Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-07-22

[ Conductor John Lehman of Mlwau-
kee spent Sunday in Baraboo with his
brother. d. Lenihan. The former has
| just returned from San Francisco
where he spert two months.
Last Tuesday evening the Madison
auxiliary gave an entertainment and SER
! we'd supper in honor of the newly elected
Division officers of the Sons of Vet
Grams and the auxiliary, also depart
ment officers of the G. A. r. About one
hundred guests and members were
seated at the tables which were beauti-
| fully decorated with the national colors
and small silk flag was placed at each
plate for a souvenir. A delicious sup
per was served at $50 to which all did
| justice.
During the the business session of
the Auxiliary, Division Commander
Lew Wallace McComb of Stoughton
was installed as Judge Advocate of the
Wisconsin division. Mrs. Florence Sig
gelkow acting as installing officer
Fourteen national and division officers
were present, as well as members of
Stoughton Camp. Splendid addresses
were given by officers of the various
orders represented. Much enthusiasm
was manifested in the meeting and
the affair was a success in every way.
Wednesday at 1890 Mrs. Siggelkow
entertained at a luncheon to which all
auxiliary guests were invited. Those
from Baraboo who went to Madison
were Division President Minnie E
Groth, Division Secretary Blanche
Weindenkopf, Lulu M. Conway, Ella
Barber and Alice Seeman.
Many of thecreamery and factory OPP
orators are doing much to improve the
quality of Wisconsin's butter and
cheese. In one district fully rs per
cent of the cream producers have
white washed their barn since April |.
This was done at the request of the
creameryman who enlisted his patrons
in an effort to improve the quality of
their product.
Now you've achieved something!"
he exclaimed, enthusiastically. "These
are exactly like the cakes mother used
to make. How did you do it?'
I'm give you the recipe" replied
the wife, coldly. II used margarine
instead of butter, eggs week old, l
put alum in the floor, and added plenty
of water to the milk
Under the supervision of City Egg
ineer H. e. French and r. w. McFar-
land, repairs have been made on the
waterway at the pumping station.
Work has begun on the new foundation
where dynamo is to be established on
the site of the old mill. The building
will be erected as soon as the concrete
work is finished.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tracy and
family of Chicago, who are spending the
season at Devils Lake, were in Bara-
boo Saturday. MIR. and Mrs Tracy
speak we'll of the Carnegie Library
which they consider themselves for
5unate in being privileged to patron
lZe, while guests at the lake.
The State Journal at Madison prin's
the following:
Sensational scenes marked the closing
session of the week In the assembly
eliminating in a statement
oy two members of that body that one
If the members was under the influence
If liquor and ought to be expelled from
The chamber, and suggestion by a
third member that the assembly ought
70 adjourn to "put stop to further
on the floor.
First evidence of the impending clash
came when Assemblyman C. K Filing
ton rebuked Assemblyman MCGOWAN,
who sits near the center of
the chamber for turning his back on
side and directing his re-
n arks toward the democratic members
On the other side
MCGOWAN came back in hot retort,
saying: "Well the democrats all appear
to be sober enough to be able to under
stand what | am talking about.
A few moments interviewed during
which Assemblyman Newcomb Spoor,
Green Lake county, got into verbal
with Aseemblyman Carl
Hanson, Manitowoc.
SUMTER ACHES AND PAL,