Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-11
Mis-. Msreella DAILY of R.edsburg and

Albert hutZ or Wlnneld were m9rrled
at the Catholic parsonage in Reedsburg
by Rev. Herman. The bride is daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mira G. Daily of Reeds
burg. The young couple will reside on
a farm in Winfield.
About sixteen young people enjoyed
very pleasant time Saturday evening
at party given Harold Griffia, who
lives in Third ward Games were play
ed and good time in general was re-
ported. Refreshments were served as
is usual at such gatherings.
Writing to the Stevens Point Journal
an account Of his cruise last month
with George Robinson down the Wis
consin and Mississippi rivers as far as
Dubuque. Dan Martin of Stevens Point
says: &C. Fl. Barrett of Kilbourn
hauled as around the Kilbourn dam, a
distance of about two miles. We stop
ped at what we supposed was farm
house for water and potatoes but after
getting TO the place we found it was an
old log house fallen down, good sized
orchard around it. The ground was
strewn with rotting apples. We only
took ten sacks of them and they were
great help IN steadying the boat. We
have lived high on apples ever since"
100. 159 aerss. lis acres lays fine,
80 acres in high state of cultivation,
100. 600 feet of saw timber, spring in
pasture. fine set Of buildings. AS good
land as there is in Wisconsin. Price
$13, 500. ]. T. Bates & Son, City.
The 500, 600 Al. Ringing theater is
to be formally opened November II and
all the city is agog. Governor Philip
is expected to be present. Boxes and
seats are being ordered, new gowns
procured and other preparations made
for the gala occasion, including a con-
vocation of the widely scattered Ring
ling brothers. famous in connection
with circusdom. A little pain
here and there, the adjustment
of lighting fixtures, some marble work
on inside stairs, the installation of mir
rors, and the hanging of some draperies
then sweeping, busting and a bit OF
scrubbing, and the house is ready. There
8 no gallery, no heavenly resort for the
kids but only the parquet and semi
circle of seventeen boxes, the whole
seating over thousand persons. No
more elegant chairs grace any Ameri-
can playhouse. They are the same as
those in the model Blackstone theater,
Chicago A stupendous organ-a won
drous orchestra in itself and capable of
automatic operation-is an important
feature, The moving picture paraph
ernalia is unsurpassed in the world;
and tickets will be sold to the
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the friezed lobby. Sixteen big and
beautiful oil panels of figures and
groups grace the ceiling of soft cloud
effects, and the whole interior is in
gold and comfortable tones. Eleven
pleasant dressing rooms, and stage
commodious enough even for the big
gest shows, adequate exits, the most
modern lighting system and fireproof
construction these. too, are perfect
ing features of altogether the finest
playhouse in any American city of the
Baraboo class.
The opening play is LAZY Luxury. a
brilliant light opera. whose cast embra-
ces some fifty persons, and in which
Florence Weber is featured with Sam
Weber as the comedian. Lady Luxury
had great run in Philadelphia and now
comes west for the first time. 1t is
scheduled for Madison the goth.
(Frcm Madison Democrat)