Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-05
Monday

tave Volz, returned this morning to
their home in Ableman after spending
short time at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Koch, Fifth avenue.
Mrs. James Seeley of Amarillo, Tex
as, accompanied her friend, Miss He'd
wig Becker to Chicago on Friday. Mr..
Seeley followed later and they START
ed for their home in Texas this morn
ing.
A fox farm may be established in
the northern part of Wisconsin by Ed.
Barnes, son of the late ex-Congress-
man Barnes of Appleton. An effort to
interest the federal government will
be made by Mr. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson and
children of Huron, South Dakota, ar
rived on Tuesday to be guests of Mrs.
Robinson's sister, Mrs. H. c. Berg. The
visitors came from Sterling, ILL.,, where
they have been visiting other relatives
for the past week.
R. G. Steuber has returned : to Mer-
| rimack from his western coast trip.
| Three of his brothers made the same
trip, part of the time all together.
Frank came few days sooner as r. c.
stayed and called on friends in Mlnnea-
polls. John and Fred and wives are
still in the west.
Mrs. Amanda Snyder, who formerly
resided in Baraboo is guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Stott and
other friends in Baraboo for a week.
Mrs. Snyder makes her home with Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Snyder in Winnipeg,
Canada, and will visit another son,
Arthur and family in Milwaukee before
returning to her home.
Rev. Norman Ramsey and wife of
Lodi, Minnesota, visited at the home
of E. F. Hormig Sunday. A trip'was
made to Kilbourn and Delton. Rev.
Ramsey has been conducting services
in the Lyons church
Miss Mona Bartz returned yesterday
to Milwaukee after a month vacation
spent with her sister, Mrs. r. w.
Prothero, and other relatives here.
Miss BartZ is graduate nurse and is
with the Visiting Nurses association.
DR.. Fredericaa c. Zeller and Miss
Ruth Shield of Peoria, Illinois, have
gone to Kilbourn after a short stay at
Baraboo and Devils lake. While here
they visited the Man. Mound and other
places of, interest. Both have travel
ed extensively and on zone of her jour
neys DR.. Keller went around the
world.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allis of Spring
field, Mass, are visiting at the Hun
tington home east of the city and with
Mrs. Bennett in the city. Mrs. Allis
was former resident of Baraboo and
will be remembered as Miss Rose Nor
ley. Mr. Allis returns to Springfield
this week while2Mrs. Allis will remain
for longer visit at Reedsburg, Por-
tage and other places roundabout
The warm weather of Saturday and
Sunday was conducive to good fishing
hereabouts and several good catches
were reported. At Briggsville Saturday
M. F. Foley landed twelve pound pic
kerel and William Schneider also got a
big fellow Yesterday at Devils Lake,
John Williamson, who, with his wife,
nee Floy Conway, is occupying the
John M. True cottage, captured ten
pound pickerel, while E. G. Marriott
made one of his customary good
catches.
H. Fl. Hubert has transferred the
stage line between Baraboo and Kill
bourn to E. D. Newell, the former
owner. On July l when Mr.. Hubert
took the line he greatly improved the
service by adding a large automobile
bus which has greatly increased the
passenger service.
Some of the members of the class of
'95 which has been holding a reunion
here, have returned home. Besides pe-
ing entertained at the Morley home,
they enjoyed festivities at the home of
Mr. and Mrs John Mccain, the home
of Miss Minnie Macarthur and at Devils
Lake. The reunion of week or more
has been most successful and enjoy
able.