Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-25
Friday

the former home of Mrs. Lesser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Sandberg have
renewed to Madison TO make their
home. Mr.. Sandberg has secured a
position as chauffeur in the Capital
city.
Mrs. Frank Stewart and Miss Carrie
Stewart have returned from a visit
with the family of James Harder in
Escanaba, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schellenberg-
er and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Claus of
Chicago are camping for couple of
weeks at Mirror lake.
Misses Frances Donahue of Chicago
and Marie Donahue of Galena are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Howe. Second street.
Bert Skinner of GleDville has rented
his farm to G.. Fl. Simons. Mr.. Skin
ner and his family will return to their
former home in North Dakota.
Mrs. William Hett and two sons of
Waukesha are being entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Cos
grove, Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Boehm have re-
turned from visit at Necedah and
other points on the new line. They
were absent over week.
The group picture of the Baraboo
high school graduating class is now on
display at the E. B. Trimpey studio.
The picture displays much skill in
workmanship.
Chas. Hackett writes from Camp
Crook, S. d., that crops are fine
around there. He will soon leave for
Baker, Montana, where he will be in
the auto business.
j. [. Hammer of Grand Rapids,
this state, visited Tuesday with his
son in this city. Mr.. Hammer has
just returned from a visit in Norway
and other places in Europe.
Aaron Teele and his niece, Miss Iva
Hackett, spent Thursday at the Eng
fish cottage at Newport. Mr.. Teele
returned home but Miss Iva remained
for few days visit with the English
family.
Mrs Amelia Braun has sold her
farm, Chenille Heights, and has pur-
chased a farm from Willis Glover.
| Mrs. Braun will occupy the little red
schoolhouse until the Clever place is
| ready for occupancy.
| Hon. J.. s, TTipp and o. e. Stone
| Teft via Baraboo for De Smet, s. OAK,
Tuesday where they expect to be gone
| a week, and will also visit other
points in the Dakotas. The trirx 70
Baraboo was made per automobile
S aux county News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bassey have
removed from Duluth, Minnesota, to
Woodbine, Iowa, where Mr.. Bassey
will have charge of drug store. Mr..
Bassey was formerly employed at the
Evenson drug store In Baraboo and
Mrs. B&ssey will be remembered as
Miss Marjorie Burke, formerly of this
lefty.
w. FL. Atom and family left We'd
nesday for Chicago, Milwaukee and
other intervening points to spend a
few days touring, combining business
with pleasure, making the trip in
their auto.
The Class of 1909, Lodi high school,
j'had reunion picnic at Devils lake
Wednesday. Ten of the members
were present, viz, Grace Irwin, Jen-
ME Bafrtl, Mary Martin, Sadie Mil
Ter, Leila Steele, Amy Lopez, Ralph
Balliette, Oscar L1one, Frank Robert
son and Ferdinand Markgraf. The
fCIRcS vi AWkO dtC az WIG fdAC GulS
day, but we have not a list of those
who went-Lodi Enterprise.
Rev. Meland and family of Lodi
Iihave returned from their extended
auto tour to Iowa and Minnesota,
having:covered nearly 1909 miles. The
neutrality-suspicious. reports that they
had fine strip without any acct
dents or inconVeniences of any kind to
mar the trip. There is one thing,
however, that.he thinks could make
such trips little more pleasant and
less expensive, and that is-better
roads. Mr. Meland conducts services
in Baraboo: two or three times each
month.
This matter of newspaper subscrip-
ton reminds one of the Greek Philoso-
pher, whose poverty began to pinch
him, seyslthe editor of the Ida Grove
Record Era. Zone of his friends sent
word to the men of the citv that zach