Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-09-15
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About twenty relatives and friends
surprised Dan Schilling at his home
on Third avenue last evening. The
affair was in honor of his sixty-sey
enth birthday anniversary and many
nice gifts were left in remembrance OF
the occasion. Among them was an en-
larged picture of his birthplace in
Buffalo county, which pleased Mr.
Schilling very much. The buildings
remain much the same as when he
made his home there. Ice cream and
cake were served and the evening
spent in social way with Victrola
music and conversation.
There was fine attendance at the
Congregational church on Sunday
evening to hear the address by Err.
nest Washington, son of Booker T.
Washington, the negro who has done
so much to uplift his race. Mr.. Wash
ington spoke of the work done by his
/ fathers school, Tuskegee Institute. in
Alabama, and told of the results ac-
complished though the education of
| the negro The fundamental idea of
the school is the dignity of labor and
reliability in service. For the most
part, the students come from the rural
sections of the souan, many with in
sufficient funds but all are taken care
Of Mr.. Washington has pleasing
manner and delivery and the talk
proved very interesting ais well as in
structive.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the American Legion post held Mon
day evening, September II, at the
G. A r. hall, George Weber was elect
ed post adjutant for the balance of
the year in place of County Superin-
tendent August H. Martin, who re-
signed on account of moving to Cali
fornia. The preliminary report on
the celebrate presented at the, meet
ing shows a fund Of about $500
raised on the big day. A vote of
thanks was rendered to all who help
ed the Legion make the Labor Day
celebration a success. The first pre-
liminary step was taken at the meet
ing toward the formation of Ladies'
Auxiliary for the post For the next
regular meeting, to be held October 8,
social evening coupled with mem
bership drive is planned.
Tanlac, the remarkable remedy
that everybody is talking about, is
sold by the Fisher Drug Store.
Three automobiles collided this af-
ternOon shortly after dinner at the
intersection of Oak street and Fifth
avenue. Two of the automobiles were
Hudson driven by Evan Evans and
Nash driven by Glen Richards. The
other auto was a Ford and was oc-
cupied by farmer living in the vicin-
ity of BarabOO.
The Ford received the most damage
as result of the mishap.
Louis Won Vilmosee an employee of
the Devils lake quarry was required
to seek medical attention in Bara-
to haul the stone went off the track
and partly fell on his foot. The
member was severely bruised as
result Of the accident
Miss Nellie Stackhouse, was in,
jured Monday while riding a bicycle
on Second street The young lady on
the two wheeled vehicle collided with
an automobile and received several
injuries chief of which were one
broken arm and the other arm severe
~, br-,;rod Tho ,,,;e1,oN will Izaoo bor
indoors for several days.
Among those who are here for the
funeral of Mrs Evan A. Evans are the
following; Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Ferris,
Waterloo, Iowa; Miss l.. Rountree,
P1atteville; and Mrs. H. =. Sleeps,
Rice Lake. All the ladies are sisters
OF the deceased.
Miss Virginia Kellogg OF Kansas
City is visiting in the city with her
brother, Charles kellogg, and other
relatives. Miss Kellogg formerly re-
sided in Baraboo. She will attend the
University Of Wisconsin during the
ensuing year.
Mrs. William Stackhouse who re-
sides on Eighth avenue, received
word this morning Of the birth of a
daughter to her son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Stackhouse, of Adams
Mrs. Stackhouse will be remembered
as Miss Edna Dollard of this city.
Miss Minnie j. Lange, Washington,
D. c., is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Constance LANCE, in Excelsior. Miss
LANCE was in Baraboo today and re-
ports she visited at the home of DR..
Eben H. Toole, Washington, a few
days ago. Mrs TooIe was entertain
ing her mother, Mrs Henry Turville,
and sister Miss Helen TurYille, Mad
ison.
Tanlac is a splendid tonic and
system purifier, now selling at the
rate of almost Ten Million bottles
year. The Fisher Drug Store.
A card received today from the
Frank Parrish family states that they