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Newspaper

Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1920

Page

3

Mass meeting promotes Sphitex Radiator plant for Baraboo

About 1200 shares of stock were sold with roughly the same remaining to be sold as residents weigh bringing the Sphitex Radiator factory from Racine to Baraboo. The plan envisions a site at the Ringling car sheds and a plant capable of producing up to 100 radiators daily. Local officials and business leaders spoke on the project, stressing employment and local benefits.

Sphitex Racine Baraboo Tock John Newschwanger Arthur Bowman Bowman Commercial Association Ringling G. W. Andrews Norman Quale Herman Mueller Hugo Helbig L. H. Hill W. B. Barringer Peter Lind William Ott KE. F. Lueth

La Follette Progressive drive to back elected delegates

A Madison ad urges support for Bob La Follette and a Progressive campaign. It calls for small donations to fund education and to elect delegates to the National Republican Convention, naming John J. Blaine, Henry Krumrey, James Thompson, Edwin Gross for at large and H J Mortenson, John Hatz for the 7th District, and requests voting guidance for April 6. The notice frames opponents as profiteers with control of Milwaukee press and urges readers to speak up and act. It ends with local social notes from Madison and nearby towns.

Bob Delegattes Milwaukee Sol Levitan Madison Wisconsin Edw F. Difhmar John J. Blaine Boscobel Henry Krumrey Plymouth James Thompson la Crosse Edwin Gross H. J. Mortenson John Hatz

Local Social Roundup From Honey Creek and Sumpter

Miss Myrtle Schaefer spent Wednesday to Sunday at her Baraboo home and at Reedsburg teachers institute. Mrs. Henry Pickar visited Madison relatives. The Huber family toured the Alwin Breson Sauk Prairie area Sunday. Walter Alwin Eva Alwin Julius Alwin Jr August Alwin Henry Vanusa Herman Buelow and others shared Sunday at the Robert Alwin home.

Honey Creek Sumpter Myrtle Schaefer Baraboo Teachers Institute Dt Reedsburg Henry Pickar Madison John Huber Alwin Sauk Prairie Walter Alwin Eva Julius Alwin Jr August Alwin

Prairie Du Sac Social News and Local Visits

Prairie du Sac residents host relatives and guests from Marinette Chicago and Ohio. Madison visitors include Miss Gertrude Ryan and Miss Katherine Felix with family ties. Marjorie Fisk recovers after surgery at St Marys Hospital Madison. The Bonham theatre hosts a popular amusement hall with bowling and pool. Mrs Jennie Keysar marks eightieth birthday with friends.

Gertrude Ryan Madison Emma Rose Sauve Marinette Wis E. J. Ragatz D .H. Wing Chicago George Schneller Katherine Felix U. of W Marjorie Fisk St. Mary’s Hospital New Bonham Theatre R. S. Babington Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church Harriet Conger

Town Caucus Notice for Excelsior March 20 1920

The town caucus for the town of Excelsior will be held at Ableman in Kiefers hall at two o clock p m on Saturday the twentieth day of March 1920. C F Hengstler Town Clerk.

Cooper Relatives Visit and Homecomings in Baraboo

Miss Doris Cooper returned home to Baraboo Monday morning. Miss Muriel Cooper on a week's vacation went to Portage Monday to visit relatives. Miss Edna Kleinert went to Madison Monday. La Verne Ott was sick last week with a bad infection in his hand. J Cooper first to take out his Ford this Spring. Tony Vasileff is seriously sick at the Ott home.

Doris Cooper Baraboo Muriel Cooper Portage Edna Kleinert Madison la Verne Ott J. Cooper Tony Vasileff Ott

Interior of new store nears business opening

The store space is rushing toward readiness for customers. Prices are high as sugar and corn syrup cost much, and readers reminisce about maple sweets. Edyth Morgan visited her mother and local residents mention health and social visits over the past week.

Edyth Morgan Herbert Schults Henry Krule Wm. McCarthy O. Goodell Edith Morgan Drea

Millinery Shopping and Local Social Notes in Lime Ridge

Miss Lacey Niebuhn traveled to Chicago for spring stock purchases. Bert Rist hosted a Chicago visitor. Aleck Miller visited Sandusky to see his daughter Mrs. Swafford. Ernest Outcast conducted business in Milwaukee. Mildred Hart stayed with the Norm Walker home. Huebner property sold to Mr. and Mrs. Witt of Hill Point. Weitzel family moved upstairs over Ernest Outcast. Ladies' Aid meets March 25 at Mrs. Otto Bohn. W C T U host at Mrs. William Blackman’s this week.

Lacey Niebuhn Chicago Bert Rist Aleck Miller Sandusky Swafford Ernest Outcast Miwaukee Mildred Hart Norm Walker Huebner Mrs. Witt Hill Point

Merrimack Notices and Local Movements Reported

Mrs Louis C Halbman traveled from Meullian Wisconsin to visit her mother who suffers a hip fracture expected to confine her to bed. Mrs John Gallus dies at Prairie du Sac after months of illness leaving eight children and several relatives. Gallus family formerly lived here. Meetings vote to convert the graded school to a Free High School with 54 in favor 6 against. Edith Dennis visits Baraboo with cousin Mrs Roy Peez. Mrs Summers and daughter from Okee visit Neda Nortis. Mrs Solemn King and Mrs Sarah Moon visit Madison. Roy Goedeske's birthday celebrated by Young People at C H Goedeske home. H R Pigg ill at home. Gladys Norris birthday party at Ned Norris home. Mrs Catherine McDonnell takes 7th 8th graders to Baraboo for circuit court. Mrs Madora Premo reported well at home. Mr and Mrs BE Gross visit local events.

Louis C. Halbman Meullian Wis John Gallus Prairie du Lac Fred Gustav Charles Will Paul Emma Brownrigg Anna Dahnke Gallus Prairie du Sac Miles Elson Mather Reedsburg Dakota Edith Dennis Baraboo Roy Peez Robert Summers Okee Neda Nortis Solemn King Sarah Moon Ira Quinn Madison C. H. Goedeske Roy H. R. Pigg Gladys Norris Ned Norris Catherine McDonnel Circuit Court Madora Premo BE. L. Gross

Willey family surprise party marks Lyons move

Mr and Mrs Herman Willey recently moved to Lyons where friends and neighbors gathered for a surprise party with games ice cream cake wafer cookies and pickles. Other items note Lydia North visiting J H Harris home Florence Fish weekend visit and local moves and visits including baby Leroy Howard born February 29 at the Trussell home.

Kirkwood Herman Willey Lyons Willey Lydia North J. H. Harris Florence Fish Baraboo John O’brien Leroy Howard Bruce Trussell Fred Bisch Milner Bisch Duane Peck Messrs. F. C. Peck E. Lettergren A. F. French Arpin Wis J. Paddock Robert Koenig Charles Randall

Fairfield Youth Celebrate Paul Green Birthday

Fairfield youths gathered at Paul Green's Saturday evening to celebrate his birthday. The event included local residents Bertie Caflisch and Nor man Anchor workers Foster Harrison recently purchasing a Ford.

Embroidery Club Host Regroups Winners and Social News

Loganville notices show Mrs. Fred Wheeler hosting the embroidery club last Thursday. Mrs E Riggert wins ladies prize, Will Kruse wins gents and Mrs Ware takes booby. Other items note visits, court attendance, and teachers meeting in Reedsburg.

Fred Wheeler Embroidery Club P H. Luherson Will Voss Schoephoester 500 Club E. Riggert Will Kruse Gents Mrs Ware Ware Will Greshams Alvin Rist Baraboo E. Hamermiester Hamermiester Jacob Dause Westedt Reedsburg Wm. Westenhaver Evansville Leo Turner

Signs and fires mark the Naperville scene this week

Sunday twelve army trucks moved through Naperville en route from Ohio to Davenport as residents noted signs of spring including robins and green lawns. A Saturday fire destroyed Judge Goodwin’s $25 000 home, killing him in hospital hours later.

Ohio Davenport Iowa Robins N. G. Abbotts Smith Percy Crossman Judge Goodwin Chicago John Goodwin la Salle Street Board of Trade Heatherton Mr. Goodwin Goodwin F. A. Squires Wm. McGuire Wheaton Ill Kroehler McGuire Baraboo Royal Britton Amos Squires

Spanish War Vets Install Members at Banquet

Veterans of the Spanish American War in this city held an installation and banquet in the Woman's Relief camp hall. About thirty Madison members attended with the Moose drum corps. C A Zillsch of Madison initiated the candidates. Newly installed members include W W Biege L A Anderson Verne Brown Frank H Dwinnell Richard Brandt and two men from Reedsburg Miller and Schroeder. The county has about 28 Spanish American War veterans. The drum corps led the procession to the four o'clock train.

Woman’s Relief Camp Madison Moose Drum C.A. Zillsch W. W. Biege L. A. Anderson Verne Brown Frank H. Dwinnell Richard Brandt

Psychology discussed at Fort nightly Literary Club

Miss Ethel S Horton and Miss Gertrude L Hanson spoke at Fortnightly Literary Club on the practical uses of psychology. They described wartime testing of troops, new methods for measuring education and intelligence, and the rise of army tests as a notable 20th century development.

Ethel S. Horton G T. Thaerer Horton

Auction at Winfield farm sells equipment and cattle action

Clarence Powell offers a public sale on his Winfield farm near Reedsburg on Monday March 29 starting 9 30 am. The auction includes tractors and hay equipment, grain binders, plows, wagons, milking gear, cattle sheep and mules plus 122 acres farm and 40 acres nearby heavy soil land. High quality bull Beauty Johanna Rue and many bred cows, calves and young stock featured. Lunch provided and payment terms include cash under 10 and credit on bankable notes.

Winfield Reedsburg McCormick Johanna Rue Madison Richland Center Chippewa Falls Clarence Powell J. J. Shreve Otto Krause

Warning to Mothers Promotes Rocky Mountain Spring Medicine

Mothers urged to purify blood and cleanse stomach and bowels with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Medicine. The ad claims spring cleanses improve health, color, and happiness for the whole family and directs readers to Donovan's Pharmacy.

Hollister Donovan’s Pharmacy

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