Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-04-06

their machine accidentally struck a
buggy in which two persons were rid
ing. A lady was thrown out and some
what injured about the head She
was taken to her home at 319 Park
street, in car from the Mueller gar
age. The buggy was not damaged,
neither was the car.
Proof of ,the pudding is in the
eating thereof. Thousands praise Tan
lac. So will you. The Fisher Drug
Store.
Floyd Carpenter and S. e. Wake
field are operating the warehouse
managed by the late l.. d. Burtch for
the Charles Murphy company. Mr..
Wakefield has been for some years
with the Deppe- Carpenter Lumber
company, having charge of the yard
on Water street. Carpenter & Wake
field handle Ardee flour, Atlas cement,
potatoes and other articles.
Mrs. Emily Jesse Schultz, wife of
Ex-Sheriff Fred L. Schultz, died re-
Gently at the family home, 514 Cass
street, Portage, following a short i'll
ness. Besides her husband and four
children she leaves her father, Charl-
ton ]. Loomis, Two brothers, Rodney
c. Loomis of Portage, and Gerald
Loomis of Milwaukee and one sister,
Mrs. Frank E. Moran of Washington,
ID. c. She was born February %,
1887, and reared in Portage where she
was graduated from the Portage high
school in 1905. She later attended
Carroll College at Waukesha.
The building on Fourth street form
erly occupied by the Gotschall cleo
trical shop and recently purchased
by Felix Odehnal, proprietor of the
Baraboo System Bakery, is undergo
ing improvements. The bakery which
is now located three doors west of the
building will be moved into the new
location about April 10, when the
improvements are completed. Harry
Apostle, proprietor of the Shoe shine
parlor, will move into the building va
Gated by the bakery
If you feel tired, worn out, nervous
and all unstrung, take Tanlac. 1t
will straighten you out. The Fisher
Drug Store. -
The following offices we install
ed Monday evening at the regular
meeting of the Baraboo lodge of Elks:
". r. Harding, exalted ruler; E. A.
Isenberg, esteemed leading knight;
Paul Stewart, esteemed loyal knight;
III. K. Page, esteemed occurring
knight, Peter Lauer, tiler; George
Isenberg, trustee for three years. Elk
allied ruler Harding appointed the fol-
lowing for the year after he was
placed in the chair: DR.. c.. f. Stekl,
esquire; L. ]. Pierson, chaplin; inner
guard. NJ. c. Lewis, d. j. Robert, or
ganist. The following committees
were appointed: house committee, w.
z. Rowland, chairman, E. S. John
son and II. o. Terwiliger, members;
visiting committee: Mayor Adolph An
dro, chairman, James McGuan and
Peter Lauer members, entertainment
committee, L. p. Gerou, chairman, L.
J. Pierson, H. X. Page, Ben Jones.
Z. d. Marriott, members, auditing com
mittee, W. E. Rowland, George Isen-
berg and l.. S. Van OrdeR-
An enthusiastic bunch of baseball
fans met at the Public Library one
evening recently in Eiroy for the pur-
pose of organizing for the coming
baseball season. Lee Corrigan was
elected president and managerI f.
w. -Flatow, secretary. and VIM Leist,
treasurer. Tom Carpenter and F.
w. Flatow were appointed to secure
the axle grease to start the wheels
spinning. and it was voted to use an
all home team this year as far as
practical.
Tanlac overcomes rheumatism by
toning up and invigorating the vital
organs, thereby enabling them 10
eliminate poisons from the system.
The Fisher Drug Store.
james Clear, a longtime resident
of Portage passed away recently at
Wyocena. He was for many years
government employee in charge of the
Wisconsin river and Fort Winnebago
canal locks and wan esteemed by
every boatman for his kindly consid
Grafton and attention to those with
whom he came in contact in his pub
lie capacity. The remains were
brought to Portage and taken to the
home Of his niece Mrs. William Jes-
sup.