Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-04-27

went to North Freedom today to At
tend the funeral of AL. Spaulding. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Spaulding. were
Mr.. and Irs. Verge Douglas and
daughter Dorothy, Mrs. z. Sarrington.
Mrs. Ida Flickner, and Mrs. r. Mash.
The deceased was a nephew of Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas and aged ten years.
He passed away very suddenly, death
being due TO an infection in one OF
his limbs. An operation was perform
ed but proved unsuccessful.
The stomach regulates the condi-
ton of the blood and is the fountain
head of health or disease. Get your
stomach right by taking Tanlac. The
Fisher Drug Store.
The Wisconsin Industrial commits
sion has issued an order that no
building of three or more stories NAV
/ be used for hospital purposes unless il.
is fireproof. The Office of the state
/ fire marshal comes under the above
commission. When it was decided
| by Mrs. Della Ringing and son 10
give the fine residence at the corner
! OF Oak and Tenth streets to the Sis
I ters of st. Mary for a hospital it was
found the building must be APPROX
ed by the state authorities before
being used 70 above purpose. Today
Mr.. Calian from the Office of the fire
| marshal was here to inspect the
building and while viewing the prem
1 Uses was accompanied by John A.
Malone, attorney for Mrs. Ringing,
o. ID. Brandenburg, Madison, and
Geo. Isenberg, the contractor who
| built the house. Mrs. Ringlingis son.
Richard Ringing, who has been in
New York for some days, was ex-
| pected to be present but had not ar
rived. The whole matter will be re-
ferred to the State Industrial COM
mission and no doubt a favorable re-
port will be made. The house is well
built and a little over two stories in
height. The sister superior from st.
Mary's hospital, Madison, a number
OF other sisters. and Father z c.
O'Reilly were also present. The sis
tiers are to decide soon on the formal
acceptance of the building.
! WE HAVE % FABRIC 80 3B
TIRES AND TUBES TAKEN OFF
OF NEW FoRDS AND REPLACED
WITH CORDS THAT WE WILL
SELL SATURDAY, APRIL 29th AT
A 20 PCT. DISCOUNT. HAVE ONLY
RUN FROM FREIGHT HOUSE TO
GARAGE.-PHIL5RIcK GARAGE.
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located at the plant of the American
Refractories company, DEVILS lake,
spent Sunday at Hotel Warren, Bara-
boo. They have been at the plant
but a few weeks, coming here from
Illinois. Their former home was in
western New York. Shipments Of
crushed rock for road work and for
the manufacture of fire brick are be-
ing made, the crusher running con-
stantly. Quarries have been opened
along the south face of the bluff Just
outside Of the state park.
An exciting little coon hunt took
place on Second avenue yesterday
morning about nine o'clock. A large
and decidedly belligerent racoon wan
dered from his natural haunts dur
ing the night and on finding himself
on the populous streets of the city,
took refuge in a tree in front of the
Mortimer Hoover residence. Quite an
audience gathered to view the ami
NAL and finally by shaking the branch
of the tree, Mr.. Coon was induced to
come to earth. Somewhat stunned by
the fall, he was easily captured and
securely wrapped in a blanket and
taken to the Harold Berfley resi-
dence in Lyons, where it is hoped
that he viii some day make playful
pet.
GENTc HATS Special bargains.
Best quality. Be sure also to see the
high grade work pants for $1S5 a pair
Ebert Searles, 522 So.~Center St.
On Monday the members Of the
Heart Of the Hills Walking club Vi
sited the plant of the American Re-
fractories company east of Devils
Lake State Park. The Supt., z. E.,
Ayers, extended every courtesy, from
observing the taking of the 'talus
from the side of the Hill to the loaded
cars Of crushed rock ready for ship
ment. Only the loose rock is being
used at present but the unbroken
bluff will soon be attacked Many gla~
cial boulders are found in the talus.
also some conglomerate. The quart
ute is not uniform in composition but
probably viii be when the bed rock is
reached.
Conan Doyle says they stay mar
ried forever in heaven. Some people
Wnuldn'f call fhaf hcnror,