Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-05-19
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Randall Herfort has sold his inter-
est in the garage ON Third avenue to
e. E., Berkeley. The firm occupies the
GolImar building.
Mrs. Mary Thayer of Beloit and
Mrs. w. III. Burton of East Fairfield
visited Mrs. Mary B. Porter and Mrs.
Julia A Loomis of Lyons one day re-
Gently.
E. c. Allan, one of the proprietors
of the misunderstanding Wrench
Company of this city, has returned
from Madison where he attended the
automobile show all last week.
Guy Holmes is spending few days
in Baraboo with his mother, Mrs.
T.. 0. Holmes The son is musician
on the stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Clifford, who
were married recently in Baraboo be-
fore marrying Judge Adolph andre,
are now in Delton. They are both in
the moving picture occupation and
may make a film of the Dells region.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Swanson, at the Madison General hos
pital, an eight pound son. Mrs. Swan
son will be remembered here as Miss
Della Jorg, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. W. Jorg.
Miss Helen Rutland won fifth place
in the state tipping contest held last
Saturday at Whitewater. Sixty-three
students participated. Mrs. Evangel-
inc Calls accompanied Miss Rutland
10 Whitewater.
On Sunday the Misses Lena
Kate and Dora F'itZSimmOns liked
10 the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Latotzka, about 4 miles from the city
ON the West Sank road. The ladies
snapped many pictures and picked
an abundance Of flowers along the
way and enjoyed the trip very much.
Rev. e. G. Henke, pastor of the
Presbyterian church who underwent
an operation at his home for hernia,
is rapidly recovering. He will be able
to sit up for the first this week and
expects to be about before many days.
DR. Julia A. PUrdy and friend, Miss
Mabel Dodge, left this morning by
motor for Red Wing, Mimi. They
have been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Wildrick. Miss Purdy
and Mrs. Wildrick are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Jones of Wau-
IEssha and Mr.. and Mrs F. D. Lyon
of Edgerton are guests of the ladies
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H H. Coates
and other relatives.
Earl Morse is again at the Al Ring
ling theatre where he will resume his
work as Organist and musical direc-
tor. The past months he has been
playing the new Barton organs in
conjunction with his regular vaude-
vile work.
James Fleming of this city has re-
Ceived word that fire ON the farm
of his brother in Montana caused
considerable damage to the place Mr..
Fleming has not heard definitely
about the fire but among the losses
are two automobiles The brother
owned a large farm and was offered a
mice sum for the place a year ago.
Willis Arms, who has been held in
Jail for the past few days on a sta
8utory charge, was released today
when bail was furnished by his moth
er. Arms will appear in Madison on
the above charge later The bond
was $500.
Six automobiles with gypsies went
through Baraboo Saturday evening.
The band did not stop in this city
however. The gypsy caravans of
horses and wagons are now almost a
thing of the past. They now move by
Eneans of automobiles
Or Saturday night D. A. Dieter OBJ
served a Chenille resident peeping
III q window near the county Jail.
The fellow was placed in the bastile
and his future conduct was after
wards vouched for by one who knew
him. He was not taken into court for
this, supposed to be his first offense
Yesterday the Muleykah clubs base
ball nine defeated the Smogo Smith
nine at the waterbottom diamond by
"a score of 80 to 8. The game was mark
ed by ragged playing on the part of
the Smith nine. Next Sunday the
Muleykah team plays the Mould team
which showed it's ability to play earl
Ter in the season.
Fred Junk has been appointed gen
eral agent for the National Nitro
Bacter Corporation and will have
charge of the sales of this firms pro-
duct in this locality. The above COM
pany manufacturers a.son vaccine,
new idea in forcing growth of plants
;and vegetables. The preparation is
mot called a fertilizer but is adver-
tised to help the soil feed the plant.
Mr.. Junk's Offices are at 112 Ash
street.
n. H. Hubert leaves tomorrow for
a trip to the northern part of the state
going by automobile. He will be &C
companied by his sister, Mrs. Libby
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