Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-07-01

pencil. They crawl upon the nearest
plant, wait for the outer shell to dry
and then creep out through slit in
the back. One can find the discarded
coats dangling from plants all along
the way. The insects then begin to
hum, not like Harry Lauder, but on
that order and keep up the music for
some time. A few specimens may be
seen at the News office. Residents Of
the towns of Greenfield and Caledonia
believe the insects will not be as numer-
Gus az in past years.
VIM. Miller, who resides on the Rug
gle's farm, has purchased the Steve
Ableman 80 acre farm northwest of
Baraboo. The deal was made by ]. T.
Bates and Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White and fami
ly and Mrs. Ballard of La Vale also
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer of Ironton re
turned to their homes this morning af
ter attending the camp meeting.
Saturday Miss Alvah Messenger
| daughter of Mrs. Emma Messenger,
swan from Messenger shore to Kirk
land at Devils lake, distance of about
one half mile.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Thomas Of Fair
field and Mesdames E. A. and w. T.
Warner of Savannah, Georgia, who
have been guests at the Thomas home,
left this morning for the west. They
will stop first at Billings, Montana, where
they will visit Mrs. Cribs and Mrs.
Crosby.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hansen, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. Meyer, Mrs. Lena Bcehm
of Chicago arrived yesterday to spend
a week at the August Knoop home ir
Baraboo. Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Boehm
are sisters of Mrs. Knoop. They have
visited here many times. The trip was
made by auto.
Attorney J. A. Malone enjoyed visit
yesterday with his brother, DR.. F. A.
Malone, of Waterford, who with biz
bride is making an auto tour of the
state as honeymoon trip. The couple
were married two weeks ago at Pc
waukee and of all the places visited
state that the scenery in this locality
is the most beautiful. DR.. and Mrs
Malone arrived in Baraboo SATURDAY
evening and Sunday in company with
Attorney Malone and several other:
made trip to Mirror Lake, the Delll
and other points of interest.
San Francisco. June %. Dear News
II am all right so far las the man
falling from the 9th story said as he
passed the 3rd story and hope to reach
Baraboo about July 5th.
II have indeed been among the won
der's of Gods handiwork, the Crane
Canyon, the Yosemite Valley, the big
trees of the Mariposa group and thu
wonders of mans creation in the beau
ties of the expositions at San Diego ant
here find Fathers WEIGH and Starl
at the Paulist's church. They both
asked after Baraboo and send thei
kind greetings. After another week O.
California l will try Raraboo.'
Yours Faithfully
J. T. Durward
Children's Day was celebrated at the
German Evangelical church on Sunday
evening. An excellent program, which
had been prepared under the leadership
of H. Siggelkow, the Sunday schoo
superintendent, was given by the
young people with special music by the
choir. The young ladies gave mis-.
sionary play and the following
members of the Cradle roll were pro.
noted to the Sunday school: Melvin
Schoephoester, Merle Sceales, Mabe
Goettke, Mabel Podeville, Florence
Hemberger, Anthel Burtch, Russell
Learman, Mildred Putt, Margaret
Dyhle, Stewart Simonds, Eilene Favor
and Helen Kamrath. Mrs. Frank
wicker has charge of the Cradle roll
A collection for the mission was taken
the proceeds of which came to SIS. 80.