Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-08-01
Saturday

| Earl IQOrnLOn mas gone TO CAlCaSl
to visit week with his mother.
Mrs. Della Dockham and daughter
Elsie, visited Mrs. Ida HaZen Friday.
Mrs. Bert Tucker has gone to Mer-
rimack to visit her brother, Fred
Koepp.
l.. J. Greenwood and family have
moved from rural route 10 803 Park
street, Baraboo.
w. III. Capener and niece, Mrs. Fred
Downie, have gone to New Lyndon to
visit relatives for some time.
Miss Nellie BrOgan has gone to Ken
dali to remain a month and from there
will go to Milwaukee.
Mrs. William Duncan and children,
1923 East street, have returned from
Chippewa Falls.
Oscar Quale, manager of the Wis
consin Telephone company in this
city, was caller in La Vale today.
Rev. and Mrs. e. 9. Henke and
family Lave returned from Newport
where they have been camping.
| MIR. and Mrs. Paul Mueller have
gone to Merrimack to visit with rela-
tives for several days.
Misses Mildred Hull and Christine
Kier went to La Crosse today to visit
few days with friends.
Miss Stella Olson of Milwaukee is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Rumpf.
Miss Margaret Alger of Cumberland
is guest at the home of her aunt
Mrs. J. F. Dwyer.
Mrs. Edward Williamson and son,
Eugene, are guests of relatives in Mad
ison for few days.
Madison where he has been working
| for few months.
Miss Della Jorge and Anna Zlmmer-
man have gone to Madison to visit for
several days with friends.
| Miss Elna Buzzo went to Madi-
son today where she expects to make
her home with her sister, Mrs. Nelson
| Sandberg.
Attorney and Mrs. F. r. Bentley
have cones in their automobile to
Creso, Iowa, to visit Mr.. Bentley's
sister.
Roy Hazen went to Minneapolis to-
day for short visit and then will go
to Fargo, North Dakota, for short
stay.
Rev. J. M. Dick spent the last week
at Monticello where he conducted a
funeral sermon and assisted in the
holding of tent meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schadde and
family left this morning in their auto
mobile for Beloit where they will be
guests of relatives for few days.
Mrs. T.. N. Burt returned to her
home in Tomah today. She has visited
for month with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. N. Bliss.
W., j. Radtke left this morning for
WATERFOWL where he will visit over
Sunday. Mrs. Radtke and son, Will
liam, have been visiting there the last
week.
JIG. Patterson of Baraboo says that
he has known James Croft, one of the
three men charged with murder at
Madison, for number of years. Croft's
father was druggist and a brother.
in-law of the postmaster at Edgerton.
One night the post office was robbed
! years ago and it was found that some
postage-due stamps were in Croft's
possession. The matter was hushed
[ up and Mr.. Patterson says Croft has
been going wrong ever since.
Today at noon Mrs. Adell Cook,
427 Fourth street, gave dinner party
in honor of the ninetieth birthday OF
her aunt, Mrs. Emily Clark. The
nonagenarian came to Baraboo from
Ionia, Michigan, about seventeen
years ago to spend her declining years
under the care of her niece. She has
been a woman of unusually active
mind and cultivated tastes and was
until very recently one of the most
voluminous readers of our city library.
Her literary tastes and her keen in
terest in the worlds progress have
made her an inspiration to her friends
and have, together with the faithful
devotion of her niece, contributed
much toward the peace and content.
ment in which she is rounding out
her span of years.
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