Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-04-27
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Bleier Brothers of Chicago have
purchased the Will Britton farm at
the head of Mirror lake and will con-
vert the place into a summer hamlet
for cottagers. There are sixty acres
and about 500 lots will be made of
the land. City Engineer H. z. French
has the task of making the plat.
! Mrs. ]. p. Humphrey has returned
to her home in WATERFOWL. called
| there by the illness of her husband
and daughter. Mrs. Humphrey came
here because of the illness of another
daughter, Mrs. L. B. Trussell, of this
| city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. t. Bates and Mrs.
A. G. Ringing motored to Reedsburg
today to attend the funeral of Joseph
o. DeBarr of this city, which was
held at nine o'clock this morning from
the Sacred Heart church. Mr.. Bates
acted as pallbearer.
| John Battaglia, first violator of the
traffic ordinance relative to cutting
| corners around the silent policemen
in Baraboo, paid fine OF $100 and
costs in the Court of Justice Adolph
andre. The total fine amounted to
| $4.24. Battaglia has. new automo-
bile and evidently forgot that the sill
ent policemen were placed on the
streets for a purpose. Chief Harmed,
| however, logged his memory some
what with the above fine and stated
others will face 'the Judge" in court
| if violations of the traffic ordinance
do not stop.
The Reedsburg fire team had a lit
tie run up Park ST., Monday morn
| ing about ten o'clock. Fire evidently
caused from the chimney started bet
ween the walls az the home of Paul
Sass and after trying TO put it out
with the garden hose they had to
summon help from the city fire COM
pany. The teams were both out on the
streets at work but responded very
quickly and soon were at the scene
With the aid of chemicals, the fire
was ended without much serious da-
mage being done.
Is your appetite jaded? Is your di
! gestion poor? If sc, Tanlac is what
you need. The Fisher Drug Store.
Rev. Richard Rowley is able to be
out again after having been confined
to his home for the past few months.
Rev. Rowley received a broken leg
when he fell on an icy sidewalk in
the early part of February. Although
the aid of crutches is necessary, he
has been able to get downtown
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Stekl enter
| tanned Monday evening in honor Of
the birthday anniversary of their
, daughter-in-la law, Mrs. G.. F.. Stekl.
A delicious six-thirty supper, taste
fully served, was enjoyed by those
present. Music and five hundred pro-
vided entertainment after the tables
were cleared.
/ The Wisconsin Conference Of the
| Evangelical association which was
held last week at Hartford Wis.
came to close Sunday evening. Bis
hop Breyfigel d. d. of Reading, Pa,
presided. The reports showed pro-
gress along all lines, numerically and
financially. A number of young men
were advanced to deacons and elder
orders and eight promising young
men were licensed as preachers on
probation. There was an increase in
membership, and DESPITE the financial
depression the institutions Of the
church were well supported. Rev. F.
w. Schoeller of the local church was
stationed here for another year.
County Treasurer E NJ Doll was
elected as lay delegate TO the gen.
eral conference to be held at Detroit,
Mich. next fall.
Don't let that miserable tired feel
ing become a habit Get rid of it today
by taking Tanlac The Fisher Drug
Store.
Mrs. Paul Miller spent Monday in
Madison, the guest of Mrs. George
Sayles. Mrs. Miller attended the fun
e~al Of Bertram H. Doyon, prominent
citizens Of Madison who was killed
when his car overturned and burned
on the Middleton road. Mr.. Doyon at
one time resided n Ironton.
The Thimble club of the Presbyter-
ian church was entertained by Mrs.
Armor Brown at her home on Birch
street last evening. Mrs. Brown was
assisted by Mrs. Lucy Bassett. Tween
ty-two members and one visitor ans
weTed to roll-call and after a short
business session, several OF the mem
bers were excused to attend the con- |
cert at the Ringing theatre. A social |
evening was spent and dainty refresh |
ments were served by the hostessess.