Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-04-07


house south of Baraboo The place has
been occupied by Ralph Ableman who
will move to Baraboo. Mr.. Ableman
will have an auction on April s.
I Mrs. o. C. Schultz returned to her
home in Winona after visit in Bara-
boo at the home of Mrs. Albert Mat
IKE. Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz formerly
resided in Baraboo and now Mr..
Schultz is engaged as roundhouse
foreman on the G. & N. w. there.
The Runge Investment company
was also entered the same day Mayor
Adolph andre lost 500 when alleged
robbery occurred during the noon
hour at his Justice shop. Ralph Runge
states that the intruder made several
attempts to open apartments in the
office safe of his place but nothing of
value was found missing. There was
only small sum of money in the safe
at the time and that was left intact
About so friends and neighbors in
vaded the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore G. Kramer Wednesday evening
to enjoy farewell surprise ON the
couple who soon leave the neighbor-
hood to take up their residence in the
house adjacent to the corner of Broad
way and Fifth avenue. Mr. Kramer
will have charge Of the new filling
station which will be erected on the
above mentioned corner soon.
Mr.. and Mrs R. w. Prothero drove
to Madison on Wednesday and report
the dirt road between Roxbury and
Middleton in excellent condition. The
patrolmen are using drags and have
the ruts filled. Mr.. and Mrs. Porthero
covered the distance one way in one
and one-half hours.
The following has purchased Ford
cars from the Philbrick garage in the
past ten days. A. K Bassett, G. Grit,
fin, Chas. Roick, Willard Frenz, tour
ing cars. Nick Olarian, Albert Luck,
Ray e. Birdsall, roadsters. Ed. H.
Payne, FIR. E. c. O'Reilly, r. w Drap-
er, coupe.
Oliver B. Reese, formerly of Bara-
boo and now of Escanaba, Michigan,
was a Baraboo visitor Wednesday,
Mr.. Reese was in Madison and stop
ped in Baraboo for short visit with
Attorney C. M. Lamar. The former
Baraboo man is druggist in the
above city. While in Baraboo he
was the druggist at the present Krad-
well Drug Store.
The latest case of scarlet fever re-
ported to Health officer l.. w. Sayles
is that of the six-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Lamberton on
Ninth avenue. The cases in the city
total six up to date The health Off
Ger states that the schools will open
Monday as usual but there will be an
examination of the students to elimi-
nate children in attendance who have
symptoms of the diseas. DR.. Sayles
states there are innumerable cases of
chicken pox reported to him every
day.
The state and county highway com
missions have decided to relocate the
road to be paved between Reedsburg
and LaValle, placing the highway at
the foot of the hill. The road is in the
towns of Reedsburg, Winfield and La
Vale; in the neighborhood of the
farms of George Goodrich, Otto Behn,
Thomas Gallagher, Thomas TAFT and
John TAFT. In 1918 while the county
highway commission was doing some
work on the old road objections were
made to removing the earth but this
is net the reason the location has been
changed. The state highway commits
sion has the last word in such matters
and decided in this case to avoid the
hills by placing the road on level
ground. Stakes are now being placed
for the proposed section to receive
the grading and stone.D
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