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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-17

out about eleven-thirty this morning
to extinguish small blaze at the
Frank Welk residence on Grove
street. A small kerosene stoTa was
left burning with the flame too high.
When Mrs. Welk returned from a
neighbors, she found the woodwork
In the vicinity of the stove on fire
but the blaze vas put out with little
difficulty aRd the damage done was
slight.
Friends In Baraboo have received
cards announcing the birth OF a
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Percy I'm
derwood OF Egix. III. Mrs. Underwood
will be remembered as Miss leila
Cooper daughter of County Clerk and
Mrs. F. A. Cooper. She is graduate
of the Baraboo high school.
Visitors from Baraboo at the joe
eph Schreiner home In PLANE on
Sunday were the Misses Alice Spring
or. Theresa Dischler, and Edith
Schreiner, Roman SchIeiner. Walter
Aron Lester Springer and Roy Graz
mes.
Mrs. Lucy Cord and daughter Helen
of Tomah were weekend guests at
the home of Mrs. Cords sisters, Mrs.
Daisy Long and Miss Grace Ellis.
Miss Ellis, Miss Mary Mildred Long,
Msr. Cord and dauhgter motored to
Milwaukee, ON business today.
Many Baraboo people motored to
Prairei du Sac Sunday to visit the
camp of the cavalry from Madison,
who stopped there yesterday en-
route from Camp Douglas, where
where they have spent several weeks
to their homes. The troops arrived
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-17

VIM. Paepke. Henry Meng, Martin
Bernhard, Joseph Cooper, Marion
Farris, John Leykauf, John Talbot
Gustav Redel and Frank Hahn. There
was a continual hum of cars passing
Sunday to and from the scene of the
tragedy and crowds go every day to
view the gruesome sights and carry
away souvinirs. We cannot help think
how badly the dead would feel could
they know all this.
Marion Farris received word last
week that his brother VIM. of Spring
Green had gone to a Milwaukee hpspi-
tai for treatment and possibly an OPP
Grafton. Mr.. Farris has been a great
sufferer for years from asthema and
now complications of a very serious
nature have set in.
Kenneth Nelson son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Nelson of Badger Valley is al
so in a hospital for an operation for
some trouble in his head and nose. .
Mrs. Samual Darlington of Prairie
du Sac spent several days of last
week at the home of her son Robert
and family. Mrs. Darlington very much
enjoyed a fishing trip when at Cas-
sell.
The CT Farris and Peeve families
spent Sunday in Madison.
Miss Helen Brown of Whitewater
spent last week with her friend Miss
Lena Darlington. Miss Brown made
many friends while here.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-17
LOCAL PASTOR HOLDS
SERVICES In FAIRFIELD

Rev. H. III. Savage of Baraboo
breaches each week at the town hall
at 3 o'clock following the Sunday
school which conveAes at o'clock.
All are cordially welcome to both
services.
Mrs. +. A. Webster returned hons
Wednesday evening from Reedsburg
after a weeks stay with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louis Wagner aai family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roilo Cobleigh made
a trip to La Crosse and iAto Mime.
sofa recently which they very much
enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gunther and
daughter Doris, also Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Stigman of Rockford, ILL.,,
visited relatives here last Thursday
and Friday.
rhe meeting of the Willing Work
ers with Mrs Roiia Webster last
Thursday afternoon was largely at
tended and a very enjoyable time
had by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Battles have sold
their farm to Otto Bates of Baraboo
who expects to take possession in
October.
Mr. and Mrs. Battles will make
their home in Baraboo for the pres
ent.
Threshing seems to be the order Of
tina day. 3 Machines are working
within miles of each other at the
present writing.
Earl Battles and wife spent the
evening at the George Ingham home
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Harrison of Ha-
eel, South Dakota. are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Har-
rison, Sr, also their brothers famil-
les. They will remain until after the
fai;.
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SOUIn FAIRFIELD

Mrs. Harry Lightfeld and children
and Mrs. Frank Schenke and child
rem of Burlington visited at the
Ralph Plummer home from Thursday
until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kurl,le and child
rem of Adams arrived Saturday for 4
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. RO-
bert Malloy.
There will be no services in thu
A. C. church until September 3rd as
the pastor, Rev. z. o. Coontz has
gone to Aurora, ILL.,, to attend camp
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryal Plummer and
children visited at Ralph Plummers
Sunday.
Oscar Schultz and two sons visit
ed at Lime Ridge August 5th to 9Th.
Herb. Thomas is the proud posses
sor of a new Dodge car.
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one killed
Young Ringing is always ready to
take a chance on the water. but from
childhood he's been bit leary of the
animals in his fathers circus. he was
the only youngster in his reigb5or-
hood who couldn't stand on his head
pink lemonade always made him ILL.,
and he wouldn't walk the back fence,
much less a tight rope.
But now" he said recently, i have
something that makes even the cir
Gus stars catch Their breath and ask
Tor life preserver," and the speedOm-
ster shot up ten POINTS as the pas
sengers swallowed their tOnsils and
looked imploringly at the clock in the
Wrigley tower
Opera Stars Get Thrills
Circus stars are not the only guests
whom he terrifies in this pleasant
way. Opera stars are also on his list.
When he isn't running a speed boat
Mr.. Ringing is running the scale as
q baritone In concert work. And when
he isn't busy at that he invites few
of the opera singers out 10 make a
few records In the Viroling.
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CLOSE CALL TO A
TRAGEDY AT
STURGEON BAY

Ethel 3, and Virgil 7, daughter and
SON of grocerman, Frank Starr Of
this place were rescued from drown
ing in Sturgeon Bay Saturday after
noon by Dorothy Dean Wagner II
year old daughter of Attorney VIM.
WAGNER. Virgil had gone down for
the second time when Dorothy dove
into the Bay and caught him by the
hair. Then Ethel caught at DorOthys
skirt and with the two clinging to her
for their lives Dorothy got them inC0
shallow water where others helped
her to get them on shore. The cries OF
the children had drawn a crowd and
with the aid of Mrs. Wagner who also
lives near, the children were revived
They vent home deciding that Stur-
geon Bay is alright for big car ferries
to pass though but not safe for child
rem.
DR.. Frank Payne and Frank Starr
left here Sunday morning for a ten
days vacation along the brock trout
streams of northern Wisconsin and
Michigan.
Harry Walsh OF Baraboo and Clyde
Stroh of this place were fishing at
Idlewild Sunday.
pete Graf is visiting his son Paul
in Green Bay.
Albert Cepec and family of Algoma
were visitors Of Sturgeon Bay Sun
day.
Mrs. A. w. Squires and Mrs. Frank
Stroh are going on a weeks lake trip
and viii visit with relatives at Frank
fort, Lake City and Grand Rapids re-
turning by way of Milwaukee.
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MARY tIJn UHUIS
BALlER BURIED. EASEL

The funeral of Mary and Julius Bal
Ter was held from the First Reformed
church of Sank City Saturday and
practically every one OF their old
neighbors journeyed to Sank to pay
their last respects to the victims of
tho cruel murder. About so autos were
in the procession headed by the two
in the Cassell cemetery. Services were
heaTses. The brother and sister were
laid in one grave beside their parents
conducted by Rev. c.. j. Walenta pas
tor of the church or which they were
members. Being a comparative strang-
ar to every one here he faced a diff
e,dlt situation in a mastery manner.
His text was from Amos So Shall
there be evil in a city, and the Lord
hath not done it. He wisely made
a few remarks about the tragedy or
the victims OF il but addressed his
remarks 60 the living, warning them
of the danger of boarding riches to
tempt the lawless and exhorting them
10 Lay up for yourselves treasures
in Heaven. He said some might ask
why such terrible deeds are permit
E,ed but he frankly confessed he did
Anot know but he did know that "All
tshings work together for some good TO
them who love God" The choir was
from the Reformed church and sang
beautiful appropriate selections. The
awelve pallbearers were close neigh
Tk,oro aud fnfiYn a 10 friaudo hainO Harry
Diehl, John Darlington, Reynard OFT.
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SUnlfirh LLAlt Is
BURIED In LODI

The funeral services of Mrs. Roy
Zumstein were held at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Roy Mather on Sunday,
August az. Rev. Lempke officiating.
The choir consisting Of Christ Rag
atz, Henry Witwen, Mrs. Albert Cru
Der and Mrs Lempke rendered sever
al SELECTIONS. The remains were TAX
cen to LOfi for interment.
The Maiher families were called to
BaraboO o. che death of their uncle,
Meter Mather. who died Sunday Aug.
Is '.' ~.
The Bes~ end Hoover families spent
Sunday 80 che Elson Hyland home
near MegV1mack.
Miss Irme Promo entertained the
Misses Esaila Astle, Winifred WEIGH
and Lucille Hoover from Wednesday
until Sunday.
The Home circle club will hold a
picnic dinner across the river from
Merrimack at Pleasant View park
Wednesday August %.
The Roy Kindschi family are hav
ing tOnsiIiJs.
o. j. McSilvra spent several days
last week at the home of his son
Carl.
Mr.and Mrs. ]. L. Hill returned
from Minnesota last week accOmpan
led By their daughter. Mrs. VIM
Dyer and two children.
Miss Elsie Magli spent several days
IN Milwaukee last week.
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RAIN is NEEDED in
EAST REEDSBURG

At this writing we are badly In
need OF rain. Corn is suffering and
potatoes need moisture.
Henry Bergman and family vera
ReedsbGrg shoppers on Friday.
Charles piebranz's two threshing
machines. were busy in this neighbor-
hood and finished most OF the thresh-
ing Lee Shuitfs is busy with his
Avery. threshing 10 the Excelsior
neighborhood.
Kenneth ScoOn is engaged TO teach
school near Spring Green che .U.nIng
year.
Miss Valborg Linde OF Cambria
will teach tina Cady school in East
Reedsburg next year.
Miss Opal Coulter spent Sunday ar-
zernoOn with Miss Della Tietje.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mas spent
part of Sunday at the Herman Schil-
Ling homo In the city.
Mrs Frank Cady il spending a
week with the Misses Lucy and Sar-
an Gay I'm Madison.
Lee SHUTS was busy threshing at
mis- place last Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Cady and daughter
Gertrude spent day recently at De-
wills lake.
Opal Coulter spent a day last week
with Mrs. Arthur Cady.
Gertrude Cady celebrated her sew
smith birthday anniversary, Aug. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Siemandel and
daughter were callers at the F. .aaas
home on Sunday.
CharFas Berg of this city was a
caller at the 4. N. Cady home one
day last week
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Coulter and fam
lily were recent visitors at the Bert
Coulter home herA %@I Nm
George Horkan, ST., was taken iii
while out to see his farm which is
occupied by the Bert Coulter family.
He had been stung by bees, but soon
recovered.
Miss Julia Cady is in Baraboo
where she will play in the orchestra
at the Al. Ringling theatre during fair
week
FAdAnihb 10 ~ sNGlh VI WOAh III
most households at present. Apples
y cucumbers. tomatoes, sweet corn, etc
help to fill up every can and jar.
Leo Coulter is employed at the
Louie Behnke farm for the remainder
OF the season.
Donald Craker who has been employ
I'D at the Turgasen farm is now work
ing at Clifton Dryers in Dellona.
Wa spoke of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Mas riding in a Dodge coupe but
should have said Dodge sedan.
Henry Tietje has purchased a new
silO filler
Mr.. and Mrs. III. n. Winchester OF
the city spent day or two recently
at the Art Cady home.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-17

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott
Thomas OF Rockford. baby girl this
morning. Mrs. Thomas will be re-
membered rs Miss Gertrude Morse
and she has been here for some time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Morse, Sixth avenue.
Mrs. G.. L. Kent of Los Angeles,
California, Is visiting at the II. G..
Mertzke home for a few weeks. Mrs.
Kent will be remembered as Miss
Minnie Jones, a daughter OF former
Sheriff Eli Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. II. H. Mcintosh OF Chicago
have been visiting with relatives and
friends in Baraboo and North Free.
DOM. They will spend few days at
Devils lake and the Dells.
Miss Ruth Spaulding, who has been
bookeeper at the local Woolworth
store, has gone 20 Chicago where she
will be employed. Her position here
has been taken by Miss Dorothy
Huntington.
Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Ferguson OF
Chicago are visiting with friends in
the city. Rev. Ferguson was formerly
pastor of Trinity Episcopal church
here.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-17

teur dramatics. The Obrecht company
is wellknown here and showed at
the AL. Ringing theatre about a
month ago.
Allen Binger of this city suffered
an injured arm yesterday vixen the
right member was thrust through
the windshield of an automobile in
which he was riding. The mans arm
received severe gashes from the bro
ken glass which required the atten-
ton OF a physician.
A decided improvement is baing
made in that block of Oak street
between First and Second, leading
to the high bridge. This is probably
one of the most used streets in the
city since it leads to the Warner road
and the railroad station. Cement gut
tiers and being placed on either side
of tina road and the holes are being
filed with crushed rock, sand and
tai.
Saturday, August 10Th will be the
S9th birthday anniversary of Mrs
Alec Weidman and in commemora-
ton of the event, the Westfield Lad
les Aid society is to meet with her
A picnic lunch will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meyer and
children of Fargo, N. D.,spent the
weekend with reAltives and friends
in Baraboo, motoring here. They are
former residents of Baraboo, Mr.
Meyer at one time operating a but
cher shop in the city.
Mrs. L. c. Smith, who resides on the
Island, was taken to La Crosse in {
serious condition on the two-ten traiI
this morning. She has been suffering
from conditions arising from goitr'
for some time and will undergo al
operation In La Crosse hospital.
L. C. Abts OF Eiroy has purchased
the City Hotel property from G. F
Kruger and took possession yesbar
day, Mr.. Kruger will move to James
vile, his plans at present being indie
6Rite. Mr.. Abts has been residing OF
farm near Elroy. He will manag'
the hotel aloag much the same line
followed by MIR. Kruger.
4 Q O. - D @ o o y q
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MONDAY

K 0 . o ~ - n . o o \
A son has arrived at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. H. ]. Yoss, Seventh St.
Mrs. A. K. Hansen and daughter,
Carol of Minneapolis have returned
to their home after a short visit here
with Mrs. George Wedekind, who is
ill.,
Miss Helen Glenn, who has spent
the past five weeks with the FEE.
.Morey family in camp at Devils lake
returned to her =, ne in Chicago to-
day.
Register of Deeds and Mrs c. NJ.
Du Bots, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hall
and son Russell are spending the
week in camp in the Du Bots cottage
az Newport.
Miss Agnes Kelly of Madison is
spending a few days in Baraboo with
her sister, Mrs. H. X. Page. Miss Kelly
stopped in Baraboo on her way from
Rochester. Minnesota where brother
of the ladies recently underwent a
serious operation.
Although this has been an exceed
ingly cool summer Monday and Mon
day night the temperature went the
lowest yet Signs of frost were not
generally evident although one far
mer reports what appeared to be
frost-bitten tomato vines. Several who
ventured to take dips in Devils lake
before retiring found little enjoyment
in their cold bath.
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SATURDAY
o o o o o o o o o II


The show windows OF the Hoppe
clothing store are decorated In a, no.
vel manner with separate sheaves of
oats, wheat and barley, the grains
grown in this vicinity. The decora.
tons not only exploit the producing
properties of this section but afford
something novel in the way of win
dow display.
Marjorie and Villa Bar
RACER of Stevens Point, who laugh
in the Baraboo schools last year
spent last evening here with friends
They were accompanied by the Misses
Iva Barrager, Marietta Spaulding,
and Ethel Stark. The young ladies
are enjoying an automobile trip and
left today for Madison and Milwau-
kee, having visited the Dells and De-
wills lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bearman of Los
Angeles were to arrive on the after
noon train today for a few weeks
visit with Mrs. Bearman's parents,
MIR and Mrs. Charles Loos, at their
home on Fourth street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bearman were recently married in
Los Angeles and have been on an ex-
tended wedding trip. Mrs. Bearman
will be remembered as Miss Lillian
Loos.
Mrs. James Heffel has received a
telegram from Williams. Arizona, tell
ing of the death of the little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William VonKuhn.
The mother will be remembered as
Miss Mary Bittrich, a former Baraboo
girl. The baby was aged one year and
four months.
returned fropn Cameron. Wis. where
they have spent the past seven weeks
with their daughter. Mrs. II. M. Hill
and family. Their little grandson,
Wesley Brimmer. has spent the past
two weeks in Cameron and accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson on their
return trip to his home in La Vale.
Mrs. ]. E. Kirby of Belvidere. Ill.
is visiting here with her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Coates. Mrs Kirby is a
former resident OF Baraboo She was
accompanied here by her granddaugh-
ter. Mildred Northrup. who makes her
nome with Mrs. Kirby.
Mrs. Frank Walton and daughter
Mildred left today for Delton. from
which place they will return to their
home in Glendale, n. ID. They have
spent the past FIVE weeks here with
Mrs. Walton's sister. Mrs w ID. STAN
ley. and family.
Mrs. Bert Sears. son Robert, and
sister Miss Selma Ratzeck. have re-
turned to their home in Harvard, H.,
after a weeks VISIT here with the
ladies' sister Mrs Paul Schultz.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-17
MONDAY

A large crowd witnessed the base
ball game between Portage AID Bara-
boo at the north shore of Devils lake
on Sunday afternoon. The game re-
suited in 10 to 8 victory for Bara-
boo.
Mrs. Ed. White, ST., of Arena, had
a piece of glass removed from her
hand a. a Madison hospital It had
been in her hand for more than SO
years. 1t had not bothered her until
recently.
DR.. and Mrs. c. F. Stekl and At
torney and Mrs. c. NJ. Lamar left
today for Green Bay, where they will
attend the district confel'ence of
Wisconsin and upper Michigan. XII
wanans. to be held that city August
18th and 10th. The gentlemen go
as delegates from the Baraboo Kiwan.
is club.
The following young ladies from
West Allis have spent the past two
weeks in camp in the George Weber
cottage, north shore of Devils lake;
the Misses Estelle, Ruth and Lucille
Sayle, Marie Nimmer, Margaret Rex
and Mona Chapman. The party de
parted for West Allis today.
A Ford touring car belonging to a
Mr.. Reade of Madison tipped over
on the Kilbourn road yesterday az
ternoon and the four occupants, said
- he
all more or less injured. The accident
happened at Ainsworth corners and
was caused by the failure of the dri-
yer to slow down in going around a
corner The automobile turned COM
pletely over and was brought to the
local Ford garage in a dilapidated
condition. The young men were
brought to this city for medical at
tention but their names have not
been learned. 1t is thought that the
extent Of their injuries was not great,
howeve'
The following girls have gone into
camp in the Tyler cottage on the
north shore Of Devils lake for the
waek; the Misses Laura Carroll,
Anna Johnson, Eleanore Brillott
Clara Forester and Marie Dwyer
Edward A. Reible joined his wife at
the home o her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. G. Wheeler, where she had visited
since the Prothero-W Wheeler wedding
Saturday the Reible family went to
Roxbury for a short visit with rela-
tives before returning home.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Ca
hoon, Jr., a seven and a half pound
son this morning.
seven pound baby boy was born
to Attorney and Mrs. Norman Quale
on Sunday, August 13, at the Baraboo
hospital. Both mother and son are
gatting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Rork and three
children of Blair, Wis, motor,sd here
yesterday and visiued at the home of
Mr.. Rork's sister, Mrs. A. A. Brownell
and family. Mrs Mary Rork, who has
been visiting in Blair for the past
two weeks accompanied them TO here
about dinner time and remained
until this morning. The miniature ar
my encampent was stationed between
Prairie du Sac and Sank City and
hundreds OF motorists from the vici-
nifty visited the camp during the af-
ternoon and evening.
Thh fire department was called
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-17

A. c. Allan, president of the Allan
Diffenbaugh Wrench & Tool Co, has
invented a new type of ratchet which
can be used for many purposes where
a ratchet is required Mr.. Allan be-
ieves the new tool will be in great
demand By garage proprietors-
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-17
ABLEMAN DEFEATS STRONG
ELROY TEAM 3 TO 0

Before one of the largest crowds
aver witnessed a ball game at Hill
boro the Alderman tigers defeated the
strong Elroy team on the Hillsboro
diamond. This defeat was the first
one she suffered during the season.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-17

, tertained S. M. Du Bots, Mrs. Tillie
Du Bots and Miss Gladys Du Bots at
a dinner Tuesday in honor of o. w.
Eighmy OF Turlock, California.
Mrs. Sherman Luce gave a party
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Eta Ackley of Brandon. Miss Ackrey
is a cousin of the Porters and Glaz-
iers and has been visiting the past
two months in this vicinity. She will
return to her home the last OF the
week.
Guy Weidenkopf and family left on
a motor trip to Heltland, S. D., a visit
with his father, Charles Weidenkopf,
for two or three weeks.
Mrs. Barbara Won Valid has return
ed from a two weeks visit in Liv-
ingston with her son, Henry Won
! Valid. and family. Mr. and Mrs. John
Won Wald and Mrs Ed Gollmar motor
ed to Livingston and were accompan-
led home by Mrs. Won Valid.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fisher and lit
tie son have returned to their home
in West Frankfort, Ill.,, after visiting
at the home of Mr., Fishers mother,
Mrs. H. A. Fisher Mrs. Carl Fisher
and baby have been here for some
time.
: The Sank county women's mission.
airy society of the Evangelical
churches had their annual union gath
ering at Ochsner's park Wednesday
Of n Unr-x f1al
and beneficial meeting, the weather
was ideal and the attendance unus
ually large. After dinner was served
all gathered for program of devo
ton, instruction and music, after
which each society separately held
their business session. After thi:
games and a general good social time
was enjoyed. They are looking for
ward with Anticipation to next years
gathering.
The Misses Halle VanWarmer and
Anna Winkloff who were struck by al
automobile ON Second avenue Wednes
,sdag morning, are improving at the
Baraboo hospital although it will pro
badly be necessary for them 10 remaiI
in. the hospital for some time. Mis-:
Winkloff is suffering from two broker
ribs and various cuts and bruise:
while Miss VanWarmer has a numbel
OF bad bruises, particularly about hel
back. The girls were struck by the cal
while crossing the street from the
postofice to the Melzl & McGaAr
store, the driver of the car beins
Mrs. Percy Lamar.
The following have purchased Ford
cars from the Philbrick garage the
past month: Albert Blank, r. c
Weiland, Mrs. C. ]. Goude, sedans;
L. Prader, Paul Schultz, George Hill
Aaron Farnsworth, Gladys Christie
Herb Kosine, Henry Bayer, coupes
A. G.. Kingsford, w. Tanke, Robert
Schneider, James Heffel. E. Luedtke
Roy Cramer, Lawrence Herfort, Clar
ence Stabnow, roadsters; James Elem
ing, Mrs. Maude Mcconnell, Ike CAT
lisch, Cory Carows ]. Kreitzer, Alfred
Prick. Edwin Finger, Roy Briscoe
George Dehrke, Harry Belcher, E. V
Waterman, J. Brunhaefr, G. MOldea
bauer, Kirkpatrick Bros, L. A. Donald
VIM. luck. tourings; Herfort Canning
Co., Island Wooden Mills, ton trucks.