Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-04-14
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WEDNESDAY
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G. H. Glover, who has been spending
a portion of the winter in various
parts in the east has returned to- his
home in this city.
Miss Irene Baxter Of Milwaukee is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George e. Baxter Ash street. She will
remain a few days.
Henry S. Erswell, who resides al
Banner Home, near Baraboo, was IN
town Tuesday, the first time in five
monthg He is much improved in
health.
R. B. Griggs has returned from a
short visit with relatives at Rice Lake
and Mrs. Griggs is at home from an
extended stay in Chicago and Evans
ton.
The warm weather has pushed the
early flowers forward at a rapid
pace. Some days ago violets were in
bloom in favorable places and others
are hurrying along.
Paul Gust has had the misfortune to
lose one of his span of grey horses
which were used in his ice business.
The animal which was valuable one,
died from collie.
Henry Marty has purchased the
Snellen property ON Seventh street
and will move to the place as soon as
repairs have been made.
H. w. Judevine left yesterday for
Lime Ridge where construction on a
new school building will be started.
The foundation of the school was made
last fall The approximate cost of the
school will be $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Luder expect to
leave today for parts in Oklahoma
where they will visit their son Arthur
and wife. From there they will also
make trip to Washington, Indiana,
and visit their son Earl and wife.
D. A. Stoner of Merrimack was in
BaraboO Tuesday and states that he
will soon move into the F. A. Cooper
building which he recently purchased.
Mr.. StOner is dealer in groceries,
footwear, hardware, cutlery, automO-
biles and supplies Before moving
Mr.. Stoner will have a sale and give
the citizens of Merrimack the oppor-
tunity of real bargains He was &C
companied to Baraboo by his broth
er, David Stoner.
Attorney James A. Stone of Reeds
burg was in Baraboo today and re
ports that George Schlosser of Yves
sington Springs, South Dakota, is Wis
iting in his town. Mr. SchlOsser mar
ried the daughter of N. V. Chandler,
once the editor of a newspaper in
Reedsburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Schlosser
have been spending two months in
Florida and next season expect to
take a tourist party to the Land of
Flowers" After leaving Reedsburg
years ago Mr.. Schlosser established
paper at Blunt then daily at Aber-
deem, and later had patent insides''
establishment at Sioux Falls When
he became postmaster at Sioux Falls
he sold the ready print industry and
when no longer postmaster went back
to the pencil and shears.
The students of the high school en-
joyed another musical program Tues.
day morning. This program given by
Clayton Rodwel1, Frank Terbilcox and
Mrs. Jeffries, was very much enjoyed
by the students and the players re
sponded generously to two encores
This is one Of series of programs
given at the high school this winter
Future programs will be given by Mr.
Melzl j. E. Won Valid, Mrs c. w
Snyder, and Mrs. J. M. Kelly Pre-
vious numbers weer given by Mrs
Bohn, Miss Reinking, Evan Evans
Mr.. Thieman, W. J. Tanghe, and Mr.
Moore. The aim Of these Tuesday
programs is to develop appreciation
of good music.