Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-07

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be remembered as Miss Stella Dennis
OF Barahoo
Miss Mildred Weiland OF Greenfield
and her guests. Miss Lois Ostoff and
Miss Agnes Alstein. Madison. have
returned from an automobile trip to
La Crosse and up the Mississippi
valley, among some Of the bold bluffs
which command the river.
Miss Vera Templin. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Templin. has return
ed from a visit at Ogdensburg. Wis
consin. In a short time she returns
to the Lewis Institute, Chicago. where
she is a member of the faculty. her
work being the teaching Of chemistry.
DR.. H. J. Irwin has returned from
a trip TO the Atlantic coast. He ex-
pected to take a trip east this sum-
mer in a car but found thai time
would not permit. Mrs Irwin went
TO Freeport, Illinois, when her hus-
band went on his journey and has
not yet returned to Baraboo.
Miss Grace Hathaway has returned
to Chicago after spending a week in
Baraboo visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. S. A. Pigg and other relatives
and friends. While here Miss Hath
away attended the reunion of the
graduates of class of 1916 of which
she was a member.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Karg.
Greenfield, daughter. The child was
born August 2Sth.
William Schoephoerster, who re-
sides on the Warner Memorial road
is preparing to ship his apple crop
to Madison. Mr. Schoephoersters
trees are bending low with the invit-
ing fruit. Comfort me with apples"
said Solomon and the owner of the
orchard in question is certainly more
than comforted with an abundant
yield. Mr.. Schoephoerster is recover
ing from having an arm broken some
days ago.
On Thursday afternoon a car
from Illinois dashed around the cur
We this side of iKlbourn and came to
grief. Evidently the machine got be-
yond the control of the driver on the
curve, left the road and stopped
against a tree. One of the occupants
was thrown out and a boy in the car,
recently a patient in a hospital, was
somewhat injured. The front por-
ton of the automobile was more or
less damaged. When the tourists re-
turn home they will be able to tell
of the wonderful oak trees in Wiscon-
sin, they stand so big and stiff that
they can stop a rapidly moving auto
mobile without a culver.
Fred Rocker VINO resides near
Portage has been taken to that city
with broken arm. While driving to
Milwaukee a truck stopped in Reese
vile and commenced to back across
the street without giving any warning
The car in which Mr. Rocker was
riding was struck by the truck,
breaking his arm, the member being
on the outside Of the machine. The
driver of the truck acknowledged
that he was in the wrong and did all
he could for the injured person. The
other members of the party contin-
ued to Milwaukee.
An adverse examination was held
this morning before Court Commits
sioner H. L. Halsted, John Fiber, city
treasurer, VS. S. S. Harvey, Baraboo,
were the plaintiff and defendant res
pectively. The hearing involved the
payment of personal property taxes
with which the plaintiff is delinquent.
The case will be heard in Circuit
court.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Max Adams
of Houston Texas, nine pound boy
Aug 30. Mr.. Adams is a son Of Mr.
and Mrs Z. M. Adams.
w. S. Halsted, who has charge of
the lines of the Baraboo Farmers
Mutual Telephone company, expects
to leave tomorrow for a trip to Roch-
ester, New York, where he was born
and where a brother and two sisters
reside. While there he will no doubt
take a ride on the million dollar high
way extending between Buffalo and
Rochester, one of the fine roads in the
United States. Rochester is in the
great fruit belt Of New York and
both vines and trees droop with the
delicious product.
Mrs. Edwin Selleck, BarabOo; Mrs.
Fred Stewart and son Francis, Camp
bell Senior, Centerville, Iowa, and
Morey Pierce, BarabOO, were at the
Dells on Thursday. The Iowa folks
will return home in a day or so. Mrs.
Stewart is the daughter of Mrs. Sci
leck and came but a few days ago
for her son, the youth accompanying
her They will return in the auto
mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Schultz were
the defendants in a law salt Thurs
day afternoon in the court Of Judge
Adolph andre. w. T. Marriott hard
ware merchant was the plaintiff and
the case involved the sale Of a wash
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