Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-08-20
Cuts Foot With
Ak at HMpoint

Hillpoint.-John, oldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Steinhorst of
Hillpoint, is recovering from an
operation, on his foot. He was
taken to the Reedsburg hospital
where several stitches were taken
in the member. The young fellow
in cutting wood with sharp ak,
split his foot between the second
and third toes. The wound was
an ugly one and extended almost to
the instep. The youth was on the
operating table almost two hours.
No anaesthetic was given him be
cause of his weakened condition
from loss of blood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Phalen and
daughter Elizabeth of Wyoming
spent the past week with Leo and
wife of Sleepy Hollow.
Mrs. Howard passed away at her
home near Loretto Thursday night.
Funeral at ST. Patrick's Catholic
church, Loretto Monday.
Forrest Rull of !, Happy Hollow
now drives. a New Chevrolet tour
ing car purchased ; at Lone Rock.
Mrs. Johnnie. Grell and, daughter,
Mrs. Chris Olson and son spent
Thursday picking. berries in Sleepy
Hollow. They report poor mess
of berries and rattlesnal,es plenti'
full M
n Kenneth and a ,LeVoll,v W Sjnfp sQG
spent Friday with the join Nc
Clusky family.
Ed. Wunnickee has been busy
threshing the past two days.
John McClusky, Irwin Simpson,
M. A. Coyne, Clifford Simpson mo-
tored to Eagle Corners on a bust
ness trip.
Billie Shrump is now driving a
new Chevrolet touring car. Also
Gus Olson drives a new Chevrolet
coach.
Emmett D. Phalen Of Water Fall
spent Sunday with cid friends in
the Hollow. He is fully recover
ed now after being kicked by a
mule over three weeks ago and
seriously injured.
Miss Bridget Smith of Madison
and Miss Peggy Goodwin of Van
cover, Canada, are spending a two
weeks vacation with Mrs. Louise
Smith and family Of Smoky Hollow.
Miss Smith and Miss Goodwin and
Miss Rose Love Of Spring Green
are intending to take q pleasure
trip through the western states and
to spend few days with Mr and
Mrs. John Smith and family of
Kimball, So. Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tiedman of
Madison are spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Phelan.
Hank Kaly Of Stony Glen has not
flied his brother Ed of North Lake
Wis, to be home soon as he wants
him to drive the famous PAGERS
Dan and Bess in the races held at
the Fairs this fall. Hank and
some of his friends have great con
fdence in this team. They will
also be entered in the pulling con
test for light horses.
The white wash man has been
busy in this vicinity the following
have had their barns white washed
Billie Walsh, Clarence Walsh, Edd
Wunnickee, Leo Schmitz, John Nc
Clusky and Jim Keegan.
A. R. lilly spent few days last
week visiting friends in Chicago.
Tom Smith made a business trip
to Lone Rock, Monday.
Little Eugene Wunnickee escap-
ed serious injury Sunday. Mr.
Wunnickee called on a friend and
left the children in the car, Merriam,
Jim, Eugene and Bob. The car
was parked on a hill and in some
way Jim started the car off down
the hill. Little Jean held the
wheel while Merriam got Bobbie out
safe. The car ran about twenty
rods backwards and was to go into
a deep ditch or strike an old shed.
No one can explain how Jean turn
ed it for the shed as he is only five
years old. The car is badly smash
ed and no one was injured except
the father who was nearly scared
to death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Walsh made a
business trip to Spring Green one
day last week.