Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-16
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TUESDAY
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her home in North Freedom after at
| tending the funerals of Frank Link
! and l. H. Toles, to whom she was re-
| lated.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ben
| der, son on Sunday morning.
An adverse hearing was held this
morning before court commissioner H.
| PENDANT in the action and Mrs Mary
Smith is the plaintiff McGilvra is
charged with assaulting Mrs. Smith.
Both reside on the road to Devils
lake. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. McGilvra,
/, wife of the defendant are sisters. The
husband of the plaintiff also is suing
McGilvra on the charge of aliena-
tions of affection. The cases will APP
pear in circuit court.
The pupils Of the annex school
i pages called 1.-THE Annex Booster"
Brief articles, jokes, poetry, news
notes, and advertisements fill the
pages. The staff consists of Harry
! Haycock, Edna Rau, Vaughn Con-
way, Ruth Dyrud and Kenneth Web
er; the class reports are Marcella
Miller, Robert Rohn, Richard Moog,
Richard Fosnot, and Velma Kruger.
! The teachers in the annex are Miss
| Gina Johnson, Miss Marjorie Barra-
! ger, Mrs. Harriet Andrews, Miss Es-
| telle Sayles and Viola Barrager. The
contributions, in fact the entire eff
! fort, is very credible.
Mrs. L. H. Palmer has sold her re-
sidence at 21O Second avenue to Ro-
| bert Koenig who has resided in the
Kirkwood neighborhood for many
years. Mr.. Koenig will add a furnace
and make other improvements before
| the family moves to Baraboo. Mrs.
| Palmer is making her home with her
| son and family on the old homestead
in Greenfield. The house just sold
was purchased few years ago from
Mrs. D. L. Montgomery.
Get rid of that indigestion, stom-
ach trouble and nervousness, build
up your system and regain that lost
weight. Take Tanlac.- The Fisher
Drug Store.
Miss Sadie Pierce of LaValle, sis
| ter of Walter Pierce, residing a few
miles south of Baraboo has gone to
Kansas where she will remain some
| time with sister who is i'll.
The postoffice department has issu-
ed circular letter asking rural pat
rons to see that boxes conform to the
regulations, that roads be passable,
that approaches to boxes be clear and
be provided with stamps for all out
| going mail.
The John Mccain family in a seven
passenger car, enjoyed ride over
Devils lake on the ice Sunday. They
drove from the north end of the lake
| to their cottage at the south end
and found that the ice made a fine
road-bed.
Mr. and Mrs D. G. Justus have gone
! to their new home in Milwaukee after
spending a few weeks in the city with
the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs, M.
Mather on Second street Mr.. and
|
in Milwaukee and have been spending
a part of their honeymoon here.
Two public auditors, Mr.. Merrill and
Mrs Weinkauf, from the Wisconsin
tax commission are in the city, audit
| ing the county books. This was quite
a task last year, requiring about nine
! ty days. since the books had not been
audited for two years. At November
session of the County Board it was
voted to have this done yearly.
The North Freedom Poland China
association met at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Egerer on Friday
evening, February 10. There were %
present. After short business meet
ing was held the rest of the evening
was spent visiting. At late hour de-
licious refreshments were served. A
new refreshment committee was ap-
pointed for the next meeting which
will be held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Quandt the last Friday
in April.
If you are all run down, weak and
nervous anu l00l Out Vi SUI 10 Will
everything and everybody get back
in line by taking Tanlac. The Fisher
Drug Store.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schlender Of
Greenfield opened their home for a
social Dance in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo Kern. A large number of per-
sonal friends gathered and tripped
the happy hours away. A fine supper
was enjoyed and the guests took their
departure, leaving gifts and good
wishes to the friends who will soon
go to their new home at Fox Lake.
Former Assemblynlan Wilbur Ca
boon was in Baraboo Monday and re-
ports he will hold an auction on Feb
ruary Is. He has rented his farm on
Skillet Creek to the Frank Herfort
Canning company but the family will
continue to reside on the place.
Two of the sons are in Montana and