Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-03-31
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: Most of the Portage trains hay
changed time.
> Mrs. G. e. Ryan has passed anothe
milestone and received the congratu
lations of her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Cook went Il
Madison today to visit Mrs. NJ. Hooy
; er who is in hospital there.
Mayor Adolph andre has purchased
new Buick automobile through tn,
Prothero & McGinnis garage.
Mrs. J. H. Kelly left this morning
for New York where she will spend
two weeks with her husband in the
above city.
Mrs. Ella Huntington, who has beer
visiting at the home of her mother
Mrs. C. e. Ryan, has returned to hel
home in Green Bay
Mrs Ralph Kindschi, Mrs Lyman
Kindschi and the latter's daughter
Miss Nita, of Sumpter went to Madi
son this morning to- visit Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Kindschi.
Miss Fern Halbman, who has been
very i'll for the past three weeks at
her home here, is improving slowly.
Miss Halbman was employed in Madi-
son and suffered an attack of diphth-
eria. She came home to recuperate
and had relapse.
Miss Hazel Alexander. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alexander, went
to Portage today to meet her sister,
Miss Beatrice who attends Ripon Col
lege.S The latter was accompanied by
her college roommate, Miss Fisher
The young ladies are enjoying Easter
vacation.
Mrs. Fred Stewart, nee Viola Sci
leck, has come from Centerville, Ia,
to see her father, Edwin Selleck, who
is critically ILL., Mr.. Selleck was able
to recognize his daughter after her
arrival but is not conscious much of
the time.
George Schaitel has gone to Madi-.
son where he expects to take his son
out of hospital and bring the youth
home. The youngster was recently OPP
Grated on for appendicitis and has re-
covered nicely.
According TO letter received in
sitting her sister in Louisville, KY,
she was in an automobile accident.
Her sister and husband were also in
the car and fortunately the injuries to
the two Louisville people were not
William Rounds reports the pros
serious. Mrs. Palmer escaped without
harm.
pect for strawberries fine where the
vines have been mulched There is
many slip betwixt the cup and the
lip in strawberry culture, however,
and Jack Frost may injure the crop to
some extent if the berries push for
ward too rapidly with the unusual
warm weather at this season of the
yea.
Charles P. Schaefer of the Chicago
na1lv News was in Kilbourn and
Baraboo Friday for the purpose of
looking UP resort business and famil-
iarizing himself with this region. The
paper maintains an information bur
eau for the public and having been in
the Baraboo, Dells, and Devils lake
region he is able to give first hand in
formation as to the attractiveness of
this territory.
Frank E. Avery of Ray. N. Dakota,
writes the Prairie du Sac News as fol-
'ows: '"This has been a model winter
here. Only two or three days the Their
mometer registered below zero, and
leas than two weeks of sleighing all
winter, which IS different than a year
ing"
Daniel Curtis, formerly associat-
ed with Ringing Bros. circus, is in
Baraboo to spend a few days with
friends. Mr.. Curtis is not travelling
with the show this season as he has
taken years leave Of absence. He is
now located in Miller, Indiana, about
one hours ride from Chicago.
Warren Wickus is recovering from
injuries he received about week ago
while driving the local railway ex-
press Mr.. Wickus had mishap with
the wagon near the depot in which
the cart tipped over several days
ago. The young man had his face and
neck injured in the accident.
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