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

as to badly tear the ligaments of her
right shoulder. A physician was called
and it is expected that Miss Hoppe
will be unable to use her arm for fort
night or more.
Miss Eleanor Dayhoff and Miss Elsie
Lee of Pasadena, California, are guests
of Miss Gwendolyn Edwards on Ninth
street. The two guests and hostess
were delegates to the Internationa
Christian Endeavor convention whic h
was recently held in Chicago. This is
one of the powerful organizations of
this country working for the good of
humanity and plans were made in Chi
cago for greater activity. Miss Day
hoff was former resident of Baraboo,
making her home with the late MIR.
and Mrs. |. L. Humphrey. The visitors
leave soon for Platteville and then
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.. Sutherland have
returned from Prairie du Sac and Chi
cago where they have been for some
time.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. G. H. Schmitt,
First street, daughter, Wednesday.
Nine young ladies, members of the
@. P. club will camp at the north end
of Devils Lake for the coming week
and will be chaperoned by Mrs. Belle
Wood.
The Alumni association of st.
Joseph's school gave an ice cream So
cial and lawn party at the school on
Thursday evening. 1t was we'll attend
ed and was a financial and social sue
cess.
George Klein has been joyful again
and has jumped his parole. George was
formerly a resident of North Freedom
and Baraboo and his name is written
on the dockets in justice court about as
often as the next one. If any one
sees Klein wandering around the author
ties would like to know about it.
Peter Hallihan is in jail again. Free
1om was too much for him and he found
hat whiskey bottle was bigger than
ais will. Some people think that he
should not be in jail and the authorities
would be glad if anyone would volun-
teer to look after the aged gentleman.
They are puzzleds.to know what to do,
lis liking for whiskey is 80 great.
There is some talk of sending him to
the county farm.
Near Chippewa Falls as Charles Dan
Ter was driving new Overland along
he highway he met horse at a
narrow part of the road and turned out
o give all the room he could. The car
Tilted little to one side, some of the !
gasoline ran out of the tank and 4,
aught fire. He attempted to extinguish |
he flames with his coat but was beat
N back and had to stand to one side !
md see the car reduced to wreck.
The information that Justice r. D. |
MARSHALL of the Wisconsin supreme |
ourt is trying to aid the legislature in
he passage of a comprehensive bill re-
ating to the building of good roads
vas brought out in the senate. Sena-
or H. J. Bennett announced that JUS
ice Marshall drafted the bill which has
Deen reported out by the legislative !
on highways. The bill gives
ounties larger authority in the con-
truction of highways, the present state |
highway commission to act in an advis-
ry capacity. However, the state high !
way commission retains authority to lay !
own rules and regulations to apply to
DAD buildings and counties must com
,ly with these rules in order to be eligi- I
lie for state aid.
Fifteen intimate friends of Mrs. |
Dean Luce, Miss Anna Louise
Stewart, ali members of the sewing
lub, gathered at the homes of Mr.. !
md Mrs. w. E. Rowland and Miss
elizabeth Byrne at Devils Lake this i,
fternoon and rendered the bride a
,ost nuptial linen shower. Elaborate
afreshments were served. Mrs Luce,
Who has been visiting friends in Bara-
100 for the past week, will leave on
saturday for her home in Poynette. !
Homer Parsley vanished from the
county jail this morning and soon a
earch was made for him. Some boy
called at the Jail and asked
o see him. They were admitted and
when they left young Parsley IN some
way escaped with them while the atten-
ion of the attendant was diverted from
he door. He was not missed for a few
moments and by that time was out of
light. In the search he was found TAX
NO a bath in Devils lake. When &C |
osted by an officer he said they need !
,ot worry about him as he intended to |