Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-19
Friday


near the home of A. Il Reinking ant
no doubt they came from the far norsl
to enjoy the mild innate of Centre
Wisconsin. In the flock was one ROB-
which seemed to be very much q,
home v itn the other birds. The keeC
of the OK elder is favorite food :.
this season of the year.
John Mallon, who resides on Lynn
street, has Is Buttercup chicken ,
which by the way are rather SINAI
variety from which large harvests ar
not usually expected. These conscien
cinus fowls seldom see the sun ST
without having presented their owns
with IA eggs. This program contir
ues regardIeSs CT the weather.
The young men, G. g. the unmarried
man ofSt. JoEeph's congregation gave
an oyster supper on Thursday even
ing from O'Clock on. The culinary
department was In the efficient ham
of Peter Lsuer, Joseph and Ravmon
Stark and VIM. Plumner. After NE
dishes were washed the cooks, u
guests and the walters enjoyed q
democratic dance.
At the council meeting last night
City Attorney Y. 81. CRdy was In
structed to collect for Ehs side walk
built alosg the property belonging 10
Attorney E. K. Bentley and his broth
er; 10 was decided nos TO elecs TIVE
assessor; tie applicatisR for lighi
on Oak between Fourth and Eifth wsS
voted down; and is was decides to
permit the Barabe0 Gas d Electric
company " ire the city hall for slse-
tricity, the price TO DO S16O. As to the
sidewalk is will be recalled there was
an error La the ordinance and on this
ground the owners of the proper y
refuse to pay for the sidswslk. A law
suit is likely to follow
A general order has beea issued
from the post sffiOe department at
Washington which regulates the def
cient postage question. The order
says: Letters and posi- or postal cards
may be dispatched whether or not any
postage is prepaid thereon, other artl-
cles shall not be despatched unless pre-
paid at least in part and In all cases of
insufficient prepayment double the
amount of the deficient postage shall
be collected of the addresses. Toe
option Of mo prepayment or part ct
prepayment of postage does not apply
however to either letters or other
articles mailed with the apparent is
tenGion of awarding prepay ment.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
thew O'Brien a merry gathering
took place on Wednesday evening.
The favors, decorations, games and re-
were sIl symbolic of Ssint
Valentine. The evening wss spent in
dan cling and in kindred amusements.
A lunch was served at II o'clock. The
guests included the Misses Ruby Os-
burn, Constance Kelley, Bessie Nc
Laughlln, Barrie johnson, Anra
Plummer. and Frank Nolan, William
Plummer, Maurice Keller, James
Flemming, Patrick Terry, John DIV
yer and Joseph Corners.
At the home of the BRIDES parense,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hem, in Sauk
City was solemnized the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Clara,
to John Notion on Tuesday. The bride
was gowned in white messaline and
wore a tulle veil. She aud the maid
of honor, Miss Pauline HEM, also at
tired in white, carried carnations.
Joseph Notion acted as groomsmRn.
Rev. Fir. Schellenberg of the Catholic
church performed the ceremony which
took place at 900 O'Clock in the morn.
ing. A large reception was held at Its
conclusion, about one hundred guests
being present. An elaborate luncheon
was served at one o'clock as well as
another repast 10 the afternoon. The
evening was spent in dancing. Mr..
and Mrs. Notion are the happy pos
SCISSORS OF scores of beautiful presents
They will reside on a farm in Honey
Greek and have the heartfelt wishes
of friends for long and happy life.
Among the out of town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Leist of Melvin a
and Mr.. and MIS-. j. B. Leist of Cash
ton.