Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31


she will teach school, and Miss Viola
will journey on to her home in Bar
ron. Wis.
Mrs. E. Beery spent the day in
Madison with Miss Lisa Brown. A
brother of Miss Brown, Alonzo Brown
is visiting at the Capital City home.
Mrs. Berry is a cousin of Miss Lisa
Brown and Alcnzo Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Davis of
Cleveland, Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Coates of Logansport, Indiana,
are guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. T. Day in the Leeck Creek
neighborhood. The visitors are rel
atives of the host and hostess.
Mrs. B. ]. Higgins and son Lloyd
and Mrs. w. c. Rodewald and son
Donald returned recently from La
Crosse where they enjoyed several
days visit in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyle Clarke. The trip was made
in the formers car.
NEW BEDS, Wonderful bargains.
Ebert Eearles, 522 South Center ST.
igan, this morning where he will get
one of the new Buick six touring cars
to drive to this city. This car will be
the first of the new six cylinder
Bucks to arrive at the Prothero- Nc
Ginnis auto company. One of the new
four cylinder Buick cars was recently
brought to Baraboo.
Lawrence Johnson. who resides
south of Baraboo was in the city to.
day and states that he has raised
some winter wheat this year as fine
as any he ever saw. This has been
a good year for grain and with the
exception of some smut in oats the
grain crop around here is remarkably
good.
Members Of the Wisconsin Chiro-
practors Assn held a picnic and pro-
gram at the Dells park Sunday after
noon and evening. Many noted speak
ers entertained the crowd attending,
among them were Drs. S. Burich B. A.
d. G. PHI. c. of the Palmer school of
Davenport, Iowa. H. G.. Toogey D. c.
Oshkosh; o. Hotchkiss d. G.. editor of
the Wisconsin Badger, Beaver Dam;
A NJ. Jacobson ID. G. Eau Claire;
James A. Rolf d. c. Appleton; w. E.
Griggs ID. G. Fond du Lac; Z. ]. Por-
ter d. G. Milwaukee; o. w. Written
berg ID. G. Pres. Midwest college of
chiropractic Minneapolis Mimi. DR. NJ
NJ Backes ID. G.. Baraboo acted as
master of ceremonies and also gave
an interesting talk. There were rs
guests representing the neighboring
towns and the states of Indiana Him
oils. Iowa. Michigan, Minnesota and
Missouri. Games music and river
jaunts were furnished for the amuse-
ment of those present. The chiroprac-
TIC slogan Keep Smiling" was
surely in evidence.
Mrs. Alfred Owens and baby re-
turned home Sunday after a weeks
visit in Chicago with her husband,
who is employed there.
The Misses Grace and Gertrude
Clark returned to their home in Rock
ford. Illinois, after visiting relatives
in this city for the past three weeks.
Harvey Howard returned to Mil
waukee this morning after spending
the summer with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Howard, and
other relatives in this vicinity.
z. w. Meyers, Mrs Esther Bohnsack
and two children motored to Reeds
burg Monday to visit with Mrs. All
bert Schall and two children who is
visiting at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, son
Frank and daughter Martha, of Huron
S. D., motored to Baraboo for a
weeks visit with relatives. After
their visit in the South Dakota city
they will go to Cedar Rapids, Iowa
to visit with two sisters of Mrs. Will
son.
WONDERFUL DRESS BARGAINS
Ebert Searles, 522 So. Center St.
n. G. Shirley of Madison came to
BaraboO yesterday in the interest of
the anti-saloOn league, primarily to
assist those candidates who are on
the dry side of the issue. He reports
that the courts are more and more
giving liquor violators their just de-
serts. There are yet individuals who
take chances of making a few dol
lars in illegal traffic but the number
is growing beautifully less.
Frank Moore, who came to BarabOo
with the remains of his brother,
Willis f. Moore, has returned to his
home in Chicago. Willis E. Moore
was born in BarabOO Al years ago and
resided here until he took up his resi-
dence in Chicago. He was a son OF
William Moore, long a Baraboo mer-
chant and who died in Baraboo in the
spring of 1904. Deceased leaves a son
end daughter, the brother who came
to Baraboo with the remains, sister
Mrs. w E. Tabor and mother. Mrs.
Moore will be II next Friday and is
in good health. the son reports.
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