Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-09-05
Friday
Miss Irene Baxter is visiting frie nds
in Madison.


F. 9. Peck has gone to F'aulkton,
South Dakota, where he will remain
several days in caring for land inter-
ests.
Mrs. Verne Harding, Ash street,
entertained number of lady friends
Wednesday afternoon at a shower for
Miss Carolyn Stewart who is to be-
come bride soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dillenbeck re-
turned to their home in GAINESVILLE
yesterday. They have visited .
month at the home of their son, II. K.
Dillenbeck, Second avenue.
Miss Ruby and Lucille Paddock
and Mrs. Rose Staab and daughters of
Winona are being entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Far
well, Fifth street.
Mrs. M. Blankinsee and daughter,
Valesca, of Milwaukee have been Wis
ting with Mrs. HI. Block and calling
on old friends.
Misses Julia and Inez Battallia of
Tonah are being entertained for a
week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest f. Johnson, First avenue.
Mrs. A. II. Peck, daughter, Joseph
inc, and son, George, of Chicago are
visiting Mrs. Peck's father, Rev. w.
r. irish. They have been spending
the summer at Chetek and are now on
their homeward trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. William St4ckenbauer
and son, who have been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Stecken-
bauer, left this morning for AblemaD
to visit few days. They will return
to their home in Belolt the first of
next week.
The case of Charles PodevilIe against
Florence Stone was brought up Before
Justice andre this morning and set
Element made. The trouble was over
henhous belonging to the defendant
and claimed to be erected ON property
owned by the plaintiff.
Harold Hewitt from Naperville, Ill.
who has been spending his vacation
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Gomon, of this city enter
sained five of his little cousins Thurs
day afternoon. The occasion being
farewell as he leaves Saturday nQorn-
ing for his home. All had very
pleasant time. The afternoon was
spent in playing games, The GUESTS
left after having paTtahs ofn five
o'clock supper.
A number from Barabo0 attended the,
Columbia county fair at Portage yesA
terday and state that there was Al
large crowd on the grounds. Aviator
Nelson made three successful flights
during the day. The judges, selected
for the speed events at The. fair are:
Jasper Ewing of BarabooGv N.~'r:
Parkinson of Madison; andl Henry
Fisher of Jeffers&n.
About thirty haBs and girls were en-
tersalned last evening at the home OF
Thos. Rod we'll on Birch street. by Miss
Lydia Redner and Miss Helen Metcalf |
in honor CT Miss Marlowa Lane,
Moline, Illinois, and Miss Edihn Peter |
SOD, La Crosse. Refreshments were
served and O. delightful eveniDg was
spent with games and other smuse-
menss. A gang OF boys, who thought
themselves sscute'1 and who evidently |
felt sssIightedf'' on not getting an invi-
tation TO the parity, gathered ABOUT
she place eaoly i'm tine evening and
while the young folks were Oar the
lawn they commenced pelting tOma-
toes. This was SOON stoppea when
tine police call. was, sent in.
Mrs. Will RitGhiG and daughter,
Miss Mildred, have returnad from
Stevens Point where they visited Mrs. |
Joseph Ritchie who is ill and whose
condition remains about the same. She
is an aunt of Mr. Ritchie. While
there they were entertained hy Major
and Mrs. Hackett who formerly re-
sided at North Freedom. Nh. Hackett
has added. the management of the
opera house to- his moving picture
theatre and while the BarabOo visitors
were there they were entertained by
witnessing the 0brecht Stock company.
Mrs. Hackett will be remembered in
Baraboo as Mrs. Aspinwall. On Tues
day night there was terrific storm
in Stevens Point; in fact there were
three storms between Il O'Clock and
morning. The 500 depot was struck
and other damage done. Mrs. Ritehie
noticed house near Plover which