Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-24
TUESDAY K

TUESDAY K
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Mrs. Norma Acott returned to
Reedsburg this morning to resume hel
work of examination in the public
schools
Miss Susan McFeeters has gone to
North Freedom for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Ed. Egerer
Mrs. E. J. Martyr of Milwaukee,
formerly of Baraboo, underwent an
operation yesterday and is reported
as getting along nicely today. Mrs.
e. 7. Ross. of this city, daughter Of
Mrs. Martyr, is in Milwaukee with
her.
It is surprising how warm one can
make en- upholstered cottage at
Devils Lake even though the temper,
ature be below zero On Monday six
members of the Heart of the HIS
walking club braved Old Boreas ana
found perfect comfort by a roaring
fire. Neither going or coming was d
single specimen of wild life seen.
birds or furry animal 1t was day
for the little creatures to seek the
depths of a secluded valley
A crop IF twenty of more Barabot
girls enjoyed a sleigh ride TO North
Freedom on Saturday evening A sup
per was served at the Trumbell hotel
in that place.
The U. A. D. club of the Presby.
terrain church and their teacher, Mrs,
A. l.. Page, were given 2 sleigh ride
to North Freedom on Friday evening
through the kindness Of John Thomp-
son. The class was entertained ar
the home of NJ and Mrs. Otto Smith.
wher a delightful lunch was served
at ten O'Clock. The event was one
of enjoyment for every guest.
Mrs. II. ]. Case Of this city has
been i'll for several weeks at the
home of her daughter Mrs. William
Carroll, COL Edgewood avenue, Madi-
son. Her friends will be glad to learn
that her condition is now much inn
proved.
About seventy members Of the
Business Womens club attended
supper and initial on at the club
rooms on Monday evening A seven
O'Clock supper was served at tables
decorated with red candles and carry
ing out a red and white color
scheme. Members answered to roll
call with slogans for the Ford and
Lincoln, the two names being the
designations for the two sides in q
recent membership contest. The bus.
mess session and initiation were
followed by a social time with dan
cling and music. Vocal music by the
Misses Maude True, Frances Ken
nedy, Lura West, Martha Newman,
Ethel Newell, and Mary Kunzelman
was much enjoyed.
After dose Of the coolest wealth
er in twenty years when the tenn
perature Monday morning went as
low as 80 degrees below zero, today
the thermoma+e err took a jump up
ward of SO degrees, to 20 above, JUS
"a hours later.
The change is attributed to the
shifting Of the wind to the south.
Those who ventured out into the
country this morning report the roads
in bad condition again The wind
which came up about six o'clock last
evening blew the snow in all d1rec-
tons and badly drifted the roads. In
the direction of Portage, drifts made
the use of car almost impossible
and a driver who tried to get through
to North Freedom and Ableman this
morning was forced TO turn back.
Declaring a building or other place
where liquor is manufactured
nuisance" is not a criminal action
but a civil or equitable matter, Rob
ert M. Rieser, deputy attorney gener-
al ruled to H. J. Bohn. district aftor-
ney, Baraboo. If the owner has know
ledge that the building which he rents
is being used for the manufacture O.
liquor a lien can be declared and the
lease revoked and the property sold
TO defray costs. Rieser also held.