Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-12
Tuesday

| Reedsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel F ,erning lefa
this morning Ifor Marietta, Minnie
sots, where they will spend fortnight
before leaving for Clifford, Montana.
Misses Frieda Nicely, Tillie Mar
qusrdt, George Marquardt and julius
Haas were in Madison Sunday after-
noon and evening.
Miss Elizabeth Harmon has returned
from Chicago where she spent fort :
night with relatives.
Mr. aud Mrs E ,rl Delsp and daugh-
ter left this morning for Minnewau-
koD, North Dakota, where they will
make their home.
Miss Eunice Case of Madison WGs a
weekend visitor at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Casa
Lynn svenue.
Friends In Baraboo will b, interest
ed to learn that the marriage of Miss
Hazel Jones, formerly of Greenfield
and a graduate of the local high
school, and Martin Lund of Esmonde,
North Dakota, will take place in early
April. The couple will reside in the
west.
Miss Olga Seibecker, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Seibecker, who re-
side in the southeastern part OF town,
underwent serious operation on
Monday. DR.. keenan, of Madison,
assisted by Miss Genin, was the sur
gson. =.
The Merlin sck callers In
Baraboo today were: Mrs. L,
g. Halbman and son, VIM
Blackjack, A. 3 Blackjack, Edward
Loos, Mr. aud Mrs. Herman Weinke,
Paul Achtenberg, John Gross, Charles
Plgg, MIS-. Nelson s Tenson, and son,
Clinton.
While James Turner was Bringing a
load of b .y to the Ringing circus
winter quarters, the wind blew the
load over onto Mr.. Turner. No bones
were broken, but he was seriously
bruised. On several occasions Mr.
; Turner has met with misfortune dur
Jog recent years.
Yesterday was the birthday ami
verssry of Mrs. e. h. Osthoft and
number of her lady friends decided
that it should be properly observed
, and gathered at her home to enjoy
social afternoon and evening TIL
aft air was planned and executed as
complete surprise and much merri
ment prevailed. The gu ssts brous h
refreshments with them which addeC
to the pleasure of the Afternoon. Mrs
Osthoff was presented with a hanC
painted plate as memento of The
occ aston.
The report comes from the town Of
Win field that about all of the taxes
have been collected and that there i
not IiKeIy to be any trouble over the
condition of affairs. Those who haC
money coming have received the
amounts due them and those who
were Obliged to pay the second Install
ment have come forward with rare
exceptions. The difficulty, as before
stated, arose from the town assessment
being used instead of the assessme nj
made by the state tax commission.
When all wishes are horses livery.
men will be out of job but in the
: mean W lille Miss Helen Degsn hes
wished so successfully that she awok {
this morning TO find herself the pos.
SCISSOR of not only horse but buggy
and harness as well. The equipage
was formerly owned by members Of
st. Joseph's congregation, who gener'
ouslY donated 1t to the church and by
purchasing a fifty cent ticket, Miss
Degan became it's owner. Mere &C
qualntances are holding forth in
gratiating smiles and wiles to Miss
began and her friends are congratula'
ting themselves on the happy joys
they will be able to enjoy next sum-
ner.