Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-10-06

Miller and two children spent the
weekend at the Kessier's new cottage
at Wieganu's Bay.
Saturday evening, the Ford owned
by George Hawkins, driven by Harry
Fry, collided with an Overland car on
the Ableman road with bad results to
the Ford. No one was hurt but the
Ford was considerably smashed up.
Cards received from Miss Matilda
E. Reul state that She reached On
tario, California, In die time. She is
a guest at the home OF Mr.. and. Mrs.
E. S. ,Erswell. formerly OF Baraboo.
Miss Ada Burnham has returned
from an extended visit, in s.. Iowa and
Wisconsin, She was gofie three
months and yisitedf with gelatives and
friends in Iowa Falls, Ladysmith, Eau
Claire and Minneapolis.
Mrs. Ida Olson and daughter, Mrs.
Irene Busse, of Portage have been vi
sitting in the city with their friend
G. w Johnson. Mr.. Johnson has been
on trip to Chicago and other places
and was accompanied home by the
Portage visitors.
A. Glass, Milwaukee architect, and
his sister of Sank City, were in Bara-
boo last week. Mr.. Glass came to in
spect the new buildings on the farm
of former Goyepkor Philip on Sank
Prairie.
Tanlac has been an unfailing source
of comfort to millions throughout the
length and breadth Of this continent.
Have you tried it for your troubles?
The Fisher Drug Store.
O., D. Brandenburg. has, returned to
Madison after visit ia Baraboo and
Reedsburg. While \ ere he visited the
pocket where the iron was removed
near Ironton and saw the bubbIing
spring near blythe spring where the
sands are >perpetpdlly boiling. Al
though the ore was, not found in great
quantities yet enough was made into
pigs and hauled to spring. Green or
| Kilbourn for shipment, to make snug
fortunes for the owners,
q
Miss Lenfce oaJes mas. written from
the Stout school. at Menomonie that
boarding is much better and cheaper
since the cafeteria has been establish
ed with Miss Della Payne, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Payne Of Bara-
boo, in charge. Miss Payne teacher
domestic science. to the students and
the food is then served ait cost Miss
i Oates, is a student in the school.
James D. Adams has left for Colum-
bia City, Indiana after visit with
his counsin, MRS HI e. Cole The guest
came from Rochester, Minnesota, to
Baraboo in one day in his car and
expects to make as good time the
remainder of the journey. He is
i heavily interested in new theatre
in COLUMBIA City andswhile here view
ed with pleasure eqpretty playhouse
erected by the late All. Ringing.
Mrs Libbie Eastman left recently
\ for Washington, d. c., after spending
the summer in Baraboo with her
brother, H. FL. Hubert, and in Delton
with her mother, Mrs. Lydia Hubert
Sank County's centenarian, who pass
ed away one week, after she attained
her Tooth birthday. Mrs, Eastman will
reside with her son, Fay, who was
recently appointed to an electrical en-
cheering position in Washington.
Mrs. Eastman has made, many friends
! during her stay in Baraboo.
gone to Columbus, Ohio, where they
will attend the National Red Gross
convention. Judge Hill is on the pro.
gram. ,a>c ~.
Mrs. Clara Britton Of Gage, New
Mexico. who has been visiting here
for some time has gone to Black River
Falls to visit with her sister, Mrs
William Gunnison, ssh ...
Mr.. and Mrs, l. Fl, Hill and Mr..
and Mrs. T. M. Mould have, returned
from an automobile trip to Indiana
where they visited with relatives
The trip was made in, the formers
car the party having. been gone two
weeks. 5s.,..so..@ II,
Custer Beech Of ,Mazomaniel was a
guest on Sunday Of friends in Bara-
boo. He is a brother of pr. G. p. Beech
of Adams and has resided at Mazo'
mamie about a year. His wife at the
present time is in the west. Mr.. Beech
lis fond of flowers and was greatly de-
lighted with the display Of dahlias al
the home of Mr. and Mrs A. r.
Reinking.
Sunday was the fist birthday an
niversary Of Percy Alexander of the
town Of Westfefd In his honor his
family and the family of viii Alexan
der were entertained at dinner at the
home of the Parents Mr. and Mrs
Henry Alexander, III Eighth street