Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-03-23
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Frank Wores has undergone an
operation at Dayton, Ohio, according
to word received by Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Schade, 222 Seventh street. The
trouble is double hernia. Mr. Wores is
more than seventy years old and for
this reason, also. the relatives are
very anxious. Mr.. Wores was employed
with the Chicago & Northwestern for
more than As years and for a long
time was section foreman here. He
has property in the third ward. Mr..
Wores left Baraboo last May to make
his home with his daughter. Mrs. H.
II. Blackman, formerly a resident
here. Mr.. Blackman was associated at
one time with B. ]. Kramer in the
manufacture of incubators.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pelton and
children returned from Evanston, Fri
day. having been called there by the
serious illness of Mrs. Guy Pelton,
who is reported as much improved.
The Skillet Greek Farmers club
will meet with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Baer, Friday evening, March oath. A
debate will be given, Resolved That
the United States Should Join the
Other Great Powers of the World in
Disarmament"
"Tanlac did what everything else
failed TO do" Thousands have said
It. So will you. The Fisher Drug
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs, o. d. Lane and chill
dren have gone to Grand Rapids,
Mich, to reside. Mr.. Lane has been
employed by the c. & n. w. railroad
and expects to go on a farm in the
vicinity of Grand Rapids. They have
resided in Baraboo for the past two
years, making their home at $40 Lake
street.
Mrs. Albin NJ. Hillebrandt and
son Jack have returned to their
home in Lancaster after a short visit
here at the S. G.. Frazer home and at
the home of Mrs. Hillebrandt's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Hillebrandt
Second street. They stopped off here
on their return from Milwaukee
where the little boy underwent an
operation on one of his eyes, having
a cataract removed.
A letter from E. E. Witte, secre-
tary of the Industrial Commission of
Wisconsin, states that the commission
is glad to note the employers in Bara-
boo are not only generally law abiding
but are wiling to give the laws which
the legislature has enacted for the
the protection of women and children
a fair trial. When Miss Sylvia Sacht
jen inspected this city recently to
check the compliance in relation to
the laws. she found a few unintention
al violations. Judge James H. Hill of
Baraboo is the permit officer. No minor
under IL years of age may be given
employment except, in agricultural
pursuits and casual domestic service,
until a permit has been obtained.
Minor under is cannot be employed
for more than s hours each day, IS
hours per week, or before z in the
morning or later than in the even
ing. Laws governing the work of wom-
en- are also provided
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Mrs. Frank Alton of Los Angeles,
California. has been a guest of Mrs.
William Shale during the past few
days and went to Wonewoc today,
where she will visit with relatives.
At teachers meeting at the high
school last evening, Miss Eva varnelI
gave very interesting report of her
recent trip to Winnetka, Ill, where.
she visited and inspected the public
schools, She was accompanied by
Miss Belle. Potter, both ladies being
teachers in the Second Ward school, .
Tanlac is the result of years of
study, experimentation and research