Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-07
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axrs, Annie Fuller, formerly Miss
FtRgrTtage. was for seven years nurse
Qd M, E. Fuller at his ranch home in
Nebraska. At the age of 95 she mar
wFGd him and in consideration of the
MARRIAGE vows, the old man decided
eso her I3e shares Of bank stock in
E&he First National bank of Madison,
rSagether with certain personal pro-
,sRsTsy, including farm machinery,
which today is worth about $4,000.
Dr. G. f. 6tekl left this morning
SsDr Madison where he will take
gEnEG graduate course in gas anaes-
tfrgsTa and extraction.
Henry w. Erswe1l, who accidental
Eiy broke his leg some weeks ago, was
1@ E5arabOO today. The splints have
96een removed and he is telling fine.
HE not only greeted his veteran
at&rues but his many friends as well.
While returning from Lodi on the
West Sank road, H. H. Hubert came
',sacrGss a rattlesnake and not little
excitement followed. Cars bearing
R'Uurth of July tourists paused to see
G&B curiosity
SUGAR
Carload of cane sugar just arrived
gG a very low price. N. H. Smith Fuel
s&nd Wise. Co. Phone 1885, Store phone
E2-J
The free fireworks displayed at
~31chsner park by. S. A. Pelton drew
Fsganny admirers The small shower in
che evening of the Fourth cleansed the
AR and the evening was ideal. The
9sfreworks were sent by the firm which
supplies the fireworks for the county
fFair.
Considerable excitement was Great
T@S by the reported drowning of a
woman at Devils lake yesterday but
III proved to be merely bad case Of
fright caused by the swimmer trying
$50 swallow too much water as she
9'egzGhsd the notion of the chute AS
T1r as can be learned the lady was
5aOt injured seriously.
While Mr.. and Mrs WILDER Cowles,
G@9so reside southwest of town, were
8m Baraboo someone took a cushion
NEARLY new from the rear seat of
a3a@ir automobile and left a dilapidat-
esd one in it's stead. The loss was not
discovered until the next morning
soaM1 Che, name of the guilty thief re-
s-sg@frfs a mystery.
The Skillet Creek Farmers club
FstId their annual picnic Monday at
%1lgTils Lake State Park Over two
hundred farmers from the vicinity
1F Baraboo were present to enjoy
the picnic dinner which was served
s1m Che north shore of the lake. Chief
among the entertainment features of
The day was a volley ball game. The
Skillet Creek aggregation challenged
ali corners and still proclaim them
5asS}ves champions of Sank county. Ow-
ing to the hot weather the program
arranged for the day was not carried
~gat.
r., H. Marty, proprietor of the new
shoe store which will be opened to
TGMe public about September first, in
&he former w H. Vogler building,
has purchased the residence of At
0Orney and Mrs. H. H. Thomas, 419
Second street. Mr. Marty is a
EsESSher of the M. Marty of this city
and halls from Elkhorn. The former
SEllIhorn folks expect to take posses
sB&Dn of their new residence today or
t'G0mOrrow. The Thomas family are
Tgns7ing to Madison today by auto
e,GrueK.
-SS9seBh, Siberz and Frank Carroll
nave returned from Eau Claire where
eEasy attended the third annual en-
C1mprnent of the American Legion.
Mr.. .Siberz and Mr.. Carroll were the
&Rraboo delegates to the meet and
reports a very live gathering of
world War veterans. Mr.. Siberz
SsSzses that while in Eau Claire he
was "a witness of near fatal auto
VsaoDile accident. A woman driving an
zdCOpnobiie struck man who was
walking across the street and the
force of the auto lifted the victim up
on the hood Of the car in an uncon-
state. The lady driver became
1evSgMs and nearly struck another
auto before her car was stopped If
she had collided with another vehicle