Cash For Eggs This Week at South Side Mercantile
Baraboo Wisconsin store South Side Mercantile urges customers to bring eggs for payment this week. Details unknown.
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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1913
Page
12
Baraboo Wisconsin store South Side Mercantile urges customers to bring eggs for payment this week. Details unknown.
At Ojinaga the long overdue wages for federal and volunteer troops began distribution with volunteers taking on a pro rata share. General Orozco declares unwavering support for Huerta, while volunteers resent General Mercado and refuse to obey or speak to him, with independent orders issued by Orozco and Salazar as tensions rise.
A jealous neighbor is blamed for venomous poison pen letters sent to husbands in Waukegan and nearby North Shore towns warning wives to stop alleged misbehavior. The papers match in quality and handwriting, one letter sent to James F. Minogue and another to a Waukegan matron’s husband. Mrs. Minogue collapses from fear as authorities pursue the case with postal inspectors.
Loganville residents attend an oyster supper hosted by the Odd Fellows lodge and visit friends. Embroidery club meets with Mrs. Hoevermann and Mrs. Kohlmeyer. Christmas program held at Westedt's hall. Westenhavers host dinner for several families. Lester Ware visits Des Plaines Illinois. George Hoevermann sells ninety sheys from his farm. J B Selden injures finger on corn sheller. doctor sews it. John Stolte builds a barn and plans a new house next spring. Ewald Hamermmeister visits town. Ethel Westenhaver to Beloit. Edd Williams' infant baptized. August Steinhorst attends Lime Ridge dance.
Dr C von Hiddessen of Sauk City underwent an operation at Medison. Mrs John Steinbrink of Baiboo is a daughter.
Partial list of Baraboo youths working away from home who return for holidays. Names and hometowns include Gertrude Desmond Ashland Myrtle Ruel Watertown Cornelia Moran Waterloo Iowa Eleanor Withington Madison Ethel Hoag Evansville Maud Monroe Janesville John V Diener Green Bay Mame Fay Chicago Beile Blanchett Madison William Fay Chicago Helen Sarahan Madison Nellie Florence Madge Friend Marion Goldfarb Chicago Marion Agnes Sarahan Madison Chauncey Holmes Wyeville Gertrude Hull Kilbourn Lulu Johnson Madison Elsie Kartack Hartford Roy Kartack Chicago Hazel Brennen Ethel Owen Madison Abbot Peck Appleton Gladys Miller Peshigo Hazel Traschler Hillsboro Helen Holden Milwaukee Ida Marquardt Milwaukee.
Mr and Mrs Babington of Prairie du Sac visited Baraboo Saturday to see daughter Pearl Babington a Delton school teacher. The new Prairie du Sac water plant tested satisfactory except for one leaking pipe requiring shutdown until repair. No service in homes yet but several patrons will connect soon. A future power plant completion will enable motor pumping. Mr Babington serves as village president.
Town treasurer C. A. Varnell reports Greenfield taxes have risen by more than one half, indicating a substantial increase in the municipal levy for residents and property owners.
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