Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-12-02

Merrlmack call RS mere saturday
were: George Gross, Miss Selma Gross,
Mrs Guy Clark and daughter, Miss
Althea, and Miss Stella Wolfe.
The Extension Division of the State
university at Madison has issued bulle-
tin on Community Chrietmas Trees"
and any community may obtain a copy
| for the asking.
The following dined at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. }. P. Sprecher on Thurs
dav Day: DR.. and Mrs. F. FL. Powers
Mr.. and Mrs Emil WeiIand, Westby;
Ralph Cramer and Miss Esther SPEECH
err. Goose, chicken and oysters were
served
Rev. and Mrs. F. Scoville and daugh-
ter, Dorothy, returned to their home in
! Fairchilds today after spending few
days with Mrs. Scoville's sister, Mrs.
Sherm Coome, and brother, Frank Viii
son. They also attended the anniver-
sarv of the Methodist church at Reeds
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Alderman and
family and R, A. Ableman and family
enjoyed chicken dinner and pumpkin
pie at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Sigglekow.
A note from o. D. Brandenburg of
Madison says he was opposite the
bleachers when they fell at the ball
game. One young man and his fance
we're high up on rug and landed on
the same rug nicely spread out. The
first thought with some of those who
went down was that the earth was COM
ing up and not that they were going
down.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Spencer have re-
ceived deer weighing 12O pounds from
| Arthur Spencer of Baraboo who is
hunting at Park Falls, Wis. The deer
arrived few hours too late for the
Thanksgiving dinner but is greatly en-
joyed Mr. and Mrs. Spencer had as
guests on Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Cahoon and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy
Spencer and three children, Mrs j. A.
Dockham and Levi Cahoon.
Sparta is dry town, but the beer
signs of the wet days are still hanging
on some of the buildings, and the city
authorities are looking up the law to
see what can be done with them. Why
not gather them up and put them in the
local museum? 1t will be only a few
years until beer sign will be as much
of curiosity as the old slave blocks
and lottery wheels of ante-bellum day.
River Falls Journal
Notice has been sent out by state
officials that the law prohibiting chill
dren under sixteen years of age from
driving automobiles will be enforced.
The state law permits boys and girls
between the ages of 16 and 18 years to
drive automobiles when accompanied
by their parents, guardians or some
other adult person. Children under 16
years of age are not permitted to drive
cars under any condition.
Miss Della True entertained ten
girls at her home, $50 Clarke street
Friday evening. The entertainment was
in the form of a mock wedding. Those
who were present were: Leora Gollmar,
bride; Alice Owen, groom; Della True,
bridesmaid; Marcella Coates, best man;
Leone Dieter, flower girl; Mabel
Schenck, ring bearer; Curl McGirr,
mother-in law; Marietta Sanderson,
| father; Ethel Newell, minister; Mar
jorie Lee, professor and pianoist. The
bridal couple march ed into the parlor
by the strains of the wedding march
played by the professor and took their.
place under beautiful arch. Several
others were present who watched the
ceremony and pronounced it success.
Rev. Do Little taking his part very
we'll. Later dancing was enjoyed to
the music of the vlctrola At late
hour refreshments were served and
congratulations given to all for having
played their parts so we'll.