Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-06-09
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WEDNESDAY
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Mrs. a. A. Fessler has arrived in
Baraboo trom ElkIand Pa, to visit
her father. g. L. Patterson. She ex-
poets to realain for several weeks.
August Nitz and family. formerly
residents OF Baraboo, came here at
Memorial time for a short visit. The
family now reside in Winona.
Mrs. r.. q. Dolph and children of
Casper. Wyo., are visiting the
Sormer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. H.
Newell
8fr a8d Mrs Emil Hokanson and
two sons have returned to Milwaukee
after spending a few days at the
nome of their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs John Rick.
Miss %Aeta Jange, who came from
her work an Milwaukee to spend Me-
qznurial day at her parental home, has
been detained here with an attack of
eluinsey aad was unable to return to
Der duties.
Attorney g. A. Malone has returned
1E0m an extended trip in parts of
Montana. Gar. Malone was in Win
nett whege he has interests and also
visited OF UVhite Sulphur Springs at
Zhe raaAh of Richard Ringing.
On SSsMFiay Mrs e. M Hoag and
Mrs r. g. Griggs entertained num-
Der of attends at the home of the
6@Imer an honor of Mrs. George
Phipps OF minneapolis. Refreshments
wgGre aewveI.
William P1telipp of Milwaukee,
who has been visiting at the home Of
Mr. and airs. John Rick, has gone to
9G'Umah to attend the funeral of his
brother, RNeEdinand Prielipp, who died
suddenly aest Saturday.
A party OF nine young ladies and
gentlemen from Chicago spent from
Saturday Mntii Monday at Macs Wei
Come, the bome of Mr.. and Mrs.
George MUGilvra. They visited the
DsIls ana lake and pronounced the
scenery very wonderful.
G. NJ Sfagg. has returned to Madi-
son after q visit in BaraboO at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Cheek.
The yoaRg man is a son-in-law of the
above BaTaboo couple and is connect
eSl with the tobacco supervising de-
partment ct the University of Wis
trnnsin.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hubert have re-
GWTned 60 WinOna after visit with
13Gr HuIbert's father, H. H. Hubert.
rg'he Chicago e. Northwestern shops
AZ Win9na have been closed down for
sfM indeftaate period The place looks
like Sunday Mr.. Hubert says. The
step was taken in anticipation of re-
QIuctiOR la wages Those who drew
IGeir time gave up their passes but
those WHO wait for their pay until the
regular time are permitted to use
chem.
Michael Riney, supervisor of build
3ngs and bridges with the local divis-
IQn of the G.. & n. w. railroad has
been pepsioned Mr. Riney has
reached the employees age limit of
20 years He spent about so years in
the employment of the company in
various capacities.
Id4lA lOinu1S&. tIiS OluSSL Iul oil
mail carrier in point of service in the
employment Of the local post office
mas been pentioned at the age of 65
years, after 20 years of serving Uncle
Sam. Mr. Plummer and Irving Bump
were the first mail carriers in the ru
nal service when it started in 1900
3ir. PIummer then had route l. At the
time OF his withdraw from the mail
service 1ae had route 4 which was un.
q3ar his supervision for the past six OF
seven years. Route ], when Mr. Plum
Eaer started consisted of q mail
boxes. Roughly speaking, the pen
stoned carrier has travelled 10000
miles Or more than six times around
the earth considering a route of about
20 miles which traversed each day
excluding holidays, for the past q
years. Otto Halbman will substitute
con the route until the successor is
;sDpOinted.