Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-09
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A severe storm struck Eau Claire,
| Wisconsin, Wednesday, and many
| trains were stalled. An employee of
the railroad states the passenger
trains were blocked into a space of
about ten miles. One of the greatest
falls of snow came down ever known
in the history of that region.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Steh have return
ed from visit to the automobile
show in Milwaukee
Mrs. H. E. Paddock of La Vale and
Mrs. w. S. Hake Of Elroy spent We'd
nesday at the home Of the formers
daughter, Mrs Harry Butterield.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs J. + Cox, a
son recently, Mr.. and Mrs. Cox have
been making their home in Chicago
but at present are staying in the city
at the home Of Mrs. Cox's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs /. Parks.
Leon Brown, who has spent the
past several weeks in the city with
his mother, Mrs George Brown, has
gone to Shonie, Oklahoma, where he
will visit with his brother Claude.
| Erwin Bohnsack of this city, who
has been i'll, remains about the same
Mr.. Bohnsack recently received flow
ers from the South Side Ladies Aid,
the Ladies Aid OF the Lutheran
church and William Alvin and states
he appreciates their kindness very
| much. 2s@ u
| r. Houser and son of Lena, ILL.,, have
| rented the elephant house of Ring
ling Bros. on Water street and will
conduct a wholesale house In eggs
| and poultry there. G. NJ King is in
Baraboo now and will have charge of
the local branch. y 25s- 1~
| Wisconsin was the fourth state in
the union in amount of permanent
highway built during the season Of
1925 Pennsylvania was first with
$40 niles illinois SECOND with Az
miles, New York third with 347 miles
and WISCONSIN close fourth with $40
| niles I'll "a - 80
l %~Ou6 pGTSOu WIS SFC1y
live minutes in auto accidents during
1921. The total for the year prob
ably was as high as $4,000 ~ This is
the estimate by the national safety
council Considerable toll for careless
ness which is just another word for
: recklessness! For practically every
auto accident is preventable.' Paste
that On your windshield, if inclined to
take chances. = s@<. - sas'. ''.Fs''s,
The adverse examination OF Lueius
MeGflvra, town of Baraboo was held
this morning before Justice H. Es Hal.
| sted. Herman Schmidt was the COM
planning witness McGifvra is charg-
ed with alternating the affections OF
| Schmidt's wife. McGi1vra's wife
and Schraidt's wife are sisters.
Schmidt is sueing for 5000 damages: !.
! 1.-THE horses on one Of the milk
wagons belonging to the Gem City
Dairy became frightened at a car
/ this morning about eight o'clock and
= made a wild dash up Fourth street in,
| the: vicinity of the city hall. Il The
| driver of the vehicle, Glen Porter, was
not in the wagon at the time: The
horses became frightened at the same
automobile yesterday but were kept
underscontrol. The wagon tipped over
and was dragged for some distance,
| leaving atraiI of broken bottles and
/ milk in its woke. Some hundred
i quarts OF milk and bottles were lost
and the damage to the wagon is
large. The accident interfered con-
siderably with the morning milk de-
liveries but after about two hours
delay, the carrier was back on the
job again.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Warren l..
Fish, at Dubuque, Iowa, baby girl
who died shortly after her birth.
According to a report from the
Yards News Bureau, Joseph F. Clos
sey, Reedsburg and Maybelle Adams,
Milwaukee received marriage Ii
cense at Waukegan, Ill.
Elvin Kidder from White Bear,
Mimi, visited Mr.. and Mrs, Asa
Shuts at their home and other friends
in Baraboo. Several years ago he was
resident of Delton. -.
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