Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-20

this morning to visit relatives. CRa
her return she Will spend short time
in Waunakee at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Koltes, Sr.
Mrs. Fred Vol of La Vale has uC~
dergone an operation at Miss Hyer's
hospital Mr.. Vol came to BaFabooa
with his wife; he is a son of Mr. @a29
Mrs. Herman Vol who reside naaE,
Baraboo. The La Vale residents for
merly lived in the town of Greenfield,
Mrs. Samuel Greenwood of Boulder
Colo. has been the guest of Miss Matii-
da Reul the past few days. Mrs. Green
wood is on her way home from New
York where she visited relatives ann
friends.
SWELL? Classy Youth say SO
when you see the silk dresses and:
crepe waists l have. BARGAINS. Ell
bert Searles, 522 South Center ST.
Paul Gust, local ice man, states
that the ice on the Baraboo river is,
between and 10 inches thick Mr.
Gust has the ice above the cement
bridge scraped and marked and if the
cold weather continues viii start cut
ting in a few days. L. D, Prader con-
cessionaire at the lake, supplies the re-
sorters with ice during the summer
The Croker Chair company of She
boygan, reputed to be the largest
manufacturers of chairs in the world
resumed work on Monday. The Amer
lean Chair company and the Phoenix
Chair company, both of SheboygaB,
will also open with full crews. Near
ly every factory in that city has now
resumed operations ON an eight hour
basis, after lying idle for weeks.
Two tramps were sentenced to Is.
days in the county bastile by Police
Justice VIM. Ritchie receAtly. The.
knights" desired 80 days in the cool
er but the justice would not have IL
so. 1t really must be distressing when
the Judge does not give the sentences
long enough to suit the defendants
If it were nice weather, however, the.
hoboes would not be so much in fav--
or of the visit in Jail at all.
Mrs. Dollie Braine, who injured her
arm not long ago and has been i'll
with the grip at her home on the Baras
boo Bluff, near Devils Lake, is not
expected to live. The physician in az
tendance states 4that her condition
is very serious and little hope is held
for her recovery.
The Spanish American War veter4
ans have installed officers as follows
commander, L. A. Brown; senior and
junior vice commanders, E. G. Schroe-.
der and w. w. Biege officer of the
day, r. A. Brandt; adjutant, r. A,
Brandt; chaplain, Rev e. c., Henke..
A few short addresses were made by
Rev. Henke, Mrs. G. A. Zilish, G. E.,
Miller, and H. HilsenhOff.
Louis O,ConnOrs, Spring Green, re-
Gently suffered an injury to his left
eye which threatened its less. He
borax he was using in the work ex-
ploded and lodged in mis- eve. Louis:
suffered a similar accident ito the
same eye several years ago. He will
not lose his sight.
The Winnebago Indians e.
developing quite b a k t,
weaving industry at their various
camps and settlements in the vicinity
Of Spring Green. There are some very
expert basket makers among the old
er Indians, and Of late the younger
people are inclined to pick up the
SC INV
at their homes and tepees, and they
turn out an excellent quality of bas-,
kets in various sizes. 1t would not re-.
quire a great deal of advertising to
create a strong demand for Indian
basket ware among the thousands Of
tourists who pass through Wiscon-
sin each season, and the most of
whom are only too glad to acquire
some form Of Indian ,handiwork--->
Last evening the boys "Muleykeh
club" of the South Side held their
semi-annual Inauguration banquet, at
the South Side church. Two of its for
mer members, Chester Wood and Rus
sci Wettstein, who are now members
of the aviation department OF the
marines gave a talk on their exper-
fences. Their talks were very inter
esting and were much appreciated by
the club as whole Other talks were,
given by the officers of the club ana
the evening closed with many wishes
for the long continuation of this club
which has had an immense influence
on the boys of the South Side.