Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-11
Thursday

Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Loveland and
daughter, Miss Ellen, have gone to Lodi
for stay with Alvin Loveland
Mrs. John Green has gone to Madison
where she will he guest of herIniece,
Mrs. VIM. Piper.
llAlbert Koepp has sold his property at
the corner of Camp and Fourth streets.
The family win probably move to North
Freedom.
The new plate glass window at the
Acott- Gust clothing store was found
cracked this morning 1t is not known
how the accident occurred
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Wisconsin Conference of the Evan
gelical association will meet on Friday
evening and will continue until Sunday
evening at the Evangelical church in
this city.
Mr.. Cantaloupe and his family have
arrived and there will probably be
representatives of this delightful vege-
table group on deck until Jack Frost
chases them away. Pass the salt and
pepper.
The railroad company has done lot
of white washing of fences, poles, ETC.,
including the stockyards. It makes
one think of a political investigation,
but vastly improves the appearance of
things. Kendall keystone.
Dolph Ferris, who fell from a porch
some days ago and has been in hospi-
tai since the accident, is able to walk
about town. In the fall an arm was
broken. Last August Mr.. Ferris met
with a similar accident.
Mrs. Chester Prouty and Mrs. Frank
Beardsley of Sandusky came to Baraboo
yesterday and were guests at the David
Sansum home. They left this morning
for Chicago where they will visit Mrs.
Prouty's sister, Mrs. E. E. Haines.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kreutz and daugh-
ter, Olive, of St. Paul stopped off in
Baraboo for short stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Kennedy yesterday and left
this morning for Merrimack lbefore 60
ing to Chicago to visit relatives.
Mrs. H. Gottschall returned to her
home in Chrystal Lake after short
time spent with Miss Lillian, Reink-
ing in this city and with her parents, in
Lodi. Mrs. Gottschall will be remem-
bered as Miss Fellows, an instructor in
the schools here last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Abbottof Har
risburg, South Dakota are guests of
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Horton east of town.
The visitors were once residents OF
Okee where they conducted store
for many years. Mr.. Abbott is now
the editor of the Harrisburg Journal,
bright Dakota newspaper. They
will visit at Madison and other places
before returning.
Last evening the Board of Education
held it's meeting in the city hall and
Miss Hazel Ketchum was elect
ed school census taker. Misses
Carolyn Holah and Della Payne
asked for leave of absence for
the coming year. 1t has not as yet been
decided what teachers will be engaged
next year.
| A state suffrage school will be held
! in Madison one week beginning June
I18. 1t is advertised as training
course in citizenship for the people
of Wisconsin. There will be
lectures by teachers and prominent
speakers and courses in several differ
ent subjects relating to the suffrage
movement.
Eugene Prentice of Horizon got into
he river while returning from schoo
and was drowned.
Felix Walkowsky, aged I6, fell from
bridge at Neenah while fishing and
lost his life.
George Newton of Glen Flora,
was behind a friend, who was
carrying gun through the