Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-11-16
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Clark Holt, Baraboo, was arrested
Saturday evening on the charge Of
driving an automobile without lights.
Before Judge Adolph andre Holt was
fined one dollar and costs amounting
to $424.
Mrs. Edna Linser of GAINESVILLE
spent the weekend here with her
sister, Mrs Marie Harvey. Mrs Har-
vey and two children returned to jan
esville with Mrs. Linser today and
will visit at her home there.
Nine young men of the vicinity of
Sparta paid court costs of SIC for des-
tructive Halloween pranks and had to
put all buildings in good condition and
restore all missing articles TO their
proper places. That's the sort of medi-
cine that works wonders in a rural
mmunity.-Kendal Keystone.
Rollo Schneider and Oliver Clement
hunted ducks in the vicinity of Plum
mer's slough on the Wisconsin river
yesterday. They report that hundreds
of birds passed over the river yester-
day but on account of the scarcity of
food, they do not alight but make a
direct flight for the north.
Miss Edith Tinkham attended the
wedding of her brother, Everett TiGk-
ham, to Miss Clara Steinke in Mil
waukee on Saturday. Mr.. Tinkham is
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Tink-
nam of Baraboo and is a senior stu
dent in Marquette dental college. His
bride is a Baraboo girl, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Steinke, who
reside just outside the city. Both
Young people are graduates of the
Baraboo High schoel and have many
friends here who viii be interested
10 learn of their marriage.
GENTS HATS AND NEW SHOES.
Bargains. Searles 522 So. Center st.
The Julius Hoppe clothing store in
Kilbourn is being moved to the new
location next door to Borcher & Toll
laksens grocery in the Dells city. The
building has been greatly enlarged
and remodeled completely and per-
fectly adapted to the business of an
up to date clothing store. 1t is plan
ned TO make this equal to any in this
section, carrying a large line Of mems
goods, and sufficient for any demand
that can be made on a complete cloth
ing establishment-Ki Events.
Mr. and Mrs Vaughn Gibbons and
little daughter Betty Jean of Milwau-
kee are spending several days in the
city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Hattie. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons
formerly resided here and Mrs. Glib
bons will be remembered as Helen
Fillhouer.
The first services of the Baraboo
Mission of the Wesleyan Methodist
church in the new location were held
on Sunday. The society has taken
over the Methodist church property on
the south side and services will be
held there in the future. The Rev. S.
s. Hotchkiss is pastor and the usual
services are held in Fairfield in the
morning, with preaching services at
the Baraboo church in the afternoon,
followed by Sunday school.
Constance Talmadge n "The Print
tive Lover" at the Al Ringing The
alter furnishes an evening of real
entertainment. The plot Of the story
is the remaking of a caveman into
a perfect lover and the play portrays
the humorous side of domestic bliss
throughout. The picture drew large
crowd last night and is presented
again tonight. In addition to THE
Primitive Lover" bonneville Dan
Mason is seen in a new Plum Center
comedy. 1.-THE Fire Fighter" and
Pathe News is shown.
The closing day of the sale at the
Berg drygoods store was one of the
most largely attended The chief at
traction was an assortment Of
wrapped boxes at twenty-five cents
each. the purchaser not knowing
what the package might contain. The
crowd was so great that ii was necess-
or,v m open the door at the rear and