Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-07-27


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Facts on the automobile hazard ga
thered by the state board of health
will be presented to the next legisla-
ture in hope that some. plan will be
promulgated to reduce these unneces-
sary accidents. The increase of
deaths from accidents of all states
Is strikingly evident, those of Wiscon-
sin mounting from 81 in 1912 to 2O5
in 1921. Absolute figures for Wiscon-
sin are as follows: 1912, 81; 1913. 35;
1914, 46; 1915, So; 1916 rs, 1917. 112:
1918. 1S1; 1919, 1877; 1920, 139, 1921,
2O5.
Speaking of corn which is in ad.
vance of the season. the H. G. Schade
family has been enjoying green corn
of the Golden aBntam variety out Of
their garden for the past week.
The fire department was called
out about one-thirty today to exiting
uish small blaze at the roundhouse.
An engine had been fired up and
sparks set fire to the wooden smoke
stack above it. The fire was exiting.
uished without much difficulty while
a large crowd of spectators gathered
to see the excitement.
Mrs. John Alexander, daughter
Mildred, and son Clinton have gone
to Reedsburg for a visit with Mrs.
Alexander's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Schlueter.
A mosaic bracelet, which was
lost by Miss Stephanie Schultz, was
found by Ben Trussel and returned
to her through an advertisement in
the News lost and found column.
Roger. the little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George PeltOn, has been quite
i'll with pneumonia at the Pelton
home on Fourth avenue, but is now
much improved
Mr.. and Ms. Herbert Schoenamann
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Won
dram and family, Wyoming, Wis, and
Mrs. George PrOnald of Spring Green
visited a. the c. L. and w. S. Cramer
homes yesterday and visited Devils
lake in the afterno on.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Bray have
moved into their new home at 500
Fourth street Since their marriage
in June, they have been residing with
Mr.. Bray's parents Mr. and Mrs. D.
F. Bray, Second street.
The Misses Mary and Margaret
Nash Of Minneapolis visited with
Baraboo friends yesterday, leaving
this morning for Chicago, where they
will make their home in the future
They are the daughters of E. E.
Nash, formerly division; superinten-
dent with headquarters in Baraboo,
and are motoring through to Chi
cago.
H. G.. Schade found a portmanteau
today on Ash street on front of the
residence of Mrs. Martha Marriott.
The bag contained letters, papers
and money. and through the contents.
Mr.. Schade was able to ascertain the
name of the owner and promptly re-
turned the lost property to Mr.. Green,
who is a guest at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. w w Moore.
Mrs. Verge Douglas spent the day
in the North Freedom with relatives.
Her sister, Mrs. Glenn Hanger, and
baby returned to their home in Rock
ford today and Clinton Hanger re-
turned to his home in Chicago ac-
companied by his mother. Mrs. T.
B. Hanger, Of North Freedom. Mrs
Hanger and Clinton Hanger accom-
panied the remains of the latter's
wife to NOrtIs Freedor. for burial
several days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Cahoon and
son Ora have returned from an auto
mobile trip of about six weeks
through the central western part Of
the country. They left here on June
9Th, going by way IF the Yellowstone
trail. At MissOula. Montana, they
visited with their son Lee and family
and their son Ivan, who is attending
there. A trip through Vel
lowstOne park was much enjoyed and
the return trip was made on the Tus-
ca highway and Black and Yellow
trail, They report the crops along
their route in fine condition,
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