Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-11-15

ness matter Nothing of any greats
will probably be in session for about
Importance is expected to come BIS
fore the board The announcement of
new state trunk highways is expected
! to be made before the meeting Of the
board, and that will cave the county S
! road program to be determined fully,
| for it is probable that no further addf-
lions will be made to the safe system
Frank Ripple has been sentenced to
| four months tin the House of Correc-
ton at Milwaukee by Judge Kelloga
of Portage for selling "moonshine"
A number of young boys were
picked up at dance at Corning sta
ton, Portage, and were held by the
Isheriff, to whom they disclosed where
| they had obtained the liquor. The
! boys were from Is to II years DID,
Ripple was arrested for selling
home brew to young boys.
A free eye clinic conducted at the
courthouse today was unusually well
attended and the members of the elm
ic were kept busy from morning until
! night. The purpose of the clinic is
| to prevent blindness and it was made
possible through the Wisconsin Foun-
dation for the Prevention of Blind
ness In every case, those with de-
fects in vision are referred to their
family oculist, the work of the clinic
is to point out the defect, or as hap
pens in many cases, to assure the
patient that his eyes are in good
condition
More girls are to be arrested before
the vice probe instituted this week
sistant county probation officer is
ended, that official said Four girls
are already in the county jail waiting
a hearing and three men have been in
court for alleged statutory offenses.
Two Of the men were taxicab drivers.
1t was charged that they enticed
girls into their cabs at night. Herbert
Steinmetz the third man was fined
5000 and costs by Judge 0. A. Stolen.
Miss Annette Schumacher and Mrs.
P. A. Guse and son Roger have re-
turned to their home in Columbus
after visit at the home Of Miss
Stuhlmacher's sister, Mrs. Harold Ma
son, and family.
Friends of Mrs, George Morse IF.
Reedsburg will be sorry TO learn that
she underwent serious operation at
her home last Sunday He canGition
is reported as SOMEWHAT improved
today
Mrs. D. Lenihan and son Francis.
spent Friday in Fond du Lac at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. WEIGH Mrs
WEIGH is a sister of Mrs. Lehman
Mrs Charles Mcfarland has arrived
home after a visit of several months
in Glendale, California, with her son
Earl She also visited with another
son. Mrs. Mcfarland resides with her
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East street.
Men from the Tarnutzer garage were
called to the west Sank Hill on Thurs
day afternoon to pull a car into the
road The machine which came from
Tomah left the road near the spring
crossing the ditch and Landing in
such way that several hours work
were required to right matters The
The occupants were little hurt.
Mrs. c. S. Williams and daughter
spent Friday in Reedsburg, where
Mrs Williams spoke at the annual
thank offering meeting of the Presby-
terrain missionary society. The meet
ing was held at the home Mrs. R. +.
Perry and Mrs. Williams told Of the
work of herself and husband as mis-
sionaries in South America. On Sum
day morning, Mrs Williams address
ed the congregation of the Presbyte-
rian church in Prairie du Sac.
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j. A. McUdy has arrived from Phil
adelphia and has taken up a clerk
ship in the j. B. Donoan drug store,
the home of Mr.. McUdy is at Portage
Wis. a village in the picturesque Kick
apoo valley
Frank Nolan of Rockford motOred
here for a weekend visit with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Nolan. He was
accompanied home on Sunday by Mrs
Nolan who will visit for few days in
Rockford.
The ladies of the goth Century club
supplemented by a few friends, met
informally at the home of Mrs. George