Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-18
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has been at Baraboo, his home town,
the past year or two, has returned 10
Lodi and accepted a job as mechanic
at Falkenstein's Buick garage.-Lodi
Enterprise
Prof and Mrs. A. H. Fehlandt and
two children, Ruth and Philip, of Rip
on and Mrs. Hildreth of South Da-
kota, were recent visitors at the
home of Mrs B. Knapp Prof Fehl-
andt is an instructor in Ripon college
and is a son-in-law of Mrs. Knapp.
The party are on their way to Fargo,
n. D.
F. w. Flatow, Elroy real estate man
with Dodge touring car met with
an accident recently on the Reeds
burg road. The man collided with
another car and now the auto is in
the Tarnutzer garage in this city un-
dergoing repair. The Dodge car re
quired two new tenders and the
Strengthening of front axle No one
was injured in the mishap. The ex-
tent Of damage to the other auto has
not been learned
q. l.. Gibbons reports apple picking
near it's height at the L. B. Irish or
chard on the Sank road, near Bara-
boo Mr.. Gibbons states he picked
sixteen barrels of wealthy apples him
self yesterday in the orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace G. Clark and
Mr. and Mrs. Allen G. Southland, all
of Chicago are weekend guests of
Harry G. Walsh and mother Mr.
Clark is one of Chicagos most pro-
minent real estate men and Mr.
Southland is manager of the Loverin
& Brown wholesale grocery house.
Friends in Baraboo have received
announcement of the birth of daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Mulch at
Oshkosh. The baby weighed So
pounds and has been named Helen
Jane. Mr.. Mulch was physics instruc-
tor in the high school last year, leav-
in for Highland park in May
The members CT Co. G., who have
spent the past two weeks at Camp
Douglas, returned on a special train
about three o'clock this afternoon. The
fellows report most profitable and
enjoyable two weeks and look fine
after their period of training.
H. o. Terwilliger has given two
mules, for so long landmarks at the
kirkland hotel, to the school at Dous-
man, where they will serve out their
period of usefulness. For years they
have been used on the farm and
about the hotel grounds and obser-
-Eers never failed to remark their I'M
usual size
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Reynolds and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Reynolds
and child of Lodi spent yesterday
with Mrs H. B. Knapp. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Reynolds drove in from their
home in the country and the party
enjoyed a family dinner at Mrs.
Knapp's.
Miss Pauline Gale entertained thir-
ty-four little friends Thursday after
noon, the occasion being her eighth
birthday. Tables were set on the lawn
prettily decorated in pink and ice
of very pretty gifts were. given the
hostess by the children who all report
lovely time
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Loomis of An
tigo are visiting with number of
relatives at BarabOo. For a number
of years Mr.. Loomis was an engin-
eer for the local water company and
now holds like position at Amigo.
1t has been thirteen years since the
family moved from this city. He says
that B. A. Strong, formerly of Bara-
boo and now located at Amigo, is
operating coal business and sue
ceeding. Mr. Strong was awarded the
\contract this year to furnish the
school all the fuel.
Frank A. Moore and friend, III. e.
Hatch, Chicago, were in Baraboo re-
Gently for a short visit Mr.. Moore
is a son Of the late William Moore,
many years grocer in Baraboo. The
mother resides in Chicago, also the
other members of the family. 1t has
s been seventeen years since Mr. Moore
Ii
metropolis and much of that time he
has been with large seed house. OF
the original Moog9 family in this
country but one member is left, Mrs.
Virgins, North Freedom This was
the first visit for Mr.. Hatch and he
was greatly interested in the seen
cry of this region. etg
The only casualty resulting from
the McGilvra reunion occurred at De-
wis lake. The four bothers; Ralph,
Clarence, Ed. and Arthur were going
down the slide backwards in close
formation in the order named. On
reaching the water their progress was
retarded but Arthur's two hundred and
more pounds smashed into Ed, like
a rear end collision on feight train.
Arthur'S head suffered q slight ahra