Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-23

in poor health for some time. For
many years he was on farm in West
field. The, funeral services are to be
held from the house in Alderman on
Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock.
! G. H. Zantow, who resides about
five miles south of town had the mis-.
fortune to cut the tendon in his left
thumb recently. Mr.. Zantow was hold
ing the branch of tree with one hand
and chopping it with an axe with the
other hand, when the axe slipped and
struch his hand severing the tendon.
This is the same hand which was
badly injured in an accident while
Mr.. Zantow was fixing a windmill not
long ago.
Mrs. Lena Toles has returned to
her home in Heavener, Oklahoma,
having accompanied the remains of
her husband here for burial. She was
accompanied home by Miss Fern
Platt, who will spend some time with
Mrs. Toles. The ladies expect to stop
off at Joplin, Missouri, for a short
visit with relatives before going to
Heavener. Mrs. Toles was sister of
the late Frank Link of this city.
w. T. Marriott, president of the
Sank County Fair association and S..
A Pelton, secretary, have returned
from Fond du Lac where they attend
There is not single portion of
the body that is not benefited by the
helpful action of Tanlac. The Fisher
Drug store.
ed meeting of the association of
Fair officers. While there they book
ed a ten car carnival company, con-
sisting of twelve shows, four rides,
and several hundred feet of conces-
sions. They were also able to en-
gage a number of excellent free acts
N. Tompkin proprietor of the Vel
low Front the fruit store on Third
street, which was destroyed by fire a
few months ago, has been given per-
mission by the insurance companies,
with which he holds insurance to sal
wage the partially destroyed goods
that is now in the basement of the
store Such articles as canned goods
and tightly sealed packages not di-
rectly in the path of the flames were
not damaged by the fire to any great
extent. The insurance adjustment is
still pending.
You get your moneys worth when
you buy Tanlac, because it produces
results. The Fisher Drug Store.
The Man Mound Birthday club held
it's last party February IA at Mrs. Aug.
Kessler's home given by Mrs. Kessler
and Mrs Werlich in honor of the lat
ter's birthday. The tables were very
prettily decorated in valentine style
for the occasion. The men were to
give the supper. Mr. Werlich and Mr..
Kessler were attired in white serving
did very well indeed They had to call
Jackets with red valentines The cooks
upon Mrs. Porter for advise several
times The ladies received quite a
surprise, for the supper could not
have been better success. The gen
tlemen served everything imaginable
and when everyone began to groan
with agony ice cream was ushered in.
Some of the guests present received
appropriate valentines which sup
piled amusement for a time After
upper the evening was spent in play
ing games and enjoying music by Mr..
Trap on the violin and Mrs. Kessler's
victrola. The guests departed feeling
they had had an unusually good time.
A full house greeted the first show
ing of "The Silent Call" at the Ring
ling theater last evening. The story
is taken from the book, "The Cross
Pull" and centers around remark
able dog, part wolf and part dog. This
role is taken by Strongheart, known
as the wonder dog, magnificent
police dog and his acting seems al
most human. The romance of his