Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-11-06
WednesdQy

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hospital as the result of an automo.
bile accident near Kilbourn lest
Friday. The family was touring
in this region when their car col
lided with a guard fence just nut III
Kilbourn. Mrs. Lochner was
thrown through the windshield and
received an injury to her skull One
ear was also badly cut bue she Is
getting along nicely and expects to
leave the hospital at the end of the
week.
Miss Hazel Trussell, owen and
Rueben Prothero have returned
from an auto trip to Clintonvlle,
Wis, where they spent a week at
the home Of W. ID. Holmes ana
family. They report nice catch
Of fish in Lake Shawano. They also
visited the ruins of the government
lumber mills that burned few
weeks ago at Neopit, in the Menom
inee Indian reservation.
A number of girl friends gave
Mrs. Richard Grove, nee Louise
Bishop, a delightful miscellaneous
shower at her home, 317 Seventh
avenue, last evening. The time
was pleasantly spent in social
way and refreshments were served.
Mrs. Charles Junge, daughter
Miss Maeta, and son Rollo were
in Portage yesterday to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Junge's sister-in-
law, Mrs. Fred Huber.
DurwoOd Dubois, son of Regis
ter Of Deeds and Mrs. c. M. Dubois
OF BarabOo, has been chosen 10
represent the Madison chapter of
Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity at a
twenty-fifth annual conclave at
Bloomington this week. The Wis
Consin chapter has sent two men
to represent them, Mr. Du Bots,
and Dwight Spooner. They will re-
turn some time next week. Mr.. Du
Bots is a senior student at the
University Of Wisconsin.
Trees are being cut away on the
northwest corner of Broadway and
Second avenue due north of the
jail preparatory to moving the
residence onto another lot that a
filling station may be erected by
Orriel Philbrick The house is
known as the Rev. Warren Cochran
home, the pastor and family liV-
ing there at different times in the
sixties and seventies Rev. Coch-
ran was the first pastor of the
Congregational church in BarabOo,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K Page, accom-
panied by Mrs Herman Bogard,
motOred to Tomah yesterday While
in that city they had the pleasure
Of meeting Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Rob
bins, former Baraboo residents,
vine have been conducting the lead
ing hotel in Tomah for number Of
years. Mr. Robbins has a reputa-
ton for serving good meals. He
raises his own vegetables and serv-
es chicken at least once day. The
Rotary club was entertaining the
Tomah high school at the Robbins
hotel last night.
The Kradwell brothers today
started moving their stock from the
Oak street location to their fine
new store on Fourth avenue. The
Rexall store has been located on
Oak street for many years, the
Kradwells buying out G. H. Even
son four or five years ago. Elk
tensive remodeling has been done
on the new building which will
make for improvement in appear
ance and convenience
S. Thomas Williams leaves to-
morrow for his home in Hollywood
California, after spending the sum
mer at his cottage, Messenger shore
of Devils lake. Mrs. Williams and
daughter Virginia returned to FOl-
lywood a month ago. Mrs. Will
Hams has spent the past few weeks
i'll Ladysmtth with his son Russell
and family
Mr.. and Mrs r. A Dake have
returned to Milwaukee after visit
ing some time with their father,
r. e. Dake, who is in ST. Mary's-
'ingling hospital with blood poison
ing. Mrs. Dake is veteran of
the Civil war and is 81 years old.
MI. and Mrs Ed Martindale of
Lyons left today for Thomson, Ill.
where they will make a visit. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Henry
Engelking of Mount Carroll, ILL.,,
who has been visiting here and Will
spend few days in Thompson be
for returning home.
Baraboo friends and relatives to
attend the funeral of Gust Born
in Ableman today were Mr.. and
Mrs. I'D Pooch, Mrs. John Allen
Mrs. J. Smith and son, Mrs. Ed
Tessmer, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Rumpf