Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-12-06
SATURDAY

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/ Charles J. Carver, president of the
I Carver Ice Cream Co., Oshkosh, was
seriously injured Thursday noon
! when the car he was driving was
driving was sidesWiped by another
automobile on highway 93, between
| Portage and Pardeeville. Carver's
automobile was thrown off the road,
swapping a telephone pole in two,
With Carver were his wife and Is
year old son, who escaped unhurt.
The Oshkosh man suffered a broken
shoulder, 1acerated scalp and face,
and possible internal injuries. Pass
| ing motorists took him to st. Mary's
hospital in Portage.
| -Four Portage lads figured in an
auto wreck recently on the way
home from Baraboo when the car in
which they were riding struck cul-
vert and turned over twice. Edwin
MacFarland was pinned underneath
the auto when it settled 20 feet be-
low the road and received four brok-
en- ribs and other injuries. The other
occupants including the driver, Alton
Budde, Herbert Hilgendorf, and Ed.
Cooke were thrown out of the car
and uninjured.
! The Ford touring car belonging to
Edward Carson of Loganville which
was stolen recently was found by E.
| A. Parkhurst on lonely road about
two miles northeast of Reedsburg.
| The front which tires were new
/ were taken off. The chains, front seat
cushion bulbs in the headlights and
4 parts of the motor were also taken,
| including the cooling fan.
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! Two persons wer killed in two auto
accidents in Madison during Thanks
| giving Ernest Boiler, Jr., was killed
near his home by a GAINESVILLE bound
| car that failed to stop after hitting
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most instantly when she walked out
| from between two parked cars on the
| capitol square and stepped into the
path Of a machine driven by DR.. w.
E. Boyle
Mrs. Flora yolske held under $500
bonds in Portage on a charge Of
burning a barn at Doylestown, Wis.
was discharged from custody Wed
nes,7ay. Judge A. f. Kellogg disnis-
I'D Inc case a., ms her fpr lack of
evidence.
The Royal Neighbors met on Wed
nesday evening at their hall. The reg
ular business meeting was followed
! by luncheon and dancing. Over eighty
Of the members were present.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Risley, Mrs.
| Amelia Risley, Edward Risley, and
Harry Halsted were Thanksgiving
guests at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
r. H. Risley in Madison.
! Miss Ida MarQuardt of Milwaukee
spent Thanksgiving day here with
! her sisters, the Misses Delya, Clara,
and Emma Marquardt. Miss Marquardt
will remain in Baraboo for the rest
/ of the week.
The Junior High school quartette
Ethel Juedvine, Inez Cyan, Gertrude
Lindley and Dorothy Douglas sang at
the As Ringing theater Thursday
evening in connection with the show
ing of the Baby Peggy moving picture
production, THE Darling Of New
York Pathe News, an Aesop Fable
and a comedy, mo Loafin' were also
on the film program. The Junior
High quartette will also sing next
week in connection with the showing
Of the Jackie Coogan film.
Joseph NJ 10y, 1040 Williamson
street, Madison, entertained at
THANKSGIVING dinner his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. 10y and his sisters
and Mrs. G. Holmes with their fami
lies of Baraboo.
Otto Stuhlacher, son Bert and daugh
ter Annette of Columbus were Thanks
giving guests at the home of Mr.. Stul
machers daughter, Mrs. Harold Ma
son and family.
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