Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-10-09

not well broken and as he neared the
main road, the colt dashed into a
wire fence as result Mr.. Henke's
leg was badly lacerated by the wire
and much of the flesh cut away. For
many reasons this sort of cut is very
dangerous, but the prospects of re
overy are favorable.
Mrs. William Donahue, daughter,
Alice, and son, John, who have spent
the past fortnight at the home of Mr..
ard Mrs. James Wiley, returned yes
terday to their home in Excelsior.
Miss Marie Whitmore, who has
formerly made her home with Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Smith has gone to
Amigo where she will make Der home
with her brother, Wesley Whitmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Griffin of James
Vile returned to their home this morn
ing, after a visit at the home of M. J.
Griffin home. Mrs. Griffin is sister
of Mrs. Thomas Burke, who formerly
| resided here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilson of Bur
lington, Wis, were recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lee, 327 Blake
street. Mrs. Wilson is sister of Mr..
Lee. It has been Is years since she
has visited Baraboo and years since
she has seen Mr.. Lee.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sidney George came
from Rice Lake to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Georges mother, Mrs. Challe;
Fake. It has been nine years since
Mr.. George was in Baraboo and ht
notes many i'm provements.
Married-On October 4.h at tie
home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. n. Robinson
on Eighth street, this city, theil
daughter, Miss Jennie Winn Robinson
| to DR.. Melvin j. Stearns of Ogdens
burg, n. Y, Rev. q. A. Wilson of the
Trinity church officiating.
Our optical stock is complete. II in
need of any glasses call az our office
and price our goods before you &C
elsewhere. Office hours from l to
%. N. at CIayadatscher's second floor
j. B. SCHNEIDER,
Adv. Optician.
Emil Weiland, principal of the
Westby public schools, celebrated the
anniversary of his birthday, which
occurred last week, by entertaining
the teachers and other young Peep
at a most delightful party. Mr..
Weiland formerly lived in Baraboo
and was graduated from the local hlg b
school with the class of 1899. Miss
lisa bel Howard, also of Raraboo, is q
Westby teacher.
Mrs. T. F. Bockhouse of this city
and Mrs. Rose Wasewitz of Madison
are recovering at the Baraboo hospital.
The former first became a patient and
the latter came to care for her sisters
home. Strange to say soon after the
Baraboo sister underwent an operation
the other was taken with appendicitis.
Up to this morning the Baraboo sister
did not know the other was in the in.
stitution.
Mem bers of St. Anne's church at
Montpelier, Kewaunee county, for
mer Roman Catholic congregation,
have been admitted in body to the
Episcopalian organic alton by Bishop
r. II. Weller of Fond du Lac. The
Rev Joseph Thicy, Cleveland. O., q
priest of the Old Catholic faith, has
been chosen to take charge OF the
church. The Rev. G.. B. Gauthier OF
Green Bay will have preliminary
charge of matters. "The congregation
is now Old Catholic, like my church, y
said Rev. GauGhier. 1.-THE Old Cath
olic church is not nnder the headship
of the pope at Rome, nor under that
of the king of England, the head OF
the Episcopal church. 1t is, however,
closely allied TO the Episcopal
church" Forty families are included
in St. Anne's congregation.