Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-05-11

at the Jerry and VIII aCramer homes
in the city.
WANTED Furniture, rugs, cloth
ing. shoes. Ebert Searles. Phone 277
w.
Miss Elsbeth Thuerer daughter of
Or. and Mrs c. l.. Thuerer exhibited
rare presence Of mind when she turn
ed the Buick sedan of DR.. Thuerer
into the fence at the bend in the road
between Baraboo and Lyons in order
to avoid hitting a milk wagon, which
was stopped by the roadside. Miss
Thuerer has lately learned to run
the car and in company with her
teacher was driving around the bend
when several cars approached. A
milk wagon standing by the roadside
made the passage too narrow for the
cars TO pass and Miss Thuerer turn
ed into the guard fence at the right
of the road. The fence prevented the
car from going over the embankment
at the side of the road although one
OF the large posts was pulled out and
the car was tipped at decided angle.
Employees of the West BarabOo gar
age righted the automobile which re-
ceived no further damage than a
broken bumper.
John Manning, aged 20 years plead
guilty before Judge James FL. Hill this
morning and was sentenced to two
years at Green Bay. Among other Of
lenses, the youth was charged with
breaking into the summer cottage OF
Harry w Page at Mirror Lake. Ac.
cording to reports, he had made use
Of the cottage freely during the win
ter, although nothing Of any great
value was missing. Manning has
spent the past several days with
Sheriff Neitzel, awaiting a hearing
He resided with his parents il the
vicinity OF Delton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian Bauble % accom-
lucky farmer, said he could beat his
hands shucking corn after yakinA
Tanlac. The Fisher Drug Store.
Mrs. J. E. English returned last
night from her winters sOiourn in
California. Mrs. English spent sew
eral months in Live Oaks with heI
son John and family, leaving there q
month ago. She made numerous
visits on her way home, and stopping
off at San Diego, visited with Rev. G
L. Goddard and family. Rev. Goddard
was formerly pastor of the Co1grega
tional church in Baraboo and during
their stay here, the family made
many. friends. In San Diego. Mrs
English also visited With Miss Grace
futile. who taught in the ThirC
ward sof the Baraboo schools 70
many years and who has made Cali
fornia her home during the past win
ter. Mrs. English spent Easter il
San Rafael with Miss Mary Ruggles
another former Baraboo resident
and reports all of the BaraboO friend
IN good health and enjoying tn
pleasant iclimate of California.
Miss Carol L. Martin. representing
the Central Council for Nursing Edu
cation. with headquarters in Chicago
was in the city on business today
Miss Martin spoke TO the girls OF IN
high school this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Crsmey an
daughter Margaret and Otto Crane
returned this afternoon from 81
Petersburg. Florida. where they hav
spent the past winter.
Roy Trussell, the two year old SO
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Trusseli, Will
playing in the hay NOW at thei
home last Sunday. fell through tn
, hay chute, striking his head and ,'cT
dering him unconscious for q snOr
: time. The little fellow is slowly r.
gaining his strength after his W
pleasant experience.
All trucks driven over WiscOnsi
: highways are required To have plaiI
!. ly marked on the side the weight c
: the car and its contents. accordin
} to a new ruling. Any person wh
: drives truck without such inform;
: ton in view. faces prosecution an
: fine OF from $40 to SIS, the attorne
! general has informed Elmer s. Hal
= secretary Of state. in an opinion.
) Mrs Emery Rogers and two sons {
: Marion. Wis. are spending a fe'
: weeks in the city with Mrs. Roger
; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
7 Gropp. TENTH avenue. Mrs. Roger
:. viii be. remembered as Miss Ma
Crop. ...
a !, serg. Rollin B. Curtis arrived tn
|, afternoon for a short visit wi
Baraooo relatives and friends befol