Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04
Friday

Mrs. M. 7. Martin of Merrimack
visited in the Gem City today.
Henry Jenswold will connect with the
saver soon.
E MEL Weiland returns Saturday from
Westby.
Miss Louise Brilliot of North Free
dom spent Thursday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duncan are
visiting in Kendall
Herman Koenig has returned to Dane
a ter visiting friends in Baraboo.
Prof. W. H. Nc Iltosh spent the day
! i Madison.
Mrs. j. H. True has returned from
Sp arta where she visited her husband.
Mrs. W. C. Palmeriof Denzer is a
guest at the home of E. L. Palmer and
hers here.
Mrs. George Luck and daughter,
Lois, of North Freedom were Baraboo
SA1oPPOAS COOdy.
Mrs. Amos Briscoe and children of
A 7ams arrived in Baraboo Thursday
evening to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. Frank Griggs, who underwent
serious operation at the Baraboo
hospital for goiter, is getting along
well.
Mrs. Ida Knapp of Delton, who has
been visiting in Lodi, returned this
morning and will spend several days
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fish of Madi-
son, who.visited at the home of Mrs.
Fish's mother, Mrs. Doris Rumpf,
have returned.
A party of anglers which includes
William Luther, Charles and Herman
Conrad will spend tomorrow and Sun
d ly in Briggsville.
Miss Doris Wildly, who spent the
past year near Boulder, Colorado, ar
rived in Baraboo Thursday afternoon.
She will spend the summer with rela-
tves and frie nds.
Mrs. Owen j. Owen and children of
Baker, Montana, arrived Thursds y
evening to spend the summer at the
home of Mrs. Owens parents, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Wing.
William Hitler has improved his
places by building bath room, connect
ing with the sewer and building on a
large back porch. Gas and paving are
desired for that portion of Lake street
Were Mr.. Hitler resides.
Mrs. J. Murphy, nee Lucretia Mar
guerite Shells, of Fond du Lac is visit
ing friends here Mrs. Murphy for
merly resided here and was the daugh-
ter of the late Engineer John Shells,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Doering and tv Q
children of Wausaukee, have returne
after visiting at the home of Mrs.
Doering's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Da'
vid Rogers. Mrs. Doering and children,
who have been in Baraboo for the past
two months, were joined by Mr.. Doer.
ing Wednesday.
G. w Wells, superintendent of the
dam for James o. Heyworth, has re-
turned to Prairie du Sac after a ter
days trip to Chicago, South Bend, Ind.
and Denver, Colo. Mr.. Wells has been
appointed general superintendent and
will move his family to Chicago about
the first of June where they will make
their headquarters in the future.
Miss Matte Stoll left Thursday eve.
ming for Evansville where she will be
present at the commencement exercises
of the Free Methodist Junior college.
She will be guest of her brother,
&c. A. Stoll of the department of his
tory and of her sister, Mrs. H. w
Hill. Miss Stoll expects to return afte1
a weeks visit.
| While the Kilbourn- Baraboo auto
mobile truck which carries the mail ant
passengers was making regular tril
this week, horse and buggy with two
men were met where the road is mar
row. The horse stopped and the driver
exercised the whip just once when thu
horse plunged down bank instead o
getting back into the road. The bugg,
went over, the two men were dumped
out and the buggy was but slight.
damaged. After going few rods tn
qorse stopped.