Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-10-28
Saturday

| 10 employed aC the y. II. Won Waiu
iewelry store, has returned from Wau
sau where he has been visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. w. Fl. Miner of Tacoma, Wash
ington, who has been q guest of her
son, S. H. Miner. has gone to North
Freedom where she will spend several
weeks with her son, Roy. Mrs. Miner
has been in Wisconsin since June.
MIR. and Mrs. John Riches and daugh-
ter, Mable, of Sank City came to Bara-
boo to take the train for Eau Claire to
visit Mrs. Riches brother, John Meyer.
While in Baraboo they were callers at
the Henry Roick home.
Because he punched VIM. r. Miller's
eye into mourning at Portage, Her
man Schieffelbein was mulcted SIS and
costs in Justice Kiefer's court. Mike
Fee, two days in Jail, and Dan Kelly
five days were sentences imposed in
the same court because the defendants
had dallied too freely with the flowing
bowl.
Rural school teachers now have
minimum wage of $40 month and if
they remain two years in the same
school they get state aid to the amount
of 81 month, the third year 81 and
after that So a month extra. The ad-
ditional salary az we'll as the sal
airy of the supervising teacher
is paid out of the seven-tenths
mill tax levy. Another feature is that
cities and villages pay their proportion
of the mill tax and thus become part
ners in the rural school movement The
attractive wage scale, together with
the supervising teacher, is intended to
elevate the standard of rural schools.
''Beat Sparta. was the Baraboo slo-
gan Friday afternoon IN the football
game between the local high school and
the eleven from Sparta, and right ham
Oily did the Baraboo boys do 80. The
final score was Fl to IL, the touchdowns
for Baraboo being made by Bailey, Lay
den and Veerhusen, while the latter al
40 kicked three goals.
The members of the club known as
the Royal Bloods' of North Freedom
had their annual hunt Thursday and
were very successful as they brought
back many trophies as a result Of the
chase. Their annual game supper was
held last evening at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Henry Griep and the follow
ing members of the club were present:
Jack Hackett, John Gunnison, Arthur
Knapp. Walter Draper, Ernest Ristau
a I'd Henry Griep. We might mention
chat the gentlemen kindly allowed
their wives to be present at the repast.
| Nearly all the members of the club are
m Ill clerks ON the Northwestern
10 ID 1
Samuel Briscoe, Boyd Blachly. Will
liam Johnson, Charles Wright, Henry
Ketchum William Marriott, Charles
Palmer, Perrian Palmer, DR.. F. P.
Ellis and Metlar Mather went to Prair
ie du Sac last evening to attenthe F.
A. M. and assisted in comforting the
Master Mason's degree to candidate.
Many Masons from Lodi and Mazoma-
ME were present. Abundant refresh
ments were served in an attractive
manner The Baraboo gentlemen es-
lpecially enjoyed the trip owing to the
roads being in such fine condition and
the ideal beauty of the night. The Bar
aboo Lodge No. 81, will have a Past
Masters night here on the evening of
the first day of December and expect
Masons all along the line from Elroy
to Madison to be present. Elaborate
preparations will be made to entertain
them.
Viola Case, ''the balloon girl" who
is in Milwaukee hospital recovering
from injuries received when she fell to
the ground in parachute drop at the
Lodi fair, says the Milwaukee Sentinel
i reporter, miaquoted her in recently
published interview by stating that she
said she would fly again as soon as she
regained her siren 9Th.
In a letter to friend at Lodi Miss
Case writes;
GAS to that report in the paper, did
not tell any reporter that l was plan
ming any ascensions. He asked me il
| wouldn't be afraid to make another
flight. told him that / would not if l
were strong enough. If you remember
told you was planning other kind of
work, and as far az keeping that prom
Use to certain min lister I intend to
keep it. The reporter must have mis-
understood me. / did tell him that the