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

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| Mr.. and Mr.. L. II. Palmer drove to
Reedsburg on Friday to participate IN
he birthday anniversary observed by
heir son, Roy A number of Chenille
friends joined in the merriment.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pierce and two
children and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pierce
of West Chicago are guests of relatives
in Downing, this state, for over Sun
day.
DR.. and Mrs E. P. Hall have return
ed from Menomonie where they attend
ed the commencement exercises of the
Stout school. Their daughter, who
returned with them, was one of the
graduates in class of about 200
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Wilson, who have
resided on farm northwest syof the
city for some time, have removed to
this city and are located at Us Blake
street
According to letter in the Reeds
burg Times, Mr.and MRS. - VIM.
Riggert arrived in Germany with
out mishap. They had fine, wealth
er all the way and report the ocean
steamers of today much superior to those
of many years ag 0.
An aged man, accompanies by his
son, came back ito his old home to
select his last resting place" in Oak
Hill cemetery at GAINESVILLE. With w.
T. Shearer, president of thecemetery
association, he picked out $40 burial
lot and presented $75 check in pay
ment receiving $35 change. Mr.. Shearer
is out the $35, for the check has been
, declared bad
On Friday the fire company at Reeds
burg was again called to the Donnally
home. It is thought few sparks from
the first fire lurking under the kitchen
floor caused the trouble. Thes house
IS nothing but a wreck The
residence was occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Lee, Mr.. Lee being in the Sank county
jail during the excitement of both
blazes.
The Corozones Alegras, girls club
of Baraboo, met with Miss Ethyle Clarke
Saturday evening. A theater party,
music and refreshments were the order
of the evening. Among the guests
were the Misses Lillian Frenz, Florence
and Ruth Jones and Phoebe Abbey and
Mrs. j. B. Higgins. Miss Clarke is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mr.. C. III. Clarke,
the owners of the Lodi Laundry, and
spends her Sundays here She will
come here permanently at the close of
he school year. Lodi Enterprise.
On Friday evening DR.. SchelIenber
ger, dentist of Prairie du Sac, sut-
fered slight accident when he came
to Baraboo to see the carnival. Sever
al friends came over ia an automobile
and while driving about his hat came off
while he was on the running board of
the machine. He stepped to the ground
to recover the hat and the machine
was going so fast that he was thrown
to the pavement. The joint where the
clavicle join the scapula at the shout
der was dislocated. Often the joint at
the end of the arm is dislocated but
such an accident as happened to Dr.
Schellenberger is very rare. He was
taken to the Baraboo hospital for care
and afterwards to his home in the
village.
L. F. Wells has received a quilt from
the northern part of the state,
which is, the work of two little Indian
girls, 8 and 10 years of age. The cover
is embroidered with animals of all
kinds and the work is neatly done
When it came to the quilting the little
girls had to have the help of their
gfandmOVneT, VINO, Dy the way, IS
direct descendant from Chief Black
Hawk. The quilt is prize which was
awarded to the handsomest man.
Ernest Hutson, who brought the prize
to Lutte, says that at the time of the
contest Wells was the only white man
! in that community, having gone to the
reservation to cry sale. Spring Green
News.