Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-04-20
MONDAY
K o o G O O o o O o X

from h0ckt0rd, where she mas spent
the past several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs Elliot Thomas. She
was accompanied by her little grand
son, William Morse, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William ID. Morse, Lynn Ave.
The Ladies Aid society OF the
South Side church were recently en-
tertained at the home Of Mrs. Will
lam Smith. Seventeen members and
two visitors were present. Mrs.
Martha Johnston gave a very inter-
esting talk on the mission school at
Los Angeles, which she recently Wis
tied Several short readings were Civ
en-. There was an apron shower for
the benefit of the bazaar (and a
picnic supper was served. The next
meeting will take place in two weeks
at the home OF Mrs. Anna Wood,
Walnut street.
Tanlac is the peoples medicine
and the people themselves have made
il what it is. The Fisher Drug Store.
Miss Caroline HoIah has returned
to KeTosha after her Easter vaca-
ton at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holah. Miss
Holah is a teacher of Latin in the
Kenosha schools.
Mrs ]. Fitzsimmons of Merrimack
came here on Saturday and accom-
panied her daughterln-law, Mrs. J.
L. Fitzsimmons. and three children
to their home in Merrimack yestar-
day. The latter have spent several
weeks in the city at the home of Mrs.
Fitzsimmons parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Dwyer
Miss Ida Marquardt has returned
to Milwaukee, where she teaches in
the public schools. after spending the
Easter vacation here with her moth
er, Mrs. A. Marquardt, south of the
city.
On Saturday II Fl. Hubert began
his spring delivery of nursery stock,
Prairie du Sac being the first sta
ton. He reports no credit was ask
ed, that all the puEhasers either
had the cash or wrote a check. This
is an excellent indication that nor
NAL times are about at hand.
Benedictions were showered upon
the weather man on Easter Sunday
All nature wore a smile that the bit
ter wind was gone and the bright
skies lured the latest creations Of
fashion into the open. AS the bells
pealed their Easter tones the mea-
dOws shouted the coming OF the
green. Spring beauties Jon sunny
slopes were open for the occasion
and budding branches everywhere
foretOld a verdant world.
Frank Dryer OF GAINESVILLE is
spending a few days in Baraboo with
his mother Mrs. Theresa Dryer.
The young man reports a business
slump in the above city. Many of the
factories there are closed at present.
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Ayers have
gone to Chicago to accompany their
grandmother Mrs, L. J. Ames, to
her home here with her daughter.
Mrs. Carl Miller. Mrs. Amek has
spent the past winter at Fort Morgan
Colorado.
James Fleming has returned to
BarabOo from an extended trip in
the west. Mr. Fleming visited parts
in Minnesota on the way out and
also stopped I'm Washington. The OBJ
Ject Of the trip was property inter
esF in BOzeman, Montana, where
Mr. Fleming spent most of the time.
The residence of II. J. Yoss, PIG
Seventh street. was the scene of a
small blaze this morning. The fire
was speedily eXtiNguished by the
local fire department upon it's arrival.
Chemicals were the only weapons
needed to fight the fire. The blaze
started from the chimney and very
little damage was done.
A. r. Rehberg of ~-)mah has taken
over the interests of Keith and Hol-
loway in the Gem theater. Mr.. Reh-
berg has had considerable exper-
fence along this line, especially in
the carnival business. Messrs. Keith
and Holloway have no Immediate
plans but later they will probably
NPNh lhSii iOdu SHOWS ln Wisconsin.
Many Baraboo people motored to
Sank City. Ktlbourn and Portage
yesterday to see the high water. The
kilbourn and Portage roads are again
passable although the flooded Sec
tons are still decidedly muddy. It
is quite sight to see the rushing
water which at Kilbourn can be
heard for quite a distance from the
river.
George Hin has returned TO the
University of Wisconsin after after
spending Easter with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Hill, 1909
Ash street. The young man return
ed earlier than the other students
on account of preparing an electrical
exhibit for the engineers Before
coming to Baraboo for his vacation
he gave an Vlastrpted lecture ION
the Prairie du Sac hydro electric
plant before about 40 students.