Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-06-13
Monday

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| Master Russell Case, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Newell Case of Amherst, is visit.
ing at the home of his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. tn eron Case.
Miss Grace Munroe has gone to
Chicago to attend the Woodruff Kent
wedding. Miss Olga Reinking and
Miss Clara Risley will also be pres
ent.
Miss Maud Monroe has returned
from Everett, Washington, where she
taught school the last year. Miss Eva
Varnell will return after trip of two
weeks.
Mrs. j. 6. Stein, Mrs Charles Rick
and son, Lester, of North Freedom
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.,
and Mrs. Walter Palmer and other
friends.
Mrs. w. .. Cady returned to her
home in Milwaukee. She has
peen visiting for several months with
relatives in the county and spent the
last three weeks at theho me of her
son, City Attorney V. H. Cady.
Dennis Bray was called to LaValle
this morning. on account of the death
of his mother, Mrs. Daniel Bray. Mrs.
Bray had been ail1ng for the last six
weeks. Death was due to old age, the
deceased being nearly 80 years.
The Lyons base ball team defeated
the Fairfield team on the school
diamond yesterday, the score be-
ing % to 3. The contest was clean and
fast and was enjoyed by number of
fans. The Lyons nine will play at Der
ton next Sunday.
J. P. Smell of Downing came this
afternoon and is guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Theron Case, Lynn
avenue. He has been visiting in
Spring Green and Madison and will
visit here few days before returning
home. He was formerly of this city.
Emil Gust left yesterday for Friend
ship where he expects to open a
grocery store. He will be in partner
ship with Albert Promo of Chicago.
Mr.. Gust has been employed at the
Gust store on Walnut street in this
city for number of years. Mr.. Promo
is a former Baraboo boy.
TT. Nettle called at The News
office and expressed desire to get
into the friendly egg contest carried on
by our readers and brought in the
goods to show what Greenfield hen
can do. In circumference the egg
measured S inches the long way and
6 rs inches the short way.
Yesterday afternoon at the north
shore of Devils lake the Baraboo5
Sluggers defeated the Portage base ball
nine. The score was IL to L. There
was a large crowd at the game and al.
though the Baraboo team was some
what stronger than the visitors, the
contest was a good one. Frenz and
Mcdonald did the battery work for the
Sluggers.
Henry Hammel died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. VIM. O'Brien, in
the town of Ironton, at the advanced
age of SO years, after lingering ILL
ness of some time, leaving five ds uyh-
ters. The remains were inferred in the
Delton cemetery. The five daughters
are: Mrs. d. Wolf of Cazenovia; Mrs.
Jas. McGlynn, Richland Center; Mrs.
J. Sweeny, La Crosse; Mrs. VIM.
O'Brien, Ironton; Mrs. P. Byrne,
Brownsville, Oregon.
Word has been received in Fairfield
of the death of George w. Luce of
Columbus, Ohio which occurred on
Wednesday, June 5. He was brother
of John and Joseph w. Luce deceased
and Mrs. Emily III. Richards and at
one time resident of Baraboo. Mr..
Luce visited here the year before the
death of his brother, Joseph. He leaves
a wife and one son, also two sisters.
Mrs. G. A. Allen and Mrs. John Gay
of Pennington, Maine.
G. HI. Lee is arranging to bring from
the arms owned by William Schu-
bring and himself at Collegeport,
Texas, a car load of luscious water
melons. It requires about 1900 to fill
car and it would require just that
many to place one in every house IN
Baraboo. OF course all would want
melon grown by Baraboo people in
Texas. 1t is planned to have them
here for independence Day.
[. Thurman went to Milwaukee this
afternoon to visit his father who re-
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