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Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1920

Page

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Pleasant rip of travels to Hawaii and teaching abroad

A narrative from Miss LaVentia Premo describes travel from San Francisco to Honolulu on the S. S. Maui, then to Hilo aboard the Mauna Kea. She and a companion teach at a Japanese school on a sugar plantation, note conditions for students, culture, and daily life in Hawaii in September, including meals, entertainment, and plantation routines.

LaVentia Premo W. H. Premo Pahonua Hilo Hawaiian Islands San Francisco S. S. Maui Honolulu Maui

Mean Trick By Unknown Man In Reedsburg

An unknown Ford driver struck Elizabeth Edwards on North Park Street as she played in the street. The car sped away after seeing the child on the pavement, leaving her stunned but alive. The incident sparked community anger as the driver’s identity remains unreported.

North Park Street Elizabeth Edwards A. C Edwards Reedsburg

New Point in Triangle Case of Grace Lusk

The Chicago Daily Tribune argues Grace Lusk, serving twenty one years for killing the wife of her lover, may be freed. It suggests a dangerous precedent that women victims could be punished less, while men kill for passion.

Grace Lusk Chicago Miss Grace Lusk Wisconsin Miss Lusk Waukesha County San Francisco Perosus Chicago Daily Tribune

Debate on ousting Socialists at Fort nightly Literary Club

At the Fort nightly Literary club meeting Miss Emma Gattiker praised Mrs. Catharine Crandall Train. The group debated whether five New York Socialist legislators should have been expelled, presenting arguments for and against the ouster and noting later shifts in Socialist platforms.

Emma Gattiker R. B. Griggs Catherine Crandall

Fire Destroyed Dr Clark Home in La Valle

The home of Dr. Clark at La Valle was destroyed by fire recently. The volunteer fire department arrived quickly but could not control the blaze. only the kitchen was saved, though heavily scorched. Neighbors saved most of the furniture.

DR. Clark LA Valle LaValle

Mrs Ringling Sells Property on Fourth Avenue

Mrs. Al Ringling sold the residence at 204 Fourth Avenue near the M E parsonage to F W Fuller of Wonewoc. Fuller and family plan to move in soon. he works in real estate. The frame house, once built by the Ringlings, now houses Dr C E Getchell and family while the stone house hosts original owners Mr and Mrs Harry North.

al. Ringling Fourth Avenue M. E. Parsonage Fourth F. W. Fuller Wonewoc

Portage Wine Maker Not Guilty in Prohibition Case

In Portage Circuit Court Judge Chester A Fowler acquitted Max Meyer of manufacturing intoxicating liquor. Meyer had ten gallons of home made wine found at his home and faced $200 bond. Attorney C H Metzler said the wine was for medical purposes. Eleven other dealers, five from Columbus, are held on $100 bonds for preliminary hearings on December 15 for handling tonics following raids by State Prohibition Officer H C Parkinson and Sheriff Fred Schultz.

Chester A. Fowler Portage Max Meyer Meyer Atty C. H. Metzler Frank Beckerbeck W. R. Miller William Epstein Thomas James William Lester Buchanan Columbus Macombe McLarty F. G. Lange H. G. Seipp Emil Giese Henry Tashall H. C. Parkinson Madison Fred Schultz

Local Lake Lodges Elect Officers for 1921

Baraboo Lodge 177 B of R T elected 1921 officers led by President Ray Littlejohn and Secretary L J David with L B Waters as Pub Agent and L J Gross as Inner Guard. Devils Lake Lodge 221 elected 1921 officers led by Past President Mrs Lena Perry and President Mrs Ella Barber with Mrs Carrie Butterfield as Vice President and Mrs Emmat True as Sec Treas.

Baraboo Lodge No. 177 R. T Ray Littlejohn B. Koons L. J. David C. M. du Bois Agt L. B. Waters L. J. David Inner Guard L. J. Gross A. A. Davis W. F. Rote F. Hauser Roger Cahoon Devils Lake Lodge Lena Perry Ella Barber Carrie Butterfield Sec. & Treas Emmat True Blanche Kilmer Fern McGilvra Warden Hattie LeBaron Inner Guard Margaret True Nellie Beaver

Foresters Hold Yearly Election Night

The United Order of Foresters elected officers on Friday evening. Chief Rang George Woolford Vice Rang Carl Robinson Past Rang Almer Hunt Chap Clara Henderson Treas Adolph Andre Lee Lee Bertha Schoenwetter Chief Archer John Henderson. Following the meeting, doughnuts coffee and dancing were enjoyed into the night.

United Order of Foresters George Woolford Carl Robinson Almer Hunt Clara Henderson Treas Adolph Andre Lee Bertha Schoenwetter Archer John Henderson Roy Wettstein Charles Ray

Sauk County YWCA Board Holds Meeting

The Sauk County YWCA executive board met in the association rooms with President Mrs Henry Lucht presiding. Vivian Smith was named finance chairman, Monette outlined future plans, and Mrs Evans was chosen nominating chair. A coffee gathering and a January 11 annual meeting were planned. Lucile Tinkham and Monette were thanked for service.

Sauk County Evans Young Women’s Christian Association Lucile Tinkham Mise Monette

Unusual Things in California From Whittier Letter

A Whittier resident writes of California marvels including the largest incubator capable of 3,000,000 eggs, a world’s biggest walnut packing plant near Puente, and an avocado trade, plus notes on local trees, a 750 pound bride, and a 100 year old speaker at Sycamore grove.

York Neb Maher Los Angeles Whittier California Puente Wisconsin Sycamore Grove

Columbia County Telephone Company Rates Raised

The Leeds Farmers Telephone Company in Columbia County has been granted a rate increase. An increase has also been approved for the company operating in Portage.

Columbia County Telephone Company Leeds Farmers’ ‘Telephone Company Columbia ‘County Portage

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