Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-11-08
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THURSDAY f,

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The account Of the birthday celebra-
tionis as follows:
/ On Sunday afternoon, Judge L. c.
Hamilton and the boys" celebrated
the ninetieth birthday anniversary of
the former and ninetieth birthdays
being somewhat uncommoH in the
present age of gas-propelled vehicles
and dangerous crossings, most of the
veteran jurists friends were present
for the occasion.
Two large bouquets, the gifts of
members of Dakota Lodge No. ant
j the First National Bank, and a birth
day cake of exceptional flavor, were
browning glories of the day at the
Judges home.
! Mrs. William Metz entertained on
Sunday in honor of the birthday an
niversary of her father, Adolph Bur,
kenhagen. Those present were Nj.
Burkenhagen and his sister, Miss Ida
Of Elroy; Mrs. Howell and Charles
Howell of Canada; and Mr.. and Mr.
Vernon Dalton Of Baraboo.
! The Jackson county home for the
poor was destroyed by fire late We'd
ensday causing a loss of $4,000 at
Black River Falls. All inmates es-
capped unframed and the contents of
the building were saved. Defective
wiring was the cause of the fire The
building was erected II years ago.
o. V. Kelley of Reedsburg, the
movie man has purchased vacant
lot just west of the B. r. Harper
studio on Main street and will erect
modern up-to-date movie house in
ed the very near future. He has al
ready started work on stalking on,
, the foundation and hopes to get that
done this fall so the building can be
done this fall so the building can be
completed early in the spring. The
, building will be Of tile and brick, fire
proof and everything Of the best.
Mr. Manley has been the superin-
tendent of the condensery at Reeds
! burg for the past five years and now
! he is moving back to his home town
at Menominee. Much regret was ex-
pressed at losing these good citizens.
He has been very active in all com
munity events and member of the
Chamber of Commerce.
BIG 1c SALE AT KRADWELL'S
DRUG STORE THURSDAY, FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY, NOV 8, G. 10.
He will take charge Of the Nestles
Food Plant at Menominee.
E. Krohn of Reedsburg is employ
ed as bookeeper at the OFT hardware
CO. store.
John Lange Jr. is employed as
clerk in the master mechanics Office
of the c. & N. w offices here.
Mrs. P. Taft gave a Halloween
party for her son Marshall at their
home over Peck's store, Wednesday
af' ernoon. Thirty children were en-
tertained and a hilarious time was
enjoyed with games and stunts suited
to a Halloween affair A delicious
five o'clock supper was served.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fosdick and
daughter Francis, drove to Chicago
Wednesday in an automobile. For
some time they have been residing
in Seattle and will now make their
home in Chicago While here Mrs. Eos
dick and daughter visited Mrs. John
! Helm at Ableman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A c.. Osbourne of
Virginia, Minnesota, who have been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Joseph Johnson, left this morning
for an automobile trip to Arizona and
New Mexico. They expect to be away
during the winter.
In the Athletic Review, University
Of Wisconsin publication sold at the
Homecoming game last Saturday,
Harold Berg son of Mrs. H. G. Berg of
! Baraboo, was mentioned as one Ct the
candidates for the varsity crew this
year. The crew Will >FrcDaDly TOW III
TIE Poughkeepsie race.
Dr.. G. w Snyder has returned from
Footville, Wisconsin, where he at
tended the funeral of relative, L.
J. Silverthorne Deceased was aged
about 50 years and leaves a widow.
Sleeping sickness" was given as the
cause of his death.
At the home of Mr.. erdt Mrs. Will
lam Smith. Seventh avenue, Mrs.
Smith and Mrs Arneson entertained
their Sunday. school classes at a Hal
lowe'en party on Tuesday evening.
Games we're PLAYED and candy and
fruit were served. All went home
happy, hoping TO have another party
in the near future.