Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-21
WEDNESDAY
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MelcheT, former Baraboo residents.
The son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Melcher,
Louis Melcher. leaves soon for Sc
vance, Tenn. where he will study
for the ministry in an EpiscOpalian
school and Mr.. and Mrs. Luder went
to Madison to bid him goodbye. Louis
visited here with Mr. and Mrs. Luder
a few weeks ago and he has many
friends ga the city who wish him
success i'm his work.
Miss Hildegarde' Guider has arriv-
ed from IronwoOd, Michigan to take
up her work as supervisor of music
IN the public schools Miss Cuider
served In a like capacity here last
year, beginning her work in the
middle OF the year.
John Harrington apd William T.
Marriott attended the state conclave
of Knight Templars in Eau Claire
last week. going as delegates from
the local lodge. About $500 knights
were present for tie affair and some
of the features were a big parade
and a banquet and ball which were
neld in the auditorium.
Miss AL, = FrUnos daughter Of Nj.
and Mrs Joe Promo left Friday to
enter the Platteville Normal school
for teachers for the coming year. She
was accompanied by her sister. Miss
Ada Promo, and her brother Charles
Promo. The trip vas made by car.
Mrs. Abbie Eastman, Washington,
y. c., is visiting her brother, II. H.
Hubert i'm this city Mrs. Eastman
has been spending. about six weeks
in Wisconsin with friends and rela-
9ives, IN DeltOn she stopped with her
brothers. James and Frank Hubert
and in WestburO she visited Jean
Hubert, another brother.
Mrs j. j. Murphy met with a pain
full accident on Sunday evening when
1he fingers OF one hand were shut in
the door of an automobile. The two
Torefngers were badly smashed, the
latch of the door closing on them.
The injury is exceedingly painful
and although medical aid was sum-
moned immediately, Mrs. Murphy
suffered much distress.
Arthur +. Johnson has returned to
Wyeyille after a visit at the home of
mis- parents Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur T.
Johnson Mr.. Johnson was store
Keeper at the Chicago & Northwest
.ern shops here when the strike be-
gan and was then transferred to
Wyeville.
The will OF the late Thomas B.
Buckley has been filed in county
court and according to its provisions
Mr.. Buckley gives his entire estate to
mis- brother. Arthur N Buckley. T. M.
Mould a nephew, has filed contest
and opposes the admission of the will
70 probate, claiming that undue influ-
ence was used on the deceased at the
time the will was executed and that
he did not have sufficient mental ca
pacity at the time the will was signed.
The matter will be heard before Judge
Hill at future date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Bisch of
Kirkwood are enjoying a visit from
two of Mr.. Bisch's brothers, Joe of
Indiana, and John of California. John
is accompanied by his wife and daugh
ser Cecil It has Jren 81 years since
'thc brothers. Michael and John saw
each other. Before moving west, the
latter resided at Sul Prairie.
Mrs. William RitChie a former
resident OF BarabOo, has returned to
ner home in Chicago after a visit of
several weeks here with her mother,
Mrs. Margaret Pulley. Her daughter
Mildred and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert BohTman. have also been Wis.
iting here and returned to their horne
in Chicago after a weeks visit in
The city.
Harry Feinberg made trip to
Fond du Lac Monday for the purpose
Of purchasing tires and accessories
for his automobile supply shop. He
was accompanied by A Friedman.
VINO was formerly his partner in the
business.
The Earl Battles family exneC'
40 move to BarabOO soon and take
up residence in their on the corner
of Ninth avenue and Summit street.
They have been living on a farm
,taur miles north OF the city and the
farm property is to be sold at auction
on Wednesday, Sept. q.
Herman Hertz, who resides on
what is known as the Charles Gall
farm about four miles south of Able
man. is holding an auction sale OF
his property on Friday, Sept. y, Al
ter the sale the family will come to
BarabOo TO reside.
CHARLES Il ader has purchased q
Fordson tractor from the Philbrick
garage. This is the seventh Fordson
purchased for the Binder farms east
of the city.
Mr. and Mrs IT, s. Mattison of Won
ewoc have been visiting here for a
few DAYS with the formers sister Mrs