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

II little chicks Thursday morning.
From IL eggs IL fluffy little birds
came. Mrs. Wood says they may
need stockings, but she expects larg-
er number before long.
The remains of Mrs. Thomas An
derson were inferred in the Baraboo
city cemetery and not in the Newport
cemetery.
Earl McGilvra, recently patient
in Baraboo hospital, has returned
to his home in Sumpter. He is getting
along as well as can be expected.
Matt Marty has purchased the resi-
dence of A Dixon, 512 Ash street.
Mrs. Beulah C. Buttman and daugh-
ter Lilah are occupying the residence.
The Frank Herfort Canning COM
pany is not making contracts at pres
ent for growing corn but may later.
The condition of the market will be
known better a few weeks hence.
A few days ago check Of $500
was cashed in Baraboo and it was
afterwards learned there was some
thing wrong with the paper. An eff
fort is now being made to find the
individual who carried off the seven
plunks. A person before the one who
drew the money had endorsed the
check.
Byron Stevens has returned from
La Crosse and states that Nicholas
Nedomowitch charged with allowing
mOOnshine to be made on his prem
Uses has not received his sentence as
yet. Judge Lands did not give ver-
diets in the moonshine cases until
they had all been tried. Mr.. Stevens
is witness in the Baraboo still case.
Members of the o. E. s. of this city
Thursday evening gathered at the
lodge hall to enjoy a $50 supper and
program given as farewell to Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Blackburn, who soon
leave Baraboo for parts in Michigan.
The program after supper consisted
Of musical numbers by Dorothy and
Robert Moog, piano and violin, also
an instrumental selection, Margaret
Brethauer. J. L. Bonham gave an in
teresting address at the meeting.
Dancing and cards were also enjoyed.
About 100 members were present.
At meeting of the Spanish-Ameri-
can War veterans at the courthouse
Thursday evening arrangements were
started for the encampment which
will be held in this city June % to rs.
A number of the business men Of the
city were present to assist the vet
Grams in making a program for the
entertainment of the visitors. Senior
Vice Commander A. Zillisch of Madi-
son and Department Commander G.
M. Dulin OF Milwaukee were present
at the meeting.
The stone crusher at the Lower Mar
rows of the Baraboo river continues
busy and rock has been spread on the
highway from the Columbia county
line almost to the Butterfield bridge.
In case the weather continues favor
able rock will be On the road the re-
mainder Of the way, where the h gh-
way from Baraboo turns to the left
east of the city.
L. w. Briggs has purchased the in
terest Of Fred Grauvogl in the South
SIDE market and the firm in the
future will be known as Prick G
Briggs. A short time ago Mr.. Grau-
vogl and Alfred Frick purchased the
business from Ed. Gust Mr.. Grau-
vogl will return to LoganvilIe and
later expects to go to the northern
part of the state. Mr.. Briggs was
with Mr.. Gust for about two years
and is familiar with all the details of
the business. The firm makes a
specially sausage and the two sausage
makers will continue w tn new firm.
Mrs. B. Jennings, 406 Ash street,
has received cablegram from her
daughter Mrs. Robert McCutcheon,
Philippine islands, that she will leave
there in short time and arrive here
about May 1. It requires six weeks to
make the journey. Mrs. McCutcheon
will be accompanied by her son and
daughter but her husband does not ex-
pectl to come at this time. They went
60 the tropical regions about nine
years ago and have made one visit here
since that time.
A few employees of the Humane
Stanchion Works Of this city, who
have not been working for the past
several days expect to return to work
Monday. The plant did not discon-
tinue operations during the time the
men were laid off as only a few who
had to do with the stanchion- manu-
featuring were not working. The fac
tory has plenty Of orders to fill, but,
owing to farmers who are not pre-
pared to install the machinery until
spring, the storage room for the stan
chiOns is limited al the local plant.
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