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

Miss Kate Waddell has gone t.
Reedsburg to visit al the homes o
Frank Hunter and Gus Kleeber.
| DR.. @. w. snyder went t. DeIavan
today TO attend the sessions of tht
Southern Wisconsin Dental associa
ton. The meetings will be held in one
Of the hotels at Delavan lake.
G. l.. Pearson has returned from I
trip to Boulder and Longmont, Colo
| RADIO. He has decided to sell his
property in Baraboo and go to either
of the two western cities to reside.
Mrs. William Buck and daughter
Miss Pearl, came yesterday from
! Coolies, Ontario, Canada, and are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
| Gilbert Rorlson, Second avenue. Mrs
Buck is daughter of Mr.. anu Mrs
Rorison.
DR.. John E. Clark of Streator, Hi.
| nois, sails today for Vienna, Austria,
where he will enter hospital and
engage in surgical work for foul
| months. DIR. Clark is former Baraboe
boy and son of DR.. and Mrs. e. II.
CLARK of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Marriott went
to Devils lake early this morning to
| meet Mr.. and Mrs. j, w. Palmer and
three children of Rogers Park, In.
Mrs. Palmer is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marriott. The visitors will occupy
the Marriott cottage during the month
of June.
Mrs. r. E. Dake and Mrs. Henry
Hale went to Madison yesterday to at.
tend the Baptist association meeting.
From there they will go to Milwau-
kee and visit Mrs. Hale's son, Roy
At Milwaukee they will go by way OF
lake Michigan to Chicago and spend 9
| few days.
Judge and Mrs. w. Z. Kelsey went
to Madison this morning TO visit their
son and daughter and attend the play
on the university campus for the bene-
fit of the new Greek theatre. "Electra''
aud GAS You Like It'' were given by
the Coburn players.
Miss Regina Smith left this morn
ing for Chicago where she will attend
meeting of the international Dane
ing association. From Chicago she
will go to New York and engage in
dancing work. Miss Smith conducted
the dancing schoolin this city the past
winter.
James Sullivan Of DeIton and Miss
Mary Hawley of Dellona were mar
ried yesterday at Kilb,urn. The bride
is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hawley of DeIlona. The groom is a
farmer of the town of Delton. Mr..
and Mrs. M. Foley and Mrs. Prender-
gast of Baraboo attended the wedding.
A letter from Anadarka, Oklahoma
states that Paul Sneathen has passed
civil service examination for rail
way mail clerk and will take up that
work soon. Mr.. Sneathen is a former
Baraboo boy and a graduate of the
local high school. He has been farm
ing in Oklahoma for the last four
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Sneathen expect
| to visit here this summer.
E. j. Hendee, who has been prac-
Using optometry in this city for the
past year and half, has sold his
stock of goods and equipment to a
| firm in Waukegan. Mr.. Hendee will
vacate his offices in the Reinking
Block but will continue to reside in
Baraboo for the present. He recently
became state sales manager for the
Buckley Roll Paper Printing ma
chine.
| Senator Robert M. La Toilette, ac-
companied by his former law partner,
| Gilbert e. Roe, and Private Secretary
John j. Hannon passed through Bara-
boo yesterday over the Northwestern
road enroute for Washington. Ga the
same train were Walter L.. Houser of
MoLiovi, campaign manager, Speaker
Charles A. Ingram of Durand, State
Treasurer A. HI. Dahl and ]. n. Title
more of Omro, candidate for congress
in the Oshkosh District, all of whom
had been assisting La Toilette in mis-
South Dakota campaign.