Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-09

: Bureau states that Thomas Adams o
) Baraboo and Maude Crist of Fond d.
Lac have been licensed to marry a
Waukegan. Il
Railroad employees in Baraboo hav,
received word that G. ]. Quigley, su
perintendent of the Ashland division
of the Northwestern road, died IL
Chicago Saturday
ATTENTION
st. Valentines dance Tues, Feb. Il
: Mueller's hall armory, Baraboo. Music
for every living woman, girl, man and
boy in Wisconsin. If you can't walk
Rodwell's 5 piece syncopated orches
ira will make you dance. Everybody
gets valentine at this dance.
E. e. Scoville, who formerly con.
Quoted a restaurant in the city, has
again embarked upon this line of
business. He is located in the Fixing
ton building on Fourth street. The
rooms have been thoroughly re-decor-
ated and make a fine appearance.
! Bert Mcqueen, who injured a foot
very badly while chopping wood re-
Gently was able to return to his home
on Eighth street yesterday. He has
spent the past week at the A. Dixon
home and is able to walk with the aid
of crutches. Three toes were severed
in the accident.
| Harry Page of North Freedom came
today and accompanied his little
daughter Belva to Madison, where she
is receiving treatment for broken
arm. Belva has been visiting in the
city with her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Herritz.
The b. B. club met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Oscar Moreno and Mrs. Ed.
Zuch, at the home OF Mrs. Albert
Koepp, 912 Second street. Two mem
! bers, Mrs. Fred and John LEM. were
absent on account Of illness. The
afternoon passed rapidly and pleasan-
thy and at the appropriate time, de
licious refreshments were served af-
ter which the club adjourned to meet
in two weeks at the home of Mrs.
Farnsworth.
Tanlac makes people. strong, sturdy
and well by toning up the vital or
gans. The Fisher Drug Store.
Sheriff Nietzel, accompanied by
Rodney Caflisch, went to Waukesha
this morning, where the boy was com
mitted to the Industrial school for an
indefinite time. He is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Cafiisch and is aged
ten years. During the past year, he
has been implicated in several mat
ters in Juvenile court and it was final
ly decided that the school would be the
best place for him.
Who can give any information about
Orsemus Hackett who resided at
Baraboo many years ago. His brother
was Lee Hackett who left Baraboo
and went to Des Moines something
like forty years since. w. G Sharp,
Mid-western Utilities Co., 72 West
Adams street, Chicago, was in Bara-
boo this week and says that Mrs.
Sharp would like to obtain further in
formation concerning the family. Her
father was Lee Hackett and thinks
there are descendants Of Orsemus
Hackett in this vicinity.
Attorney George Bouchard, who
has been affiliated with the firm of
Grotophorst & Quale, is moving to
Milwaukee where he will be associat-
ed with a Milwaukee law firm. Mrs.
Bouchard and baby left on Saturday
The family mas resided here for the
past five months, making their home
on Second street.
Why drag around feeling half sick
and no account all the time when you
can get Tanlac? The Fisher Drug
Store.
Attorney G.. E. Drake of Minnea-
polls is in the city Oh business. Mr..
Drake the attorney for the late Mrs.
Sarah E. Kirk, whose will is to come
before the court during the February
term.
The visitor now lives at Des PLANES,
Illinois, and has been guest at the
J. B. Doherty home in North Free
dom the past few days.
Maurice Hayes, a former resident
of Westfeld, was in Baraboo today.
Pearl Kline, daughter Of Mrs. Joe
Mullen, was taken to the Industrial
School for Girls at Milwaukee, to-
day. She was accompanied by a
county deputy and wife. The father
is in the county Jail awaiting trial
on the charge of non-support of sew
eral children.
The condition of Mrs. Otto Arndt
is somewhat improved today. She is
suffering from what appears to be
stroke of paralysis A physician from
the U. w. clinic was here recently
and attended her.
The task of paving the relocated
road between Reedsburg and LaValie
will not be completed until about
March T. The road will then be open
for travel The surfacing material