Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-22
Thursday

HNl0' W. 49, NAOr OsIAu&0 duu CuIiU-
rem have returned from Chicago where
they have been visiting for sometime.
Mrs. William JENNIE vein and daugh-
ter, Lucinda, are in Reedsburg with
MRS. Jennewein's sister, Mrs. John
Claridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ingham have
gone to La Vale to attend the funeral
OF Mrs. Ingham's uncle, John Mallon,
who died on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T. Johnson
went to Chicago this morning to con-
suit aspecialist in regard to Mrs. John
sons health. They expect to return
next Monday.
Prairie Gu Sac may purchase tie
lighting plant in the village. A mass
meeting will be held. The village ex-
poets to get power and light from the
new dam.
Mrs. w. Kunce and children of Shen-
nington, who are moving from that
place to Merrimsck, are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. I. Fort in Bar
abo0 for short time.
Roland Sehsefer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry s~ha er, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams and daughter, Meta, Of
! Black Hawk were guests at the home
of Henry Schasfer sunday afternoon.
While man from Sank City was
rushing for fishing spot In Cassell,
he discovered that his pantaioons
were on fire and he had merry time
extinguishing the hot spot. It is sup
posed ccins and matches rubbed TO-
gether and blazed up.
Among those from Baraboo who
attended the funeral of William NAL
lon in Reedsburg today were: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Fry, G. J. Paddock and E.
l.. Palmer. The men were ell members
OF company A, 10 Regiment.
Mrs. James Brennan and children of
Excelsior, who spent few days with
Mrs. Brennan's mother in Reeds
burg, came to Bsraboo Wednesday
and returned later to their home.
Mrs. George Pugh has returned
from La Vale. She was accompanied
to Baraboo by Miss Bernice Smith
of La Vale and Miss Lucy Sheldon of
Brodhead, who will spend few days
at the Pugh home in Baraboo.
Mrs. E. VanOrman and daughter,
Miss Mona, left today for North Yaki-
ma and were accom- panied by Mrs.
Lyons and son, Lynn Strangeway, of
North Yakima, who have been visit
Ing at Lodi.
G Mr.. and Mrs. August Uker OF Fair
weather and Miss Augusta Uker of
Brandon spent last night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Holmes. They
camessto attend the funeral of Mrs.
Stabnaw, which was held In Law allie
today, and were accompanied to that
place by Miss Charlotte Holmes.
Mrs. Mary Edwards and family
leave soon for Portage where they
expect TO make their future home.
They will reside with Mrs. Edwards
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Robin.
son. The latter, though well along in
years, have twelve living sons and
daughters and with Mrs. Edwards
removal to Portage nine of them will
then be residing in the same city.
The fire lost OH the residence of Mrs. !
Mary Gust, 461 Lynn street, has been
adjusted at 81, 1872. The house was In
sured in the Mechanics OF which FL.
l.. HaIsted is the agent. A company
represented by F. Avery had a policy
on the goods for 5000. The Gust fam-
lily has moved into another residence
they OWE on the same street.
The Knights'of Columbus lodge re-
ceiyed the public last evening ut the |
lodge. hall Reverend Father Dur |
ward introduced Mss Mary Hallahan |
and Miss. Boyle of Madison, who provi-
ded the entertainment of the evening
Father Durward said that language,
the expression of thought, genus
which Is divided into the species,