Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-10-23
Monday

Will WISH MS veteran cOmraQS. MT.
Wyman is now in the region of four
score years and has resided in Ne |
braska for long time, making an
occasional visit to his former home in |
Sank county.
The Baraboo Valley Ministerial as
ISOLATION held its annual meeting at
North Freedom on Monday and the
following officers were elected:
President-Rev. E. P. Hall, Bara-
boo
Vice president-Rev. F. J. Scribner,
Hilsboro
Secretary-Christian Dipple, North
Freedom
Treasurer-Rev. II. P. Jordan, Bar
aboo
The address for the occasion was
given by Rev. B. K. Ray of Baraboo,
who took for his subject "Church
Federation" His argument was in
favor of the movement, in fact all of
the ministers in the association are in
favor of decorating the organizations.
The program for The ensuing year
was prepared and presents a number
of interesting topics which will be
presented during the next few months.
The next meeting will be at Bara-
boo.
Before Justice Adolph andre, Ray
Hewitt sought to recover $15.17 in
wages from ]. B. Southland and after
hearing the evidence the jury brought
in verdict of 1915 for Mr.. Hewitt.
The costs amounted to Splits which
the defendant pays The jury consist
ed of A. r. Reinking, George Stecken-
bler, G. w. Andrews, E. 7. Ross,
James McGuan and Frank Parish.
The work on the BaTaboo and Mer
rimack roads in the town Of Caledonia
cannot. be completed this fall on &C
count of the past unfavorable condi-
tlons. About $4,000 has been spent
and the remainder of the money raised
by bonds will be kept in the bank
and the work pushed next spring.
The first sentence at Baraboo under
the Huber law was made in Justice
Andro's court on Tuesday afternoon.
Some days ago George Klein was
locked up by Chief of Police s. A.
PeltOn on the charge of drunkenness,
Klein being posted. To make matters
worse the authorities say he has been
in Jail about half the time during the
past two years and has given but
little support to his family, about
$500 in year. He formerly resided
at North Freedom and a number Of
Jail sentences has done nothing to re-
form him. When arrested this time
Mr.. Pelton decided it was time to
make an effort in a new direction and
the Huber law was Investigated. 1t !
was found he could be parollei and 3 |
portion of his wages turned over TO |
his family. Mr.. and Mrs. Klein were |
divorced some time ego and iC was sti- |
pulated that be pay $500 per month |
for the support of the children. This |
sum will now be collected from the |
persons for whom he works and used |
to support his family. Klein may use
the remainder of his wages for his |
own use. Poor Commissioner II. E |
Stone was named as his lawful attor- |
ney, will collect the money and sea
that the family gets the proper use OF
it.
This morning at st. Cecilia's Catho-
lie church in Kilbourn was solemnized |
the marriage of Miss Letilia House |
an Charles II. Davids, both of Del
ton, the Reverend Father Hanna |
off eating. The bride was gowned in |
white messaline and carried bride'
roses; Der attendant, Miss Vers
Evans of Beloit also wore while. Eli
ward House, a brother of the bride,
acted as groomsman. After the cere
mOny the bridal party and guest
went to the home of the brides father,
Guy House, where a wedding break
fast was served. Only the relative,
and near friends of the couple werr
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Davids are
highly esteemed by large circle o
friends in the community and received
many useful and beautiful gifts They
will reside on the Davids homestea,
near Deltou. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Davids of BaraboO, brother and sister OF
the groom, attended the wedding.
Baraboo friends have been notified
of tt g marriage of Harry A. Hull
Venice and Miss Anna Taylor OF
81 1llyw California. The groom
W IS former Baraboo resident.
This office has received copy of th
San Diego Sun sent by Guy o. Ola
q er, formerly of Bsraboo. tn e pape
cnutvlrs q number of views of The
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