Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-06-27
Monday

Wichern Brothers shipped Guern-
sey bull to Oconomowoc today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Marquardt and
daughter, Viola, spent sunday in
Madison.
Mrs. Westenhaver and daughter,
Godie, of Lone Rock are visiting at
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. Bump.
The l.. s. G. of Lyons have planned
to spend the Fourth of july in Osch-
ner's Grove Circle members with
their families and friends and all
Lyons people are asked to attend.
Attorney K. E. Dithmar has re-
turned from Chicago where he was the
Wisconsin sergeant alarms at the
Republican National convention. 1t
was an exciting week and one to try !,
the enduring powers of the strongest.
Miss Doris Blachly of North Free
dom will go t y ctg) tonight where
she has taken position as teacher In
a children's home. Her sister, Miss
Maud Blachly, is matron of the home.
Miss Doris Blachly is graduate of
the Baraboo high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Van Loenen of
Wonewoc have been visiting couple
of days with Baraboo friends. Mr..
Van Loenen is former Baraboo resi-
dent having been employed as barber
here. He now conducts shaving
parlor at Wonewoc.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Collins of
Lodi visited Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kris Kramer and Mr..
Mrs William Promo. Mr.. and Mrs.
Collins attended the Firemen's tourna-
ment at Reedsburg and were returning
home.
Mrs. Frank Newkirk and sons left
Monday morning for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. q. N. Patterson,
at Silver Creek, n. Y. She will also
visit an older sister, Mrs. Lydia Kibbe,
at Mayville, n. Y.
Mrs. John Coleman and Mrs. George
Moore, who went to Reedsburg last
week to visit friends and relatives and
to attend the firemen's tournament,
returned home last night. They re-
ported good time.
Yesterday at the home Of George
Howard in Lyons reunion of the
Rooms family was held. There were
twenty-six present and four genera
tions. Mrs. G. K. Wing is here from
Baker, Montana, and the event was
given in honor of her.
Aaron Teel, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Schneider and son and Arthur Teel of
this city and Mrs. p. w. Post and son,
Paul, of Milwaukee went into camp at
, the north shore of Devils lake today.
They will spend couple weeks or
more at the State park.
| City Clerk j. Is. Workman left this
i morning for Waukesha where he
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry OF
5 which he is member. Mr.. Worth
man is the only veteran of that COM
pany now in Sank county.
Mrs. o. E. Whitcomb and daughter
of Friendship, who have been spend.
ing few days here, left this morning
for Wausau where they will be enter.
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. B. Hackett.
V. s. Pease has returned from Hol
yoke, Massachusetts, where he has
been managing a paper for several
months. While there he made trips to
t Springfield, Boston and other cities,
t In Boston he visited the author, Nixon
2 Waterman, and wife and Mr.. and Mrs
l Clarence Brandenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Butterfeld ar
rived today from Chicago and other
places where they have been enjoying
honeymoon. They will commence
housekeeping on Second street in this
city.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S. Brandon
e burg, Madison, are happy over the
advent of a baby daughter, born in
Chicago. Mr. Brandenburg is son of
y Editor 0. d. Brandenburg of the
Madison Democrat and grandson OF
Mrs. Catherine Brandenburg, Bara-
: boo.
: A number from Baraboo will go to
North Freedom tonight to attend the
| lecture to be delivered by Rev. w. p
r Cunningham of Pensacola, Florida
: Mr.. Cunningham is former pastor OF
: North Freedom and has been engaged
in training Y. M. g. A. teachers in
t Florida the past two years. He will go
; from North Freedom to Lacrosse.
Those from here who expect to be
present are Mr.. and Mrs. Verge Doug
: lass and Mrs. John Johnston and