Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-09-27

-. i. LII, uduSnISI MISS ft0D0CCd
and friend, Miss Beatrice Wadley
Madison have made visit in Bara-
boo. While here they drove to Able
man to see Van Hise rock.
F G. Peck of Baraboo and L. F.
Loucks have gone or nautomobile
trip to Brookings, South Dakota, and
other places in that vicinity Mr..
Peck will check over his farming in
terests while his companion will take
his first look at the Dakota prairies.
They expect to be away about ten
days 1t will be recalled that Mr.
Loucks have gone on an automobile
Baraboo some time ago and is now
employed in the same capacity at Cur
tits, Wis
I S. E. Wakefield of the Carpenter &
Wakefield, has returned from a trip
to South Dakota, made in the inter-
ests of the apple growers here. While
at Aberdeen he visited several of
cousins that he has not seen for
years. While in the west he purchas-
ed several car loads of Red River
Ohio potatoes, the first car load of
which is now being unloaded at the
warehouse.
Dale Starkey, five year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Starkey who
reside on route 6, Baraboo, met with
an accident yesterday which necessi-
tated his being brought to Baraboo
for medical examination. The
fellow was playing around the car
which his father was loading with
melons, when the car was started and
ran over the boys foot. Fortunately
no bones were broken but the foot
is badly bruised and the lad will be
unable to walk on it for some time.
Mrs James Whalen, formerly Miss
Gladys Sweet of this city and now OF
Sedalia, Missouri, accompanied by
Mrs. Ray Shepard and son Jesse of
Sparta, was visitor in Baraboo yes
terday. Mrs. Whalen has been in
Minneapolis visiting with her mother,
/ Mrs Mary Purcell, and is spending a
few days in Sparta on her way home.
Mrs. Shepard and Mrs. Whalen are
ION few days motor trip, visiting
Spring Green and Baraboo.
/ Thomas McLanahan has arrived in
Baraboo for a stay of several weeks
with his daughter, Mrs. r. H. Rathman
Lynn street. Mr.. McLanahan has
spent the past several months in
Richmond, Virginia, and some time in
Pittsburg. He has made number OF
visits in Baraboo, spending the win
ter here few years ago.
APPLICATION TO MARRY
Willard G.. Salisbury, Chicago, Ill.
Lillian Reinick, Steger, Ill.
. Mrs. ]. H. Kramer is visiting with
relatives in Quincy, Ill. She will also
visit in Chicago and Milwaukee be-
fore returning home. Mrs. Kramer and
husband have been entertaining
friends from Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mrs Pearl Moran and daughter, for
mer Baraboo residents
I Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Andrews of
Columbus, Ohio, are guests at the
home of the formers grandmother,
Mrs Mary Andrews, First street Mr.
and Mrs. Andrews have been on an
automobile trip through Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Nation have
returned to their home in Wonewoc
after a visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Hampton. They were ac-
companied by Mrs F. M. Peck who
will visit in Wonewoc for a time.
The Prairie du Sac branch of the
Red Cross has RENTED $500 to the
county chapter at Baraiboo as its
lquota in the Japan relief. With it
was also sent a special contribution
of $500 from the Wisconsin River
Power company. The funds held i'll
the Saul City branch amount to
S34364 and their share assessed is $50
This amount has been sent by the
Red Cross secretary to chapter head
quarters in Baraboo.
w. H. Andrews of Long Beach, Cal
, ifornia is visiting his brother, G. w.
Andrews, Baraboo and mother Mrs
Samuel, Ironton He has been visiting
two brothers in Chicago and will re-
turn west after an absence of about
five weeks. Mr.. Andrews has been In
the lumber business but recently sold
his interest.
E. A. Weinke has returned to Mad
ison where he will resume his work
in Univerity of Wisconsin. He has re-
ceived his bachelor degree, is now
completing his masters degree and |
a little later will enter upon the work
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