines full line, whatever
you may want. West Baraboo Gar
age. A. H. Rotzoll
Baraboo bachelors are divided into
twO camps over the proposed law tax
ing them. Some are showing their
teeth in opposition to the measure
while others only smile and add they
will be very glad to pay the proposed
tax. This attitude provokes the bel
hgerent ones and the onlookers of the
two camps are wondering where it
will end
The roads between Portage and
Baraboo are practically impossible in
the vicinity of the Butterfield bridge.
Several Portage people who started
Tor the dance given in the Bluff City
Thursday night turned back, while
the orchestra was obliged to bridge
the muddy chasm" on foot to meet
it's gagement.-Portag Register
Democrat.
Miss Vida Eckhart, who had charge
of the selection of characters in the
high school play and also did much
TO make the entertainment a success.
and Miss Leone Ingle, director Of the
play, were presented with a pair of
SILK hose by the principal members of
the cast in appreciation of her efforts
with the players.
'Springtime" the high school play
was repeated Saturday evening to
crowded house and those who saw
the play both evenings state the act
ing by those who participated in the
play was even better than Friday
day evening and the actors had lost
their stage fright for Saturday even
ing and played even better.
Harlan Kelly, who is attending Car
roll college in Waukesha is snand-
ing the Easter vacation in Baraboo
with his parents, Attorney and Mrs.
j. NJ. Kelly.
-Four yearling Aberdeen Angus
steers averaging 925 pounds per head
Eopped the market in Chicago a few
days ago at $1O.25 per cwt. They were
led by Howard Roser and shipped
with the Baraboo Live Stock shipping
association. Every spring the Rosers
sell few choice yearling baby beef.
but they never topped the Chicago
market before
ed. Vayette of ReedsDurg attended
the road schol at the courthouse and