Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-04-28

been caused when the ,Schoephoerster
car and the Eyenson auto came to-
gether on the Sank road in March.
The village of Merrimack at present
is having school board difficulties;
the report has reached this city The
members of the school board, it is
stated resigned their positions not
long ago, and soon after another
board was elected. Later board num-
Der one decided that they would with
draw it's resignation and the result
is that Merrimack now has two school
boards, each one deciding on teachers
for the coming year. The outcome has
not been learned in Baraboo.
H. d. School, who has been acting
in the capacity of trainmaster at Wall
Lake, Iowa, for the past few months
will resume his former position as
chief train dispatcher at Adams. Mr..
School held the above position during
the illness OF the regular trainmaster
in the above city. G.. w. Hilliard, who
held the position at Adams will re-
turn to Baraboo and hold his former
position of night chief train dispatch
er. Mr.. School was employed at the
Baraboo office previous to going to
Iowa.
ATTENTION will buy your furni-
ture but I can get you more if | sell
it for you. Ebert Searles. Phone 277-
w.
Patrick Conway, while exercising
his casting ability in the Wisconsin
river a few days ago, was noticed by
a deputy game warden in that section
and somehow linked with two pike
picked up with the same warden. The
case was tried today in justice court
in Sank City. Mr.. Conway states he
knows nothing concerning the pike
and there is no evidence to convict
the defendant of fishing out Of date.
Mr.. Conway is an employee of the
power company, at Prairie du Sac.
To be called no good p? y! &c
is not at all pleasant feeling for the
one addressed but it may be taken
several different ways in the lam
guage of English slang. Saturday
night, however, one Baraboo man
when addressed in the above manner
called officer Otto Harmed to deal
with the addresser The local officer
could do nothing when he arrived and
SO the matter was dropped.
District Number 3, town of Fairfield
is deep in school difficulties. The
teacher, Mrs. Esther Caflisch, has
been requested to resign her position
by the school authorities of that dis
trict. The young lady, however, re-
fuses to give up her position, claim
ing ignorance of any misdemeanor on
her part. The result is the parents
of the students have kept their chill
dren from school the past few days
OF attending school every day, minus
the students. Steps for her removal
were to- have been taken up on the ar
rival of Judge Stevens but the judges
visit has been postponed, so the case
is still pending.
On Saturday evening the members
of ST. Margaret's guild of Trinity par
ish were hostesses to the members Of
the choir at the parish house. The
waltz and twO-ste were the favorites
during the evening. Ice cream and
cake were served by the ladies Of the
guild. The mmbrs of tn choir were
loud in their praise of the delightful
evening. Robert Curry, formerly a
member Of the choir and now stu
dent at the University of Wisconsin,
was at home and joined the merry
makers.
Miss Eileen Sloniker entertained
IA friends Saturday night at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Louis AL
Ian. The occasion was her fourteenth
birthday. Games were played and
delicious refreshments were served.
Those present were: Helen Koppke,
Elizabeth Schmidt, Elizabeth Stack
house, Ilene Wilcox, Dorothy Rounds,
Norma Lee, Elizabeth Pierce, Beatrice
Stein, Evelyn Ripley, Alice Ruth AL
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Ida May Farnworth and Everette Rip
ley.
Two Baraboo young men found
themselves in heated argument over
Saturday night and each
one found that the honor of his car
was at stake until the matter was
proven. The Baraboo youths waited
until traffic was we'll cleared of the
country highways and both set out
to prove which of the automobiles
could burn the road the fastest, for a
short distance. Now if the winner
and loser were named, or even the
names of their cars given their idene
tity would be known Furthermore,
the young men do not like this style
OF publicity. 1t is safe to say that
once came in first and the other Sec
ond, however.
Mrs. Schultz of Reedsburg met with
a slight accident while in Baraboo