The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1906-07-11

Mrs. Gus Reuland of Reedsburg,
visited here with Mrs. Matt Reu-
land Yesterday.
G. c. Cowles and M. H. Cowles
left this moning forSeattle, Wash,
to see the country. They expect to
visit San Frascisco before returning.
David Owen, who has taught
school at Woodlawn for the past
school year, is home for his summer
vacation.
The funeral of the late r. A.
Peck will be held at 200 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon July 7th at the
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Ringling, returned to Chicago to-
day in John Ringling's auto. Mrs.
Harris, Mrs. Wilson's mother, 're-
manned here to extend her visit.
The picnic party at the home of
L. 81. Palmer, given by the Maple
Valley Sewing Circle, was a success
in every detail. Over 100 people
were there to enjoy a fine dinner
and most enjoyable Fourth was
celebrated by all.
The picnic of the Twentieth Cen
turY Club to be held at Devils
Lake has been postponed until
Tuesday. It is desired that as
many GO as can on the 8 o'clock
freight.
Paul Stewart of Baraboo while
playing with a dog Sunday was
badly bitten and the occurrence
called for trouble of a serious nature
when Mr.. Nc Manner called upon
the owner of the dog, Mr.. Thompson,
to kill the dog. A fight ensued
when the combatants we're badly
used up.-LaValle item in Reeds
burg Free Press.
A wedding that was to have
taken place at Reedsburg Tuesday
did not occur on account of the
death of the groom. Miss Della
Pfeil was to have been welded to
Mr.. M. Mcnamara of Madison, but
at the appointed hour in the morn
ing the groom did not arrive. A
few hours later telegram came
announcing his death. The bride
that was to have been went at
once to Madison and the sad news
was verified.
Fred Baxter, who have been con-
fined in the county jail for the past
fourteen months for contempt of
court, has been released, the remedy
having been found inefficient. He
was placed there because of his re-
fusal to pay for the support Of a
child by his former wife, Flora
Baxter. His Incarceration was not
a very rigid punishment as he was
allowed the freedom of the jail
limits "a mile in each direction
from the jail.
Miss Anna Schneider of Prairie
du Sac, was accompanied to Bara-
boo this morning by her father and
sister, Ella. Miss Anna took the
train for Walla Wall, Washa. where
she will visit her brother, George.
She will also visit in other states
along the Pacific coast before her
return. She is enjoying a vacation
from her duties as assistant in the
Prairie du Sac High school.
A young couple living about ten
miles east of Baraboo, had buggy
wrecked here yesterday afternoon.
Their horse was frightened by
backing team on Oak street and
dashed across the street and in
to the courthouse park. The
harness was completely torn from
the animal and there was not much
left of the buggy. The streets
were crowded and it was fortunate
that no one was hurt.
Among those who gathered at
Mrs. Mary Dwinnell's window to
view the circus parade on Thurs
day were several gray haired per-
sons. Introductions and investiga-
tions showed that five of them at
tended Miss Savage's seminary here
in 1856. Some of them had not met
since that time. They were Mrs.