Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-07-01
Saturday

panied their little grandson, Richard
Won Valid, to his home in Livingston.
They will visit their daughter,i Mrs.
Henry Won VALID at that city.
George Moog and daughter and Mrs.
Frank Schuster. and little Robert Moog
went to Alderman this morning to spend
the remainder of the week. They will
be. guests at the home of Mrs. William
Schultz.
Mrs. Mary. RAMSEY of Davenport,
Iowa;, who has been q guest at the
home of Mrs. Rem Clement in Delton,
came to Baraboo this morning and left
later for her home.
Fred Terbilcox has gone to. Buffalo,
! New York.. to- meet Charles Ringing
and bring hinlby auto to his home in
Evanston, Illinois. Later the Ringing
family expect to spend some time at
their. cottage at Devils Lake. :t@
Miss Edna Reynolds entertained IL
Eyoung ladiessat one O'Clock luncheon
todaysin honor of Miss Portia Martin,
who is spendieg a few days with her
mother here. Miss Martin taught the
year in Fairbault, Minnesota, and leaves
shortly for New York City where she
will remain during the summer months.
Mrs. E. M. Adams was hostess yes
terday in honor of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Wiser and daughter, Miss Eleanor,
of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Miss
Wiser is returning from Milwaukee
| where she attended Downer college
| About fifteen ladies were present and a
delightful afternoon was spent.
When last heard from Everett Tink-
ham and John Sansum were in "bleed-
ing Kansas The young men went to
| the Sunfower state with the expecta-
ton of finding work stacked up in every
city and hamlet and on. every farm.
They write that there is but little work.
10 be had and that there are many for &.
every job. The farmers desire the stran-
Idgers to tarry until the wheat is ripe and
then there will be a great hurrah. The
Baraboo young man state there are
thousands of box cars on the tracks
waiting to be filled with grain and these,
provide fine shelter for many who have
gone west. The last letter stated the
young men were at Alkaline but moth
ing was said about their coming home
The Barahoo relatives will not be sur
prised if they wake aome morning and
find the Kansas visitors here. So "~4
DR.. Thomas E. Conley was united in
marriage to Miss Ellen Raymer in Chi
cago few days ago at Jerome
church, DR.. Conley graduated from
the Reedsburg high school in 1909 : He
and his bride will make their home at
Park Ridge, Ill, ! . ia ~ @
For some time two colored fellows have
been in the county bastile awaiting
trial when circuit court arrived, In
order to keep them busy they have
been battling with the weeds in the
jail garden. While. welding: the hoes
they cast longing glances toward the
bluffs south of the city and when no one
was looking decided to explore the I'M
explored. They tore up the. pavement
running down Second avenue
where they crossed the Baraboo river
bridge and then hurried across fields
and along roads to the woods some
miles distant. At last accounts they
were still going, - ri" y "'.3:.''
Mrs. w. S. Pierce of Cassell is nurs-
ing sore thumb. She was feeding a
pet horse clover. and it bit thumb. as
well as clover, making a bad wound.
About one year ago Mrs. Myrtle Jones
had the i'll luck to swallow needle, and
every effort made at that time to locate
the piece Of steele proved futile. 1t
gave her considerable discontinue for
a,period but of late has given no trou
Bile and the circumstance had been near
ly. forgotten. A few days ago the lost
needle made. its, appearance through.
the cuticle above the knee and:was ca -
lily extracted. u j.: .*~4 -@.z.-s:..:
Baraboo friends of Miss Dorothy Dor
sett will be pleased to learn of the sue
cess with which she completed her work
at Hyde Park, the largest High School
in the city of Chicago. At the gradua-
ton exercises last Thursday evening the
principal announced that she had won
the highest honors in her class of 236
members, making the best average on
class work and examinations for the
course.
In the past this honor has entitled the
holder to a scholarship in the University
of Chicago and it is presumed Miss
Dorothy will be similarly rewarded.
An effort has been made. by the oppo
nents of the Baker law to pass a meas
ure in the present legislature to legal