Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-27

Alois Bauer has sold his saloon TO
Alois Volk.
Cramer Brothers and Bettinger have
dance scheduled for June 9TH.
Earl Hemberger of Irish Valley visited
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
Schoenman. Sunday.
Miss Grace Thering closed her school
Friday with short program in the
afternoon.
Mrs Elizabeth Schweiss and Miss
Mathilda Luther returned to Spring
Green this morning after weeks visit
with relatives here.
Herman Marklein spent Thursday in
Madison.
The C. K. of. w. dance held in
Rueschlein' g hall was largely attended,
there being one hundred and eighty
numbers sold. The Herring and Her
rington Harp orchestera of Iowa rem
dered excellent music.
Arthur Bret and John Nachreiner
have recently purchased new cars.
Mrs. Pearson Cramer left last week
for Wausau for an extended stay with
her son. Wilbert, and family.
Mrs. Baptist Brechtl fell on their
lawn Sunday, May 10th, and sustained
fractured hip Owing to lack of
strength caused by illness of long dura-
ton she is not recovering from the
shock as we'll as her friends would like.
Quite a number of relatives and
friends from here attended the Conner
Hutter wedding at White Mound May
! 10th.
Gottlieb Rohde came to Baraboo to-
day from the Town of Freedom and Sc
cured from the county q bounty of 81
for the evidence he presented for the
death of fox which, he killed some
weeks ago. The hide was sold for So
netting him $40. Mr.. Rohde caught
the fox in trap on his farm near a hole
in the ground which proved to be the
home of six baby foxes. After dispos
ing of the mother he dug out the six
little babies and has since reared them.
They are now about two months old and
are playful little pets much like pup
Ply dog.
The program for Memorial day ex
e1 cises to be held in the M. w. A. hall
at North Freedom on Monday, May 81,
at 80 are as follows:
Prayer. Rev. j. A. Whitney
Song, America, all
Reading, General Orders and Roll of
Honor, ]. M, Blachley
Song, quartette
| Address, Rev. B. E. Ray
Solo, Mrs.. S. ]. Hackett,
Recitation, Leonard Vol
Recitation, Melvin Johnson
Song, Quartette
Recitation, Marjory Draper
Song, God be With You Till We Meet
Again, all
Benediction. Rev. Dipple
In police justice court Monday even
ing the trio mentioned in Mondays
paper were each fined SIS and costs bv
Police Justice Richie, the whole
amounting to $183 81. They were found
guilty Of being drunk and disorderly and
disturbing the peace and were warned
that future induIging in actions such as
those of Saturday night would result in
a Jail sentence of ninety days.
1t developed that the young men had
chased Reedsburg youth throughout
the business district of the city, in and
out of stores, creating an unusual scene.
in their endeavor to catch him and get
revenge for previous beating
that one of the Baraboo
men had received at Reeds
burg. The Second City man wore seven
league boots apparently or else was not
as drunk as his pursuers for he evaded
capture. The culprits expressed re-
pentance for the wild west exhibition
and their spending money will not be 80
plentiful for while.
The schools are rapidly closing. One
school in the county has not been visit
ed this year. This is the Lower Carr
Valley school that closed in April with
out our being aware that it was to close
early. Many of the schools have been
visited two or more times. There are
more than two hundred teachers at
work in Sank county at one time. Many
are without previous experience and
need more frequent visitation.
We have heard it reported that there
are certain schools that have not been
visited for number of years. The
county superintendent is very anxious
to receive definite information about
these schools. Will some one please
write to the office giving name of town
and number of school district? If any
one knows Of parochial school in this