Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-10-11
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William Radtke reports having
seen two American eagles on Sun
day The birds were seen near the
Hirschinger farm, southwest of Bara.
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Mr.. and Mrs James McGinnis and
! daughter Ennis and Miss Katheryn
Falvey motored to Madison yesterday
to call on Francis McGinnis, who Is
attending the University of Wisconsin,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Donahue and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Clavadatcher have
returned from brief visit at Barne
weld Wis. While there they motored
to Blue Mounds to take hike to this
top of Blue Mound from which place
a view is obtained of Iowa's dairy
district.
Rather an unusual trip was made
by two Baraboo youths last Thurs
day. The, boys flew to Milwaukee by
aeroplane making the trip in the pas
senger plane which has spent some
time in Baraboo recently. The boys,
Harold Hill, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
H. Hill, and Frank Caverly, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Caverly, returned
to Baraboo by plane on Friday.
At a recent election Of officers 70.
the high school debating society the
following were elected: president,
Robert Pease; vice president, Burton
Hall; secretary and treasurer, Ross
Hansen; sergeant at arms, Harry Hay
cock. The team is working hard UNI
der Coach Warren Wright and will
be in fine trim for the first meet
The Dodge coupe owned by Frank.
J. Potter recently made little ex-
cursion down the hill at the Ash
street curve at First street and crash
ed into the garage building at the
rear of the City hotel. The car had
been parked in front of the home of
Mr.. Potter's father on First street and
evidently the brake released, permit
ting the car to descend the slight
incline of First street to the sleeper
hill where it was stopped by the
garage wall. In spite of the fact that
the wooden wall of the building was
smashed in the car was little dam
aged.
SEARLES BIG BARGAINS
Gents hats, overcoats, shoes, suits,
vests, coats 522 So Center Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schoenmann
and Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Schoenmann
and children, Charlotte, Shirley, and
Scott of Spring Green were recent Wis
itors at the home of Barabo relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. William Baxter and
niece and Mrs Henry Tieke left to
day for their home in Witt Ill.,, afte.
spending two weeks here at the home
of Mrs. u. Yelling. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Yelling who will
visit in Witt with her mother, Mrs
John Sommer and other relatives
Mrs. T. r. Deppe has returned from
Odenah, where she visited with her
husband who is spending time there
on business. She also visited her
daughter Marel who is teaching in
Butternut, Wis, this year.
William Marshall who resides on
the Judge Marshall farm between Bar
aboo and Delton was expected to ar
rive home today from La Crosse today
Mr. Marshall has been in the Grand
View hospital at La Crosse for the
past nine weeks, having undergone
several operations.
Mrs Emily Wildly who has been
visiting in Baraboo for some time, ex
poets to return to her home at Erie
Colorado, this week But one mem
Der Of Mrs Wilbys family reside in
Wisconsin, Fred Wilby Madison Tic
three daughters reside in Colorado
as follows: Mrs. Elizabeth Frazier,
Denver; Mrs. Charles H. williams
Boulder, and Mrs Doris Eli, Erie,
Mrs. Wildly says she likes. the climate
in the Centennial state very much
The Misses Amanda and Freida
Dunse and Carl Jr. and Curtis r.
Haegg smotoEed- to Milwaukee, Wan
legan, Grear Lakes, and Chicago re-
Gently and spent a few days with
relatives and friends.
W. R. Schultz, P. c. P. of Nor h.
western encampment No. 20. vas
elected to represent the local lodse
at the 10th annual session Of the
grand encampment l. 0. O. F. held
ct Wausau, Wisconsin, Oct. s. 8. 10.
Mr.. Schultz left for Wausau on Non