Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
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Mrs, d, A. Hitchcock Of Long Beach
California spent a week with her sis,
ter, Mrs. Rose Sweet. 49,. !.
Mrs. Charlotte Bowers. of Monrford
spent few, days with her daughter
Mrs. Rose Sweet.
Mrs. C. E.. Price os Wonewoe. spent
a few days with her rlother,~ Mrs.
Rose Sweet.
flames and Audrey Rose Daniels Of
Reedsburgs spent a few !, days with
their grandmother, Mrs. Sweet. 80.
C. A. Briggs Herman and ) Arthur
Wilkinson have gone to Mansion to
attend the. fair 60 -
Anna and Julia Hem of Sank, City
stopped in city for a. short time this
, morning and -jouraeyed on, to Neils-
! vile where they viii visit at the Her
man .Beyer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Holloway returned
to their home in Minong, this state,
after attending the funeral of Mrs.
Frank Holloway, who died recently at
her home in Lyons.
o. ID. Brandenburg came from Mad
ison with those who spoke at the
Lyons political meeting on Friday
night and is spending a few days in
Baraboo and Reedsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Naset and C. d.
Peters have returned TO their home
in WATERFOWL. The men have been re-
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vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bowers and
daughter Marcella from Montford,
spent few days with their aunt and
cousin, Mrs. Rose Sweet and Mrs.
Jessie Hollingsworth.
At the Community Mass meeting
held at Ochsner Park, Friday after
noon, Aug rs, by the women of the
Northwest section of the city it was
decided TO give 500 of the funds to
the Ringing Memorial St Mary's
Hospital and $50 to the first ward
school.
Miss Valera Larson left for Milwau-
kee yesterday afternoon. In Madison
she will be joined by County Super
intendent OF Schools Jesse Martiny
who will accompany her to the Cream
City where they will set up exhibition
for Sank county at the state fair at
that place next week.
Henry Starr is very poorly these
days.
The Warner Memorial road, which
was blockaded between the depot
and where Walnut street joins it, has
been reopened for traffic. This por-
ton of the road was closed in order
that shoulders might be put on but
the work was not finished on &C
count of lack of material When
material arrives the work will be
completed after which the road be-
tween the post Office and the high
bridge will be repaired.
Rev. FIR. Olowsski, pastor of ST.
Josephs church in the absence of Fir.
E. c. O'Reilly, states that FIR. O'Reilly
will be back in Baraboo sometime
next week, according to a letter re-
ceived from him. FIR. O'Reilly has
been on an extended trip to Ireland
and the continent, where he attended
the Passion play. The Baraboo
priest spent most of his visit, how
ever, in Ireland with relatives. In
his letter he stated he was nearly
shot while ia the country of much
strife, when he did not obey a COM
mand to malt quite soon enough to
please a soldier who addressed him.
Manager G. L. Roser of the Al.
Ringing theater has returned from
Milwaukee where he has been max
ing arrangements for the showing of
new pictures at the local play house.
He states that the cost of renting
pictures has followed the upward
trend similar 20 that of other pro-
ducts. Another thing, also unfavor-
able to motion picture owners, If
adopted is the request of motion pic
ture producers that theater owners
agree to show pictures in a series
instead OF selecting individual pic
tues from different producers.