Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-12-20
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WEDNESDAY


a w. R0hn, is reported as geCtlng
a4og nicely at Columbia hospital in
Milwaukee, where he was taken last
week suffering from fracture of the
uelvis bone sustained in a motor
cycle accident
Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Matteson Of
NonewOc were guests today at the
horne of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Hampton,
421 First street. Mr.. Matteson and
Mrs. Hampton are brother and sister.
A group meeting of the Winchester
dealers in this locality was held at
tbs Renger- Hellar hardware store in
Portage on Monday evening and was
attended by dealers from Baraboo,
ElIbourn, Beaver Dam, Pardeeville
and other places. An address was
given by j. C Craft of Chicago, dis
trfct manager for the Winchester COM
pany.
At Madison yesterday there was
she first meeting Of the creditors Of
~y0hn r. O'Brien Of Baraboo, bankrupt.
H L. Halsted was appointed trustee.
The amount Of the liabilities is ST.
g76 and the assets about $50, just
about enough to pay for the proceed
Ings in the case Attorney H. r. Neu-
hauer Of Baraboo represented the
creditors.
C. w. billiard, who recently under
went an operation for goitre at Roches
ter, is reported as getting along nice
Iy. He was accompanied to Rochester
by Mrs. billiard.
The case of Max Feinberg of Bara-
300 versus Clifford Stafford of Prairie
afu Sac was heard before Judge Adolph
andre yesterday. It seems that Mr..
FeInberg hauled load of household
goods from Adams county to Prairie
aIu Sac some time ago, charging $29
for the work. Mr.. Stafford claimed
that this was to have been the charge
for hauling two loads and refused
payment. A jury composed of H. G.
Okern, A. A. Brownell, e. G. Demo,
Sam NeitEeI, William Kunzelman and
"A. G. Albert decided that Mr.. Fem
berg was entitled to 500 for his work.
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THURSDAY \
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EIbert Searles lost rug and hur-
ed to this Office with an advertise
ment. He has the rug, returned by
the finder.
Mrs. William Breitzke has return
ed to her home at Devils Lake after
a visit at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. Hugo Schuette, 514 Second
avenue Eileen, little daughter of
Mar and Mrs. Schuette, has been
quite Ill with what appeared to be
poisoning from something she had
eaten but she is now getting along
nicely.
Miss Vera Murphy daughter Of Con-
ductor and Mrs. Il. d. Murphy Of
Madison and formerly of Baraboo
was among those from out of town
who attended the Elks minstrel show
here ON Tuesday.
The K X. Klub was delightfully."-
entertained at the home of Mrs. J.
=. Capener on First avenue, last even
mg. Bunco was played, the winners
being Mrs. Thomas Bockhouse and
Mrs. William Schellenberger. A de-
Xacicus lunch was served by the hos
tess.
Mrs. J. P. Witwen and Miss Hen
rdstta Glarner left yesterday for Cal
7fornia, where they will spend the
winter. They expect to visit Grand
Canyon and other points of interest
gnrcute. They plan to spend con-
siderable time in Pasadena
Among those from Portage who at
aended the Elks minstrel show here
ON Monday or Tuesday were George
"A Murison, who played in the or
zEhestra, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Mueller,
AIR. and Mrs o. A. Klenert, j. O..
Rumbert, Paul T. Schultz and H. H.
Niemeyer.
Friends of Frank Jaquish will be
g1ad to learn that he has returned
from Madison, where he has spent
several weeks receiving medical treat
ment and that his health is much
better.
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Phil Wicke of the General Electric
company, who has been in the city
during the past few days repairing
The Wisconsin Power, Light & Heat
= Company generator, located at the
city pumping station, has returned TO
Chicago. Several weeks ago, one of
the bearings on the generator broke