Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-18

VICTORIOUS IN boxing bout at the
camp. The contest was with a guard
from Oshkosh by the name Of Lang
Marquette won in six minutes.
The service station on the corner of
Broadway and Fifth avenue, Baraboo
opened today. Theodore Kramer of
this city has charge of the concern.
The station was installed by the
United Consumers Corp. of Milwau-
kee. The company has placed sta
tons in about As towns in the state.
The Baraboo concern will deal in
gasoline, motor and 1ubricating oils.
Mrs. Henry Keller and Mrs. George
Guthrie and baby spent the day in
North Freedom with Mrs. Koehler's
mother, Mrs. John Stien, who is
seriously i'll.
G. G. Schroeder and H. J. Doerr
have. returned from trip to various
parts in Minnesota and Iowa. The
Baraboo men report good roads and
fair crops with the exception of pota-
toes. ee eg srga ats
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Johnson of Bara-
boo and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Brim-
mer and two daughters of La Vale
have gone to Cameron to visit rela-
tives. They will camp at lake for
several days. j. ssafta4 a ee zz-e
r.. W. Prothero has returned from
Milwaukee with new Buick four
This is new car and the first of it's
kind to arrive in Barabo. Heretofore
the Bucks have been of the six cyl
inder type. The machine may be seen
at the Prothero, and McGinnis gar
age. 81, esefe asfo a9 baeo wn q
Mrs. c.. e, Hallisey, Second avenue
has been entertaining as guests the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul -Dono-
vansr Harvard; = Rev.gJ. d. Conway,
Miss, Rauline McManus and j.. D.
Donovan. Woodstock; and Mrs. D.. E.
Nealin, Rockford. Mrs. Nealfn is a
daughter of Mrs. Hallisey. c1
sSupt. 40 ca Kingsford and daugh-
ter Helen have gone to Caledonia,
Minis to visit relatives for a few
days. They motored with party OF
relatives and friends from that place
who have spent the past few days at
the Kingsford home. a48 E-
About six. O'Clock last evening a
team OF horses became frightened at
a freight train near Walnut street
crossing and backed the wagon into
a building, badly smashing the rear
end Of q the vehicle. A woman and
child who were on the seat escaped
injury by jumping. 81
Mrs Mae Graves entertained the
Country club yesterday at the home
of her daughter, Mrs Steiner, on Sc
cond avenue About a dozen were
present and the day was spent in sew
ing, A fine picnic dinner was served
from the bountiful baskets which the
ladies brought with them and a gen.
eral good time enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Cooper and daugh-
ter have returned from Chicago, where
little Mary Margaret was entered in
the baby contest of the Pageant of
Progress. OF some hundred babies
submitted, she was chosen one of the
five for final examination and passed
the physical examination as perfect.
The final results of the contest will
be aunount cd later
L. P. Gerou, who has been suffer
ing with sciatica for the past three
months, went to Chicago today to con-
suit a specialist He was accompanied
to the Windy City by DR.. Frederick
Dippel rel
Mrs. Henry Ringing has been
spending several days in Chicago at
tending the pageant of progress. The
students of Culver Military academy,
her son among the number, have been
entertained for several days by an en-
thusiast of the school While in Chi
cago the young men were given the
freedom of the city, including the cir
Gus.
The platform at the freight depot
has the appearance of a small ensi-
lage cutter factory as J. A. Martiny
is unloading a shipment of the Gehl
ensilage cutters that he has just re-
celVed for this seasons work in filling
silos. Among the recent purchasers
of cutters from Mr. Martiny are: Carl
Anchor, Lillich Bros, John Lee, Roy
Steele, Carl Dunse, Chas, Weise, G..
F. Sewart, Burt Harmon, Paul Dresch-
Ter, w. " Rich, and Frank Duren.
Mr., and Mrs. H. E. Anderson. Mr..
Anderson is one Of the proprietors of
the Fisher drug store. Mr.. Ellison
for several years was police Judge
in Rochester and says that with the
coming Of the dry wave there was
little use for the court. The lid is ex-
ceptionally tight in Rochester and
drunken men are, therefore, rarity.
DR.. and, Mrs. R. Fl. Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. Ewald Gust leave in a few
days for trip to Prairie du Chen,
McGregor and other places in that
vicinity. They will cross the Mississ-