Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-03-23
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/ Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Pierce of Lyons, a son on Thursday.
] o. d. Brandenburg whites that he
has gone from his home at Madison to
| his old home at Flushing, Ohio, on ac-
count Of the critical illness OF a rela-
tive.
Miss Edna White returned to her
home in Reedsburg today on account
Of illness. Miss White teaches the
Lake District school and the school
, is closed for the week.
/ The o. z s. met at the Masonic
Temple last evening. Four candidates
received the degree Of the order and
social time was enjoyed and refresh
were served.
The proprietors of the Gem City
Dairy company, Baraboo, have install
ed a large refrigerator at a cost OF
! $1,000 Machinery for the new conven-
! fence will also be Installed before the
hot rays OF the sun beat down. The
new machinery will bring the total
cost Of the Improvement up to $5000
Mrs. w. r. Irish has gone to
Winnetka, ILL.,, for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Karnopp, and
family. Mrs Irish has spent the win
ter in Minneapolis with her mother
and expects to return to Baraboo for
he summer months.
Forrest Barber. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
II. L. Barber of this city and stu
dent at Wisconsin University, has
recovered from a bad attack of scar.
let fever and after spending a few
days here with his parents, has re-
turned to his duties at the univer.
sity.
o. D. Hayden, formerly employed in
Baraboo as linotype operator, who has
been working at Hanover, ILL.,, for Sc
veral months, has gone to Lancaster,
where he will be employed in the Off
ce Of the Grant County Herald.
Mrs Lottie Garvey and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Darlington were visi'o s
in the city today. returning to their
homes in Altoona on the morning
train. They have been visiting in
Prairie du Sac. where they attended
the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Darlington
Mrs Frank Parrish left on the four
O'clock train for Lancaster, where
she was called by the death of her
mother, Mrs Richard Grundy, who
na9sed away this morning. Funeral
services will be held on Sunday The
Grundy family formerly resided here:
Mr. Grundy passed away in this city
twelve years ago..
Twenty-six pupils of the Merrimack
schools attended circuit court for a
few hours this morning. They were
the citizenship class and members OF
the seventh and eighth grades and
were accompanied by their teachers
IL Misses Catherine Mcdonald and
Gwen Harrison.
Several cars full of members of the
local Masonic order went to Deltor
work in the third degree A list of the
officers who put on the work is given
Chris Dyrud. worshipful master; H
G. Schadde, Sr warden; Fred Haugh,
Jr warden William Schellenberg, Sr
deacon; Robert Gibson. Jr. deacon
and II. X Dillenbeck, J. M.
The Cab Il Body Works, Prairie dU
Sac, incorporated three years ago fol
$4,000, is now in the hands of receiv
ecs Valentine Accola has been ap
pointed receiver by Judge c. 2. Luce
of Madison. The liabilities amount
10 about $4,000 and the assets are
about $1,000 Bentley & Meier Of thi:
city represent creditors. whose pc
tition was heard recently in Madison
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