Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-12-23
Monday

in the assembly chamber &C Madison.
Governor Philip will give the opening
address Wednesday morning which vii
be followed by the reception of dele
gates from Minnesota, Iowa and Iii
mis- c. L Richardson of Chippewa
Falls will speak at this session on A
! Farmer and His Fruit Garden, John
Howle OF Waunakee on A Farmer and
His Orchard, Mrs. George Fratt of
Burlington on The Home Garden, Miss
E. M. Goelzer of lakewood on Just
Flowers, and N. W. Rasmussen, presi-
dent OF the state society on Autumn
Bearing Strawberries for the Home
Garden and for Market. Among the
others on the program are William
Toole of Baraboo, who will speak on
Beautiful Wisconsin and the former
president, J. s. Palmer, who will dis
cuss marketing.
Mrs Sophia Junge of Morrisonville
and August Hummell of Arlington have
returned from Des Moines, Iowa, to
which place they went to identify the
remains of Mrs. Junge's son, Henry,
who left Morrisonville fifteen years ago
and had never been heard from since.
Owing to the fact that he had changed
his name to William White and had &C.
cumulated some property. 1t took sew
eral days to straighten out tbs tangle.
Internaent was in the German Lutheran
cemetery in Leeds, Columbia county.
Deceased was born in the town of vi
emma 43 years ago and died Dec. 3 1915
! Harold Hill and Riley Cronk of Sank
Prairie returned Saturday from an ex-
tended trip through the western states.
Taey left Baraboo last August, spent
i'm most of their time in South DakotG
and Montana, going from there to Au-
burn, Washington, where they visited
Me-. Hills aunt after which they return
ed home via Portland, Salt Lake, Dem
! yer and Chicago. Both report having
enjoyed the trip very much. In Chica-
go they spent a few days with Mr..
Cronk's sister, Mrs. T. Tramble.
Miss Rachael Schmidt has arrived
her home in Spring Green after come
pleting course for nurses in Chicago
She formerly resided in Baraboo, her
parents being Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Schmidt.
M. G. Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas.
c. G.. Mrs. Bessie Williams.
Sec. Mrs. Emma Ruggles.
Treas, Miss Martha Koepp.
Trustee for yr Mrs. Harriet Elem
ing.
D Rec for equity Miss Ina Jenswold
Mrs. Emma j. Walsh has gone to
st. Petersburg, Florida, and in tn
race expects to beat Santa Claus there.
Just before leaving she received long
letter and Xmas gifts from her son,
Harry G. Walsh, who is an officer in
Co. at Fort Mills, Corregidor, Phil
ppine Islands. On account of the Grip
pied boat service on the Pacific at the
present time it has been some weeks
since she had heard from the islands.
Margaret Dudley, Mary Carroll, Zama
Cornell, leila Cooper, Dorthe Zastrow,
The odore Martin, George Pigg, Kenneth
McLeish, Sarah Simms, John LANCE, who
are students in the Baraboo high school
are spending their vacation at Merrj-
mack, their home town
SMrs. August Borcners of La Vale spen
a few hours in the city recently and
was accompanied home by her daughter
who teaches at Delton She will spend
her vacation at her home
Mrs. I. e. Winter and son, Herman,
have arrived from Cameron and are
guests at the home of Mrs. Winters
parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Stone. They
will remain until after Santa Claus pas
ses by.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stelter of Prai-
RE du Sac were recently rendered a
surprise by their friends on their thir
ty-fifth wedding anniversary. They re-
sided in the town of Sumpter many
years.
Trumpeters are to announce the arri-
val of Christmas from the dome of the
state capitol at midnight December "a.
while the Capella choir will proclaim
the glad tidings of great JOY from the
same altitude, all under the direction of
! Professor Fletcher Wheeler of the
Wheeler school of music at Madison.
Mrs. Mary Dennis of Merrimac went to
Reedsburg this morning where she will
spend the coming week, and take
| treatments. She has not been as vel
as her friends could wish.