Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-31

out of the city when the horses be-
came frightened and kicked loose
from the cutter Neither driver was
hur;
Charles Walrath and w. C. Miller
of the street committee and Com
missioner John Steinbrink are among
those from Baraboo who are attend
ing the 80 th annual road school OF
the Wisconsin highway commission
in Madison 1t is expected that some
1000 persons Will be present at differ
ent times during the session which
| is held during Jan. FL to 25 All ses-
SONS held in the assembly chamber
| of the capital are exhibits display
| ed in the rotunda and machine exit.
bits about thee capital square.
On account of the county taxes be-
ing much less, the town taxes are re
duced, tax payers are finding when
they smile on the various treasurers.
| The city taxes are the same as last
year, however, due to city expendi-
lures. There may be enough surplus
this year to clear UP all Of the mon
| ey borrowed at the end of the year.
j. E. Coleman was taken to the
! ST. Marys Ringing hospital on Sun
day. Mr. Coleman has been in poor
health for the past two years.
w. S. Vivian, manager of the pub.
lie relations department of the North
| hyest UMNties, addressed the stu
dents of the high school on Tuesday
on the subject OF 'iSerg PEI Mr..
Vivian gave as definition Of his
subject as follows: Service is the
delivery Of the commodity plus the
sum total of every individual in the
/ organization The speaker also
gave a short history on the enter
Prise that furnishes heat, light and
power in the northwest
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THURSDAY K
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! The baby which arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Hood
on Tuesday was daughter and the
child has been named Leona Marie
Mrs. Margaret Mccoy rwifl soon
leave for Chicago to spend the re-
1nainder Of the winter with relatives
there.
Walter Hook has returned to Madi
son after visiting relatives here.
He was accompanied back by his
niece Mrs. M. Hook for a short visit
there.
The condition of Mrs. George zieg
Ter is reported as being about the
same this morning. Mrs. ziegler
has been critically i'll for several
weeks.
Mrs. J. j. Conway and son Ken
meth have returned from Rochester,
Mimi, Kenneth underwent an OPP
Grafton in Rochester sveral weeks
ago.
The Delphian chapter met on Tues,
day evening to study European Ma
lions in the Roman Empire, leader
Mrs. F. w. Terbilcox. The fourth
years study is devoted to Modern
Nations and this, the first program
was a survey Of conditions leading or
contributing to the Fall of Rome"
Among those from Baraboo Wh~
have been or are attending the Ms
waukee automobile show are R. w.
Prothero, William Prelipp, Herman
Meuller, Ed Ritzethaler, A. II. Rot
zoll, Glen Allen, and Clarence Page.
Mr.. R3zdu was accompanied to
Milwaukee today by Mr.. Koberstein,
who will act as Paige and Jewett
dealer in Reedsburg for the West
Baraboo garage. =.
Martin Schey has found yaluable
diamond ring which he lost at the
Charity ball on Tuesday evening. The
ring was found by Henry s Hoybe
of Madison who is spending a. few
weeks here on business and was re-
tured to the owner through an, ,adver
tisement in the News. me ring was
found on the 5loor of the dance
hall
/ On Wednesday there was o very
pleasant gathering at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Hugo R. Schuette, 514
Second avenue, to celebrate the birtn
day of their daughter, Eileen, aged
six years. Among the guests were
ten little Baraboo friends and a de-
IEididus lunch was served them!
Mrs. William Frambs and Mrs. Holtz
came down from Alderman for the eel
ebration
George Schaitel was given a de-
lightful birthday surprise at his home
at III Pine street last evening, the
affair being in honor of his 35th
birthday Fifteen guests were pres
ho opi0voh ovnDinO ~