Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-10-27
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Mrs. August Ockershauser was
brought back from the Grand View
hospital at La Crosse this morning
where she has spent some time fol
lowing an operation.
A. S. Hawley formerly of BaraboO
and now of Delton brought to Baraboo
this morning a box OF strawberries
picked October 81 The berries were
gathered in his garden in the above
village 4<# @#I5'#
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh, Kier OF Grand
Forks, s. d. who are guests of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kier, OF this city, and Miss Marjorie
Kier spent yesterday in Milwaukee,
with Mr. Kier's sister, Mrs. Stephan
Hayes.
A man who gave his name as Schroe-
der was brought before Justice Ray
Brillou in Prairie du Sac charged
with shooting squirrels before the sea
SOM opened. A fine of $50 and costs
was imposed. The man stated he liv-
ed in the vicinity OF Prairie du Sac.
Mr.. and Mrs All. Young have gone
to La Crosse where they will meet
their daughter-in-Iaw, Mrs. Fred
Young, Of Rochester, Mimi, and spend
a few days at the nome of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Krause
M. f. Black, Ableman, has purchased
a new Paige auto from A. II. Rotz0Tf,
proprietor of the West BaraboO gar
age August Stackmans North. Free
dom, has bought an Overland from
the same dealer and Mr.. Rotzoll: has
also sold a car to Ira Wheeler, Lime
Ridge -f'<- .}.1
F.. E. Berkeley, sales manager for
the Nash automobile in this district
and DR.. r. Cahoon returned recently
from Milwaukee with ANEW Nash
six which was purchased by the lat
ter This is the second Nash car for
DR.. CahoOn. ""~
The Woman's Foreign missionary So
ciety OF the Methodist church met
with Mrs. George McGilYTa yebter-
day afternoon with good attendance.
After the business meeting. an in
teresting program was given. A Re-
port OF the work done by the society
since it's organization was read, which
was very encouraging, Delicious re-
freshments were served by the host
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Two autos loaded with gypstes were
in town yesterday morning just about
noon and made a visit to the Jaquish
restaurant near the depot. Through
their usual fortune telling methods
they were able to extract about thir-
ty dollars from two parties in that
place and hurriedly took their de-
parture. For some reason one Of the
cars found it necessary to return and
after some difficulty the money was
recovered. The cars departed in the
direction OF Prairie du Sac with a
sadder but wiser bunch of gypsies.
Rev, w. W. Moore and Rev. l.
F. Nuzum attended the funeral of Rev.
J. w. Mckay at Madison today The
services were held at the First Meth
Odist church and Rev. Nuzum was
one of the speakers, his subject be-
ing THE Christian" Dr. e. l.. Eaton
gave a biographical sketch, Attorney
r. w. Hall had for his theme "The
Preacher" and F. w. Rudd 1.-THE Sol
dier and Patriot" Rev Mckay was
at one time pastor of the local First
NJ E. church.
A. T.. Johnson returned this af-
GernOOn shortly after one O'ilock and
discovered his studio over the bak-
cry shop on Oak street a mass Of
black smoke. Mr.. Johnson discovered
that his oil stove, in which he had
left small fire before going to din
ner, had caught ablaze and burned
the rug and stove. The black smoke
caused damage to the fixtures in the
photographers apartments but other
wise little damage was done. Mr..
Johnson is cOngratulating himself that
the blaze did not burn up the entire
place which might have happened.
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