Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-03

tn sm was "Old Smoke" one of the
oldest red men in the country.
Harry Clark and Earl Morse sail
from England on July is. They have
written to their Baraboo res tives 30 l
friends that the English theatres xk
fifty years behind the times ar d a2at
they are glad to return to ApRsscA !
In Justice a. L. HaIst &I'a q ourt Ed.
Shiskey paid fine of 81 ANd Icosts on
the complaint of Alice Fike, the
charge being abusive language. The
trouble was over family affairs. The
costs amounted to 1887.
Mrs. l.. D. Stillson received word
from Milwaukee this morning that
the case of little Wayne Stillson wss
the second on record in which the
patient had recovered and the secor d
which had come under the observa-
tion of the physicians in charge OF
the case. He is getting along as
we'll as can be expected.
Salmon E. Cowles has received a
notice of the death of his nephew,
Arthur Jencks, at Willow Lake,
South Dakota. Deceased formerly re-
sided at Lodi and was related TO the
Gunnisons at North Freedom. His
death was unusual in that he had
been in his usual good health and
during the night asked for an extra
pillow. This was given him and lat <
his wife heard him breathing hard
He died in fe N moments.
Mrs. Emma Ruggles has returned
from visit with MIS-. MI. Price and
Mrs. William Rugges at Ridgewty
and from the graduation exercises AG
PIatteville. Among the graduates
was Miss Myrtle Butler of Freds,
North Dakota, who with her mother
came to Baraboo with Mrs. RuggieS
Miss Butler has returned home and
her mother is here for longer visit.
The Butler family formerly residtd
here.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Harry
North charmingly entertained num-
her of ladies at tea in honor of Mrs.
Charles Ringing. Crimson rsmbler
roses graced the dining room and the
table accessories were in the same hue.
Mrs. North entertains again on We'd
nesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ringing who,
with their children, have been occupy
ing the Ringing cottage at Devil
lake for some weeks, expect to bring
their stay there for this summer to
close shortly.
Upon petition of the First Savings
and Trust company of Milwaukee,
Judge Stevens of the circuit court at
Madison Monday appointed q. Il.
Blake receiver of the Cazenovia d
Sank City Railway company. Mr..
Blake took charge of the road yester-
day afternoon.
tits alleged that the company de-
faulted on bonds.
The company has line in opera
ton between Cazenovia and La Vale,
a distance of 16 miles.
To get into the courts is not new
experience for the road. AT the Time
of building there was trouble over
paving the help and the road was
finally sold to the highest bidder.
A very pretty wedding occurred on
Monday at IL o'clocklat the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Horstmani when
Mrs. Horstman's daughter, Miss Olive
Teel. was united in marriage to Mr.. j.
w. BiIkey of Hayden Lake, Idaho,
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. F. A. Gilmore of Madison. ~
, The bride was very tastefully attired
in white and was unattended, none
but her friend, Miss Glendora Watts,
of Florence and the immediate rela-
tives being present. She was the re-
ciplent of many beautiful and USE
full gifts. After wedding dinner the
| newly welded couple started by auto
e mobile for Portage where the groom's
parents reside and from there irnme-
8 diately to their future home in hay
2 den Lake, Idaho.