Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-01-28
Monday

the Cascade mountains III Snoqualmle
pass by the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST.
Paul railroad, will be used by all trains
hereafter. 1t cost $2,25O,OOO and its
construction occupied more than two
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Wiswau OF MAUI
son are to entertain Governor E. L.
Phillip at their home this evening at
dinner Later at o'clock, Gov. Philip
is to be the speaker at the meeting of
the Doty school neighborhood club where
he will be introduced by Mr.. Wiswall,
the later having been previously intro
duced by Mrs. ]. D. Bullock, president
of the club. The Wiswalls were teach
ers of Gov. Phillip when he was a coun-
try lad seeking an education in the dis
trict schools of Sank County, and the
executive has always held them in high
esteem.
Mrs. Reynolds Marquardt of the
BaraboO Bluffs neighbOrhood enter
tanned the Busy Bee club at her home
on Friday. The ladies spent the after
noon in doing fancy work. At six
O'Clock the hostess served bounteous
supper to which all did ample justice.
After supper the fancy work was re-
surned and the gentlemen arrived to
spend the evening by indulging in their
usual pastime of card playing. Re-
freshments were served at late hour
and all departed voting Mrs. Marquardt
royal entertainer. Members of the
Busy Bee club are Mesdames R. 0.
Marquardt, w. T. Bassett, Dale Pal
mer, VIM. Marquardt, Hardy Spencer
and the Misses Otillie Marquardt, Jo-
sephine and Elsie Zantow and Emma
Latotzka.
At the Presbyterian church on Sun
da evening Miss Elizabeth Haupt of
Washington, D. c., spoke of the noun
tain people of Kentucky. Miss Haupt
spent two years among the whites and
told of their habits, modes of life, Jack
of education and fearless independence.
There waq large audience.
On Saturday afternoon fifteen mem
bers of the Woman's club braved ag1ero
temperature for sleigh ride to the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Franklin John
son where the meeting was held. The
tOpic, Forestry, was presented by Miss
Leila 7. Johnson, who gave what the
term means, what forestry has done
for other countries and the sources of
income that are derived from forest
tracts government owned. Not only
is lumber and fuel obtained, but water
supplies are preserved. and erosion of
land prevented. She gave number of
byproducts which are obtained from
forests, a great source of trade and of
value to mankind. These are not al
ways thought of in discussing the sub
ject. The topic was well covered and
gave the club many new ideas on the
important element which is now receiv-
ing much attention by both the state
and national governments. Refresh
ments were served and the members
rode to their homes in the crisp evening
air.
For some time complaints have come
to the authorities from the home of An
ton Wolkowski on Wateristreet, booze
being the cause. On Saturday night
the officers were ready, but no one APP
speared. On Sunday Sheriff Hale, De-
yputy Sheriff Roy Hale and Officer L.W.
Stone comprised a surprise party which
marched into the residence unaware s
and there was much excitement for q
short time. Chief of Police S. A. Pelton
mad signed the warrants and he1resi-
dents of that neighborhood hope that
they will not find so many
dead oldiers" in the snow
i area ter. When the 70
was called in Justice Andro's court to-
day the following answered: Carl
Heinze, F. BIrdick, Cornelius Finne-
gaa, Paul Wolko wsk AMI James Gca-
ham. They were given a sentence
each of a month in the arrow factory"
conducted by the sheriff and then I'M
less they leave town they will be given
another sentence of three months more.
This is known as a suspended sentence
and the authorities state that it will
he enforced. The liquor on hand Sun
day had been secured the day before,
1t is presumed. Part of those arrested
are posted and one is not of age.
Drunkenness and vagrancy is the
charge. Several more are to be ar
rested and when found will be taken
into court.
Mr. .Wolkowski, ST., is absolved from
blame for the conduct that was going
on in his home.
Over $500 was raised by ball given
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