Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-18
Saturday

suit. Horace Bang was arrested on the
charge, Harry Upman being with him.
The two made desperate dash to get
away andssgave the officers considerable
trouble before the arrest actually took
place. Bang got Fix months in the
county Jail and Upmann fifteen days
When the two were relieved of their
personal effects at the Jail discharge
paper from the Green Bay institution
was found on Bang. He was discharg-
ed on August "a and the superintendent
expressed the hope he would keep out
of trouble in the future. Bang also
had letter from his wife at Waunakee
in which she stated she was sending
8, 900 kisses.
The wheel belonged to John Williams.
The Auxiliary of S. of " held very
interesting meeting Friday dvening, it
being the annual inspection. A short
program was given by the pupils of
Miss Elizabeth Jones and Miss Han
son g rooms, consisting of songs and
recitations which were highly apprecia-
ted. This was followed by the regular
business meeting and inspection. with
Rev. B. E Ray of Philip Cheek Camp
as inspe ctor Mrs. Bessie Baker, divi-
sion treasurer; Mrs. Marietta Locner,
chief of staff and Miss Holt of Madison
auxiliary were present. Other national
and division officers present were: Mrs.
Minnie E. Groth, National inspector and
division president; Mrs. Blanche Wei
denkopf. national secretary, and Mrs.
Alice Seeman, post division chaplain.
An egg case will be up before the
federal court at Madison during it's reg
ular term opening December z.
Misbilling eggs in shipment is the
charge on which W. A. Stolte, for the
Stolte, bangle and Foss Co. of Reeds
burg, has been arrested on federal war
J rant for alleged violation Of the inter-
state commerce law. It is charged in
! the complaint against the company that
the firm shipped more eggs in car
tain shipment than had been billed in
the consignment. eight carloads suppos-
ed to contain 400 cases each having been
found, it is charged, with all average of
over $50. They claim it was mis-
take.
The arrest was made by Deputy
United States Marshal William B.
Appleby, November 9, following an in
dictment returned at the La Cross
term last month. Mr.. Stolte furnish
ed bond to United States Commission
err Frank r. Bentley of Baraboo.
Mrs. John F. Baker and Mrs. John
Lochner of Madison are weekend
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Weidenkopf. Mrs Baker ia the
division treasurer of the Sons of Vet
Grams auxiliary.
On Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Porter and Mrs. Elizabeth Bloom en-
tertained the following at luncheon:
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Griggs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Avery, Mrs. John S.
Griggs, Mrs. E. M. Hoag,. Bsra-
boo and Mr.. and Mrs Wycoff, Barron.
Almost more than could be accommo-
dated, attended the business meeting
and initiation ceremony at the G. A. R.
hall Friday evening when the United
Order of Forresters initiated class of
thirty seven new members. G. w.
Blann, the supreme secretary, A. FL.
Refill, state superintendent, J. w.
Laudrum, high ranger, G. w. Wool
ford, chief ranger of Baraboo court
were present and gave very interest
ing talks on Forestry. With the addi-
ton of these new members Baraboo
now has membership OF 468 making it
the second largest order in the United
States, the one at St. Paul having
membership of 5O7, leading by a small
margin.
After most interesting meeting the
members enjoyed an oyster supper.
The rest of the time was pleasantly
spent in tripping the light fantastic at
the Stanley hall to the strains of the
Marine Harp orchestra. A most en-
enjoyable time was had all.
M. Riney, daughter, Miss Helen, and
son, Walter, have returned from the
annual meeting of the American Rail
road Bridge and Building association
at Detroit. Thsy were shown through
the Ford Automobile works and spent
week at West Baden. The meeting
and trip was a delightful occasion.
/ WENT To THE hOSpITAT