Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-09-01
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Mrs. Floyd Bethke and child have
gone to Hillsboro to attend the fun
eral Of Mrs. Bethke's little nephew,
Gerald zimmerman.
William Powell has sold his farm
Of so acres to Gilbert Spratt OF III
inois. The deal was made by ]. T..
Bates & Son.
Mrs. Ray Copper and children and
Mrs. John Tordoff and children at
tended family reunion at Cazenovia
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Thomas Williams
received word yesterday of the birth
of an eight and half pound baby
boy to their son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Williams Of Ladysmith,
Wis.
Tanlaca that wonderful medicine
sold in Baraboo by The Fisher Drug
Store.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Attridge and
two children, Miss Clara Attridge, and
Miss Fern Hampton have returned
from motor trip to Sioux City and
other points in Nebraska where they
have spent the past two weeks.
4. II. Rotzoll proprietor of the West
Baraboo garage returned from Mil
waukee Saturday driving home a new
Paige auto. Mr. Rotzoll has sold sew
era1 Of these cars since taking the
. agency a short time ago.
The Sunday school teachers of the
Lutheran church enjoyed trip to
the Dells yesterday, and wiener
roast at Newport. About fifteen teach
ers and guests were present and a
fine time was reported by all.
Lawrence Herfort, son of Mrs,
Frank Herfort is ill with infection
in his knee the result of the mem
Der being struck by the pedal OF his
motorcycle. Mr. Herfort was in the
act Of starting the cycle when his foot
Slipped and the knee struck the pedal
The bruise caused infection.
Mrs. John Kefer and daughter Miss
Mary Of New York city spent last
week in Baraboo guests at the homes
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gogagan and
Miss Ann Donaghey. While here the
New York people visited the Dells,
Devils lake, North Freedom and Glen
vile. Mrs, Kefer left for Madison re-
Gently and was accompanied from this
city by Mr.. and Mrs. John Rumpf and
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Donaghey.
The f. H Marty shoe store is now
open for business, the formal open
to take place on Thursday. Mr.. Marty
is located in the building formerly
owned by the late William Vogler,
which he has purchased and remod-
eled, quitting in new show windows,
decorating, and making other i'm
pTovements He carries a fine stock of
fail styles of made TO order
shoes at popular prices. The store
adds much to the appearance of
Fourth avenue.
On Wednesday, the Parrish family
arrived in Denver, Colorado, without
a bit Of trouble except a puncture or
two. They were camping in the Den
GER Camp Grounds, which is all light
ed with electricity and has every con-
venience for the hundreds of people
from every state in the Union who
make up the little tent city. They
expected to- make few days stay
in Denver before continuing on their
journey to California, where they will
reside.
Attorney Frank R. Bentley Of the
firm of Bentley and Meier has been
chosen as a representative of the
Wisconsin State Bar association to
the meeting of the American Bar as
ISOLATION to be held at Cincinnati com.
mencing today and closing on Sep
TENDER 3rd Mr.. Bentley is in attend
. ance. Among the prominent lawyers
who will address the sessions Of the
meeting are E1ihu Root, Chief JUS.
tice Of the United States Supreme
Court, William Howard Taft and the
Ri, Hon. Sir John A. Simon of London
Attorney Of England
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