Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-03-24

had to wait until after ten o'clock be-
fore the players arrived in another
car. After that everyone preseJll5
enjoyed a pleasant evening. Decora-
lions were in keeping with the occa-
sion. The affair added several dollars
to the ,,ost's treasury.
The Reedsburg high school annex is
to be a reality and work has started
on the building in the Second City.
The cost. will be about 100000.
The cause the smoke in Baraboo
Friday was reputed to be from forest
fire in the northern part OF the state.
Very little rain has reached the north
ern district this season.
The Blackburn, Scheible & Dyrud
furniture house has made several i'm
provements on the premises among
which is an enlargement Of the win
dow display space which now has
room for several pieces of furniture.
Mrs. John Dwinnel and daughter
Virginia of Lodi are guests of Baraboo
folk Miss Dwinnell is senior in the
Lodi High school and while here has
visited the Trimpey studio in order to
have pictures for graduation.
According to message received
from the Yards News Bureau, Chi
cago, George R. Kuhns of Baraboo and
Miss Margaret Carmen of Racine
have applied for marriage license.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Hayes
Friday, 61a pound daughter, Beat
rice Amy. Mrs. Hayes mother, Mrs.
j. w. Johnson, Of Stoughton is here.
Otto Krause of Reedsburg and Mrs
Adolph Fey of Ableman have been
visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs August Brecht, at Sank
City. Mrs Elizabeth Brecht came
with them to Baraboo to visit for sew
eral days.
A foot specialist, DR.. Jeckl, repre-
senting the Scholl Manufacturing Co.
of Chicago, while extending service
to the people of Baraboo on behalf
of Pelton's Shoe store, gave lecture
at the local high school Friday and
also one to the employees Of the over
all factory on the anatomy and care
Of the feet.
The firm of Doty and Binger has
dissolved partnership as Ben Doty, the
or ginal owner, has purchased the in
terests of his partner. Mr. Dotv will
continue the business alone at the
same shop located at GA Oak street.
The firm handles automobile acces-
series and specializes in vulcanizing
tires.
A number Of cans of trout arrived
today and were placed i'm various
streams in this vicinity. There are
fifty trout streams in Sank county but
some of them are either too muddy
or low in water that the fish do not
thrive in them.
Mrs. T. Crumb and two daughters of
Harvard are guests OF the home of
Mrs. Crumbs parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Smith, Eighth street.
DR.. Edward McGrath, who has been
in a hospital for several weeks on ac-
count of an attack Of erysip9las, is
able to be about again
Mayor Adolph andre took a trip to
Excelsior Friday and forgot his auto
chains. The mayors car was stuck
twice on the road and it required a
team of horses to start the machine
Ggain.
Sheriff H. G.. Netze1 has returned
from trip to Trempealeau county
aud brought back Sebastian Wenker.
who has been employed at the county
hospital there. The defendant is
charged with wife desertion and his
case was heard before District Attor.
ney H. J. Bohn. While in Trempeal-
can county the sheriff visited White
hall, the county seat and was taken
through the courthouse,
Mrs. Libby Eastman of Syracuse,
N. Y. is here for visit with her broth
er, H. H. Hubert of the city and with
her mother Mrs. Lydia Hubert and
brothers of Delton. She will go to
Westboro next week to spend some
time with another brother, Gene HUI
bert. The young lady expects to re-
main until August &c next SO that she
may be able to help celebrate her
mothers Tooth birthday anniversary
on that date. lit is seventeen years
since Mrs. Eastman has been here.
E. T. Keylock, plaintiff, and Claude
Dudleston, defendant, Of La Vale &C
companied by Deputy Sheriff Sloniker
were in Baraboo recently before JUS
tice Adolph andre, who relieved the
defendant of SO and cost amounting
to $3.50. The charge was assault on
the plaintiff and the dispute arose
over a check. Keylock charged Dud
lesion with striking him with his fist
Sheriff Herman G. Neitzel reports
the jail rather vacant at present al
though not quite devoid of inmates
The spring fever has come over the
knights of the road and they do not
care to abide in jail with this weather