Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-01-19
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Mrs. Minnie Crawford has receiv-
ed a card from Mrs. F. A Nehs, who
lis spending the winter in St Peters
burg, Florida, telling of the safe ar
rival Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson
and T. w. English and daughters
in st. Petersburg on Saturday. Mrs.
Nehs also speaks Of hearing the Rev.
Lyon, well-known here, having at
one time conducted evangelistic meet
ings in this city. Next Sunday he
is to open series of meetings in
Rhode Island.
About forty young people from the
Christian Endeavor Of the Baptist
church enjoyed sleigh-ride to North
Freedom last evening where they at
tended the evangelistic meeting. The
Rev. III. H. Savage of the Baraboo
Baptist church is conducting meet
ings at the North Freedom German
Baptist church for the ensuing three
weeks. After the evenings service, "a
social time was enjoyed in the church
parlors and an oyster supper served.
In spite of the GOODNESS of the night
the trip was much enjoyed by the
young people and all felt that happy
| and profitable evening had been spent
| Thousands Of thin, frail men and
women have reported an astonishing
and rapid increase in weight as
! result Of taking Tanlac The Fisher.
Drug Store.
| Mrs. w. S. Hyer is visiting in Ell
roy with her son, Roy and wife, and
making the acquaintance of her new
grandchild, the baby born to Mr.. and
! Mrs. Hyer on New Years day. -
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B, Trimpey return
ed from Chicago last evening. Mrs.
| Trimpey has been visiting in Bristol,
| Indiana, and in Chicago with friends
| for several days and Mr. Trimpey has
been in Chicago on business and
! pleasure trip.
Miss Magdelene barrow of Reeds
burg spent short time here yester-
day before going to Prairie du Sac
where she will be employed.
=, The Woodman circle surprised their
head guardian John Bum on Mon
day evening at his home on Tenth
avenue. An enjoyable time was had
playing five hundred after which re-
freshments were served.
Ryan Brothers of Blanchardville,
stock buyers and shippers, were in
Baraboo Wednesday and report there
is not much activity in the stock
market. Blanchardville is one of the
centers of cheese produl tion and
since this product is low the depres-
sion is great on the milk industry.
The peak during the war was almost
$500 per 100 pounds for milk and
the price now is only about $1.50
per 100 pounds. Ryan Brothers state
the farmers of Iowa are buying COWS
and expect to launch in the dairy bus
mess. Iowa has largely depended on
corn and that staple has reached
such a low ebb that it is used for
fuel in certain sections. Ryans have
shipped several cars Of cows to Mexi
CO by express, the transportation
amounting to about $1,000 on each
car. This part of Wisconsin is one
$ of the most prosperous rural regions
in the Mississippi valley, the Ryans
state. They have paid out about
100000 for COWS at Baraboo, dairy
men elsewhere pouring their money
into this vicinity for them. Although
many may not fully realize the ad-
vantages of the Baraboo region. it
is one of the best in the whole coun-
try, nevertheless.
The Misses Mildred and Catherine
on Tuesday and in company with six
Baraboo people walked to Devils lake
where dinner was had in one Of the
cottages. The walking is only fair.
Plenty of deer tracks were seen but
no deer.
Mrs. Francis Shale has returned to
her home in Watertown, S. d. after a
short visit here with her sister-inlaw
Mrs William Shale and other rela-
tives. Mrs. Shale stopped over
here on her way from Kalamazoo,
Michigan, where she has been visit
isg with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Holloway
have gone out on the road again after
spending. several months with the
! formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Frank Holloway of Lyons. The Hol-
1oways expect to be gone for a few
months, Showing in various parts OF
the. state. - ..'sF- So -
On Thursday while hauling ice
Howard Palmer. River Dale farm,
town of Greenfield, accidentally broke