Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-10-21
Saturday

ing ut the home of Rudolph WeiIand in
the above named town. On account of
both the president and president
being absent no program was given
There was social hour and refresh
ments were served.
A reception was given the teachers,
Miss Mary Simpson and Miss Dorothy
Wilkinson of the Chenille school Fri
day evening at the school house, by
the people of the district. Supt. and
Mrs. A. G. Kingsford and Rev. E. P.
Hall of Baraboo were also present,
Supt. Klngsford and Rev. Hall speak
Ing. Refreshments were served and a
good time enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Henry Mould entertained thirty
guests at the meeting of the Pedro club
at her home on Monday evening. Mrs.
d. M. Acott and Mrs. Laura Marriott
carried away trophies of the occasion.
August Schybinch and John Hunter
both OF Seven Mile Greek were arrested
on the charge of stealing twenty head
Of cattle sixteen miles from Riley
Stone and four from other parties. They
plead guilty.
At the PrOthero & MeGinnis garage
stranger backed his car into another
car, breaking the lamps and dong other
damage. He hurried away without
paying the damage. Oriel Philbrick
and AIva W. Page jumped into a car
and gave chase. The automobile was
overtaken some distance east of Bara-
boo on the road to Portage and with
out argument the one WAC committed
the damage drew for the long green"
and paid the loss.
There's lot of worry just now lest
the festive prairie hen perishes from
off the earth, but not sigh do we hear
because of the great scarcity of turkeys
In Minnesota. Naturalists trace the
domestic duck, chicken, turkey and
pigeon back to the wild members of
their respective specie. A small part
of the money spent In protecting our
prairie chickens would fence in some
pretty big breeding places, and in the
course of time they, too, would become
barn yard fowl. Tracy Herald.
Carl 1senberg's horse was exceeding
the speed limit Thursday afternoon as
it went up Third street and made
complete circuit of the park without
driver and kept the buggy right side
up. Time about three seconds.
DR.. Edyth Lauffenberger entertained
at 6 O'Clock dinner Thursday evening
in honor of Or. and Mrs. Frank zwick-
er's first wedding anniversary. A boun-
tiful repast was served after which the
evening was spent with music and visit
ling.
A lawyer in court room may call
man liar, scoundrel, william or
thief and no one makes a complaint
when court adjourns. If newspaper
prints such reflections on mans
character there is libel suit or dead
editor. This is owning to the fact that
people believe what an editor says,
but what a lawyer says, cuts no figure.
international Fall Press.
ga pretty little rural school teacher
in another county came into the bank
with an order for ainonth's wages, :"
says a banker from upstate, II hand
ed her the amount in paper money.
Noticing her hesitating in picking the
money up, spelogized for giving her
torn and soiled bills, and remarked
had forgotten that teachers were afraid
of germs. She replied that suea was
not her thought at all, as she was GER
tain no germs could live on her salary"
Mrs. L. r. Colt of Viroqua is a guest
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Eng
lish. Mrs Colt was for many years a
teacher in the public schools and served
for number of years on the board of
education at Viroqua. She is now in
terested in club work and while here at
tended meeting of the Fortnightly
Literary club. Mrs Colt will visit at
the home of the Methodist pastor at
Reedsburg as she ret1rns.to Viroqua. D
Rev. J. W. johnson returned home
from Green Bay Friday where he has
been attending the meetings of the
Wisconsin Baptist State convention.
Mr.. Johnson reports this as the
best convention in the history of
Wisconsin Baptists there be-
ing larger attendance than