Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-06-19

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and the residents expect great day
on the Fourth.
The Queen Esther circle of the Ger
man M. E. church held il regular
meeting with Miss Charlotte Schroeder
on Mound street, Wednesday after
noon. Two papers were read, one by
! Cecil Platt and the other by Miss
Charlotte Schroeder. The next meet
ing will be held ct the hume of the
Misses Viva and Cecil Platt, Second
avenue.
Miss Mamie Meyer of Sank City
and Carl Becker of Prairie du Sac
were married at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Meyer of Sank City Wednesday after
noon, June II. Rev. q. M. Zenk, pas
tor of the German Reformed church
performed the ceremony. They will
reside at Sank City where the groom
is employed with the Lachmund
Lumber and Coal Co.
Last night at the council meetirg
test vote was taken on the light sit
uation and it stood to in favor If
ten year franchise. The measure 10
pave the square by the Reinking
store with brick was vetoed and sus-
tanned. M. T. Garrison asked for a
permit to distribute circulars. A gong
will be placed at the light office to be
used in the case of fire and after July
l those who own automobiles and
motorcycles must not permit their
machines to make so much noise.
Muffiers will be fashionable. It was
decided to have A. @. Clas of Mil
waukee prepare plans for parking
the city property, his pay to be $500.
Otto Hahn, Sr., of Sank City was
accidentally drowned in the Wisconsin
river Wednesday morning, June II.
The old gentleman, who was very fond
of going out on the river although he
was "a years of age, went early in the
morning of that day and some time
after was found dead on the side of the
river opposite Sank City He was
found by a young man from Sank
City, who was out boating with two
young ladies. The boat had been tied
and the body of the unfortunate man
was found with the upper part in the
water while his lower limbs still chung
to the boat 1t is thought that he fell
backward nd was unable TO raise him
self. He is survived by four children.
Funeral Saturday afternoon at Sank
City.
This office!has received another in
teresting letter from from former
Mayor E. G. Marriott. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marriott have visited in London and
were four days with Harry CLARK and
Earl Morse of Baraboo, who are in
vaudeville in London. They also saw
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster, who are now
in London. Mr.. Webster is booking |
Messrs. Clark and Morse and it will be |
recalled that Mis-. Webster is a sister |
of Mrs. Thomas Williams of this city. |
Mr.. Marriott says he sent about TWEEN
ty copies of the Baraboo Daily News, |
which had been sent to him at VOL |
laston, to the former Baraboo people |
in London. Mr.. Marriott's letter |
appears in this paper.
The funeral services of Mrs. Lucy |
WiIcox,y who died on Tuesday of |
Brights disease, were held at the |
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Edward Kramer, Second avenue,
this afternoon at 2o'cIock and at the
Baptist church at 2:3O the Rev. q. D.
Mayhem officiating. The bearers
werestne following: Carl Duve, Elmer
Amer, George Howard, .Pearse
Sansum, George Hammermeister,
and Robert Dressler. Mrs.
Meade; Simonds,.. Mrs. G. Higgins,