Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-06-23
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A number of Baraboo people have
protested to Assemblyman Carl
Koenig against the passage Of rhe So
called Hirst automobile law.
Elder Charles E. Christensen of
Alta, Wyoming, visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Roberts recently.
The Busy Bees of the German M. E.
church met yesterday with Mrs. Gus
Platt. The meeting was devoted to
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hyer and Miss
Eva Vedum, a sister of Mrs. Hyer of
Elroy, spent Saturday and Sunday il
Baraboo and Prairie du Sac visiting
relatives.
Dan Rice has returned to Sandusky
after trip to Baraboo. MI. Rice
sairs stock and reports prevailing
prices as low He has been in the bus
mess for about fourteen years.
Mrs F. G. Fosdick and daughter,
Frances of Seattle, Wash, are visit
ing relatives and friends in the city.
The Fosdick family formerly resided
here.
Will J. Messingham, Chippewa
Falls. was in Baraboo today. Mr..
Massingham has composed series
Of poems and is in this city selling
the poem phamplets. The verses are
called Voices of Forest and Field.
Adam Arnold, who resides on East
street, has been taken to the Gen
eral hospitab Madison. Mr.. Arnold
will undergo about a three weeks
treatment for heart trouble
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Atom, son
Reyes and daughter Elizabeth, have
eturned to Mason City, Iowa, after
few days visit in Baraboo with Rev.
and Mrs. E. G. Henke. The Atom
family were former residents Of
BarabOO.
Mrs. Wesley Nehs left today for
Menomonee Falls to attend the we'd
ding of her niece, Miss Florence
Schmoyer. Mrs. Nehs formerly re-
sided in the above city and will Wis
it old friends during her stay.
The remains of Elmore Schram are
from overseas, where the young man
lost his life during the World war.
The funeral services will be held Sun
day from the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Schram unless other
arrangements will be made later.
Miss Mary O'Connor who has been
he guest of Mr. and Mrs Mark Mon
ayne, has returned to her home in
Chicago. Monday afternoon was spent
i'll sightseeing at the Dells. Miss
O'COnnor states the beautiful scenes
Kilbourn will long be remembered
~ her.
Mrs. August Pieper, who received a
lislocated shoulder recently, when
she fell under the wheel of her We
icle when the wagon in which she
vas riding was struck by run
way team, has been taken to her
rome in Greenfield Mrs. Pieper was
ccompanied by her husband in the
Vehicle but Mr. Pieper was not badly
injured
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Caflisch at
ended the annual Columbia County
Normal school banquet and prom at
Columbus recently. Mrs Caflisch is a
graduate Of the above school. They
3lso visited at the J. Powers home on
lewis street, Columbus, where Mrs.
aflisch boarded while attending the
;chool. The trip also included an auto
0urney to Beaver Dam, Juneau, La
Talle and several other places of in
rest
An adverse examination was held
Oday in the Court of Justice H. L.
Ialsted. The case was that of Mrs.
,sther Caflisch, who has brought suit
gainst members of the school board
Fairfield The suit is for the sum
f $4,000 on the charges of alleged
onspiracy to injure the young lady's
equation as a teacher. Mrs CAT
sch was a teacher in Dist. No 8
chool of Fairfield. The case will be
card in circuit court.
Baraboo representatives of the G.
Il r., w. R. c., S. of V. and the aux
liary have returned from Amigo
where they attended the annual state
ncampment. The following were al
le convention from Baraboo: Mr.
nd Mrs n NJ. Bliss, Mrs G. L. Bohn
Irs. H. l.. Barber and father, Johr
{ounds, Mrs. A. A. BrowneIl, Rev
nd Mrs. w. w. Moore Mr.. and Mrs
1arence Farnworth, John w. Her
ngton, Mr. and Mrs. George Ham
ermeister, Mr.. and Mrs. R P. Plum
er, Mrs. Lulu N. Conway, Mrs
aura WEIGH. Mrs. E. H. Groth anC
T. H Hamilton. The encampmen
ext June will take place at Eal
'laire.
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