Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-19
Tuesday


spent q short time at the Hollis Stevens
home here and returned this morning.
She was accompanied by Roy Stevens.
Professor and Mrs Fred Steuber and
two daughters of St. Louis are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A
Fisher. Professor Steuber was for
merly a resident of Prairie du Sac
Mrs J. A. Teller, formerly Mis- Isa
bel Smith and two children, of'Minnea-
polls have returned after a visit at the
home of Mrs. Telfer's uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Johnson.
Misses Elizabeth Nc Guam, Edith Fra
zier, Inez Farwell Verdi Webster and
Myrtle Armstrong, the latter of Kill
bourn, went to Reedsburg this morning
to attend the institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Keller attended
the twentieth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gruber Saturday
evening. Mr. Keller and Mrs Gruber
are brother and sister.
Miss Mary Terry was hostess one
evening recently at marshmallow
party. The gu SITS of honor included
the following young ladies from Mil
waukee, Misses Anne Moran, Carolyn
Nelson, Marie and Emma Bartenbach
and Francis Marquardt.
DR.. Rollo Fisher of st. Lous is a
guest at the home of his parents, for
mer Mayor and Mrs. A. F. Fisher.
Miss Ann Cummings, who spent the
summer herewith her mother, Mrs. Mar
tin Cummings and sister, Miss Mary
Cummings, has gone to Springfield, Mo-,
to take charge of the millinery depart
ment in one of the establishments there
While working at the Ringling Thea
ire this morning, August Henrickson,
410 Lake street, suffered crushed fin
ger, the first one on his left hand. He
went to the Baraboo hospital where the
member was amputated by DR.. E. +.
Lusk. DR.. Powers and DR.. Wins
low performing an operation at Reeds
burg at the time.
c.. F. Mohr and family of Portage
were visitors at the home of Hon. and
Mrs. Frank Avery on Sunday. Mr..
Mohr was former resident of the town
of Greenfield.
George Pratt, daughter, Miss Sara
Pratt, and Miss Pauline Bickner of
Sheboygan Falls are guests at the
home of Superintendent and Mrs. A. C.
Kingsford Mr. and Mrs. Kingsford
were former residents of Sheboygan
Falls.
A young mink was seen on thu
streets of Baraboo this morning and
disappeared in the Graves & Hughes
livery stable when pursued. Mink have
been numerous at Devils Lake this year
but this is the first one that we have
heard of that has appeared in the bus
mess section of BarabOo.
DR.. and Mrs Charles GOrst of Madi
son are visiting in Barab0O for several
days. About the first of next month
they will open house in Madison and
are here to ship some of their house
hold goods which have been in Baraboo
during the eleven years they were at
Mendoza where DIR. Gorst was the SUI
perintendent until the first of last
m nlh.
The acts of vandalism that nearly
wrecked the interior of Miss Jennie
Lamont's residence at Lodi and did
leave it most completely torn, mussed
and tmeared, now are charged to Rob
ert Olson years, and Adrian Block,
Cor 10 years old. 1t is said the young
sters have 'fessed up and are soon to
be brought into juvenile court, before
Judge Kellogg, at Portage. District
Attorney Rogers of Portage made a
second trip to Lodi to investigate the
case.
Relatives were entertained at the
Arbor cottage, the pleasant home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rooney Sunday,
August Is, in honor of the hosts birth
day and to greet his nieces, the Misse s
Eva and Mollie Norton, of Providence,
r |. Music and automobile rides add
ed to the pleasure of the guests. Those
present were: The Misses Eva and
Molhe Norton, Providence; Mrs.
Charles Duncan and daughter, Huron,
South Dakota; Nathan Bliven, Howard
Hanley, Mr.. and Mrs. George Sulliv an
and family, North Freedom; James
McGuan, the Misses Mayme, Julia,
Elizabeth, Agnes and Cecilia McGuan;
Mrs. E j. Rooney and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Curry and son, Rollo. of this
city.