Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-01
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The w. r. c.. entertained the
members of the GA. r. at their
hall Saturday night, the occasion
being Grand Army Day A program
consisting of music and short talks
was much enjoyed. g Saf
Mrs. Mary Dwinnel in behalf of
the corps presented the Mayor
Adolph andre with a beautiful flag
as a token of appreciation Of his.
many favors to the order. Mr. Andre
accepted with very fitting remarks.
Refreshments were served #&
AS is customary in the arrival of
a new pastor here, churches of the
city united on Sunday evening to
join in a service welcoming the Rev.
w E. Rix to Baraboo. The Baptist
church was crowded for the service
in which the various pastors took
part The Rev Henry Harris gave
the address of welcome and the ser
man was given bby Rev. Rix.
Max Holloway Of Lyons was ar
rested and brought before Judge
Adolph andre this morning to ans
wer to a charge of violating section
two of the Sank county ordinance rel
alive to driving and operating car
while intoxicated The complaint
was made by Leroy Shock of Ills
nois, who claims that Holloway raj
into his car just outside of Prairie
du Sac on April %, damaging the
Shock auto to the extent OF $50 as
well as damaging his own machine.
The case has been adjourned to
May Z.
r. D. Lowe Of Baraboo, has been
engaged to bake at the Rocker bak
cry for the summer. He commenced
KiIbourn with his family. Mr.. Roe
cker anticipates q much larger de-
mand for baked goods than last year
and is making every effort to salts
fly his customers Kilbourn Weekly
Events.
Hesperia debating society with ov
er 80 boys of the high school in its
membership, it to have its annual
Spread, May 8, at the Warren
house This event has always been
a pleasant and instructive one. This
event will top off Baraboo's debat'
ing year in, at least, delicious
fashion May at the High school,
from to II o'clock Hesperia will
give its last dance.
George Ziegfer is recovering from
bad case of blood poisoning at the
home of his mother-in -law Mrs.
Carl Braun.
A Chicago tourist car and ma
chine driven by L. B. Irish collided
near the wooden mill bridge at the
end of Second avenue, Sunday morn
ing The damage was slight.
One of the ammonia pipes in the
refrigerator system at the Stommer
& Meinecke meat market at Kilbourn
sprung leak last Friday and both
the proprietors received quite dose
of the fumes of the ammonia before
they located the leak and got it re-
paired. Mr.. Meinecke was on the job
Saturday but Mr. Stommer was con-
fined to his home for a day and was
several days recovering from the
effects of the exposure. A similar
accident happened at the Bump &
Wickus meat market few days ago.
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Roswell Sou1en of Milwaukee was
an over night guest at the home OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Richardson Mr..
Soulen and Stanford Richardson
were roommates at Carroll collegc.
Mr.. Sou1en graduating in the class
of % and Mr.. Richardson in that
lof '23. The Milwaukee visitor is al
state employe of the Wisconsin Tele7
phone company. J., $50 Il
Members Of the. ;BarabQo business
Womenr's Club enjoyed a coverlet
supper in the club rooms last evening.
The following delegates were elect
ed 10 the state convention in Wausau