Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
+. Miss Flora remained

for a longer visit.
Among the new owners Of Nash
automobiles in Baraboo include the
American Refractories company pro-
prietors who purchased a two ton
Nash truck Of the local dealers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Cooling of
Cincinnati, Ohio, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Williamson at their
summer home at Devils Lake Mr..
Cooling is food inspector for the
health department of Cincinnati and
reports that the summer there has
been sizzling hot with little doing in
the way of business Many of the fac
tories are closed and even restaurants
report much less patronage than
usual.
The task of Strengthening the Bara-
boo river from the Lower Narrows to
the mouth has been about half com
pleted The big ditch has been dug
to the county line and from now on
the work will proceed faster because
the depth is not so great. At the pre-
sent time the work is retarded on
account Of little water in the river to
boat the dredge.
Six children from Milwaukee, sent
here by the Big Sisters and Brothers
movement, arrived on the morning
train. The movement in Baraboo is
under the auspices of the Catholic
Women's club and Mrs. A W. Melzl
directing and various members will
keep the children for a two weeks
outing. In connection with the same
movement, the Rev. C. A Wilson of
OconomoWoc, formerly of Baraboo is
in charge of a camp at Devils lake.
At present he has with him twelve
youngsters and they find the lake an
ideal place. This is a fine movement
and we'll deserving of the support it
is receiving
SEARLES BARGAINS extra swell
ladies shoes, like new fruit cans,
library tables, sewing machine, book
case, EXTENSION tables, chairs. baby
buggies,J clothes .wringers, organ,
couches, Kitchen cabinet, comode,
clothing, new rugs, aprons, Toveralls,
work pants Ebert Searles, 522
South Center street.
Judge e. Ray Stevens has denied
the motion for a new trial in the
case of George Carson vs. DR. A. L.
Farnsworth and the physician has,
therefore, won the suit. It will be re.
called that George Carson was injur-
ed in a runaway accident and when
DR.. FarnswOrth was called 1T was
found the astFagulus bone in one of
his feet had been injured: This kind
of an injury isuvery difficult to treat
and persons so injured seldom have
the normal use of the injured mem
Der. Other Baraboo physicians and
those out Of town were on the case
from time to time and in the end
Carson brought suit for damages.
Madison experts testified the x-ray
pictures taken were useless and that
such an injury was difficult of cure
The jury found that Carson had been
injured to the extent of STATS, that
DR.. Farnswortl1 had used the know
ledge2 Of praeticing physicians at the
time and therefore was not liable. In
the motion for a new trial it was
claimed there was misconduct on the
part OF one of the jurors in that he
appeared to have undue interest in
the case, but Judge Stevens did not
consider this of enough Importance to
enter into the final decision. Accord
ing to the opinion of Judge Stevens
DR.. Farnsworth was not negligent
in the case and is therefore entitled
to win the suit
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