Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-21
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Mrs. Verne Harding and children
have returned from ten days visit
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Jennie Peck and Mrs. z. G.
Marriott have gone to Huron, S. D.,
for a visit with Mrs. Pecks daughter
Cora, who is Mrs. Carl Lampe.
Miss Elizabeth Lamereaux of Beach
Bluff, Mass, is spending some time
visiting with relatives in Baraboo
and vicinity.
What will stor my hair falling
out?" Partisan Sage. 1t will make
the hair thick and glossy and prevent
dandruff." says TIE Fisher Drug
Store, who sell it under guarantee
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Werlich enter
tanned at dinner, Thursday. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Mould of Madison, E. S.
Erswell of Ontario, California, and
Phil Gibbons of this city.
DR.. Paul Miller returned his string
of fine saddle hOrs es to the city yes
terday from Kilbourn where they
have been in charge of oliver Low
man during the tourist season. They
were one of the principal attractions
of the resort and were greatly ad-
mired.
Miss Olga, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Cyan, left today for the school
which she will teach during the COM
ing year, the Sank Prairie school,
which is about three miles from
Prairie du Sac Miss Cyan graduated
from the Sank County Training
school this spring.
Mrs. w. F. Helm and baby left to
day for st. Louis after a visit of two
weeks here with Mr.. Helms parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Helm. Mr.. and
in Wheeling. West Virginia, and have
recently moved to st Louis and will
make their home there in the future.
The many friends of Mrs. ID. A.
Oschner. sister of Louis and Emil
Werlich of this city, will be sorry TO
learn that she is not as well and that
it was necessary for to return to the
hospital for further treatment. She
has been in Chicago for the past six
weeks.
Miss Melvina Reichard of Huron,
S. d. has been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rollin Johnston at their home in
Briggsyille. Miss Reichard left this
morning for WOnewoc, where she vii.
visit with her sister, Mrs. Otto Stehr.
Mrs. AL Ringing has moved into
her recently purchased residence, the
old Maokey house on Ash street.
Mrs. Ringing sold the Morris hotel,
which she conducted at Mirror Lake,
several months ago but has been llv-
ing there umil the clC Sc OF the sea-
son.
DR.. Leonard Sprecher has been
sending a few days in the city with
his mother, Mrs. ]. P. Sprecher, and
other relatives. Dr. Sprecher has
completed a chircpractic course in
the Palmer school at Davenport, Ia.
and expects to locate in this vicinity,
probably in Elroy or Hillsboro.
Mrs. Arville Vietch received word
this morning from her husband. who
was called on Monday to Augustvlile'
s. d.. by the serious illness OF his
father. William Vietch. The message
stated that although Mr.. Vietch is
better. he IS still n a serious condl-
ten AID is blind. Mrs. Verge Douglas,
daughter OF William Vietch, accom-
panied her brother to their father
bedside.
J. w. Troy, chief clerk in the as
sistant superintendents office or the
C. & n. W. railroad at Baraboo mas
been promoted to the position OF
travelling claim agent with headquar-
ters at Chicago Troy has been
faithful employee &C the Northwestern
for the past seven years and is de-
serving of the recognition. HIS sue
cessor has not as yet been chosen
E. Erswell left this morning on
the early train for his home at Ontar-
10. California, after spending TWO
weeks here with friends and relatives.
Mr.. ErsWell was for many years III
the furniture and undertaking DUST
ness here. He was at one time mem
Der of the firm of Melzl and McGanh
and later operated the store no"
owned by Scheible and Dyrud on
Third avenue
Mrs. Elliott Thomas and little
daughter returned to their home IN
Rockford today, accompanied by MRS.
Thomas mother, Mrs. w. w. Morse.
Mrs. Thomas has spent the past sew
eral months here with her parents.
She will be remembered as Miss