Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-06-10
Saturday

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Mr.. and Mrs. &C. C)w1es and Mr..
Mrs. R. J. Martiny motored to Sandus-
ky today and were accompanied home
by Miss Evelyn Martiny, who has beer
teaching school at Sanduekyust the past
year and will spend her summer vaca-
ton here. ....sor3r.*. "A ><s# 1@a f
August Klesnder, WHO formerly resid
ed near here and has lived at Ada, Mimi,
for several years has purchased the
Stadler farm at Chenille and will moYe
on same next spring. Mr.. Klender says
there is no place like Baraboo
Al Templin delivered a year old bull
to J. NJ. Sullivan, local shipper, Thurs.
day that brought $137, which is an ex-
ceptional price to receive for a bull to
be slaughtered.
The animal weighed 2O3O pound J
and Mr.. Templin was paid $6.75 per
hundred weight.
Miss Jennie Nc Donald, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mcdonald, under
went an operation for appendicitis last
evening at the Baraboo hospital anC
it was an unusually severe one, the case
having become an aggravated one due
to improper diagnosis and treatment
before the hospital doctors were called.
The young lady's condition is serious.
Many are taking advantage of the
summer membership offer for June,
July and August at the Y. M. c. A.
Already the following have taken out
membership since June LIST: T. E.
Evans, Lucius Bump, Frank B. Schnel-
Ter, j. K. Duncan, Claud Parrish and
Michael Mahar Ninteen men Joined
last month while there are many at
fractions at the local Y. MIC. A. now.
Tennis playing by day and by night il
the big one. go .-'. Is. -
Mrs, William Konkel has returned to
her home in Adams after spending
few days at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert .Malloy, in Fair
field. s.,e,,.>1 g 90: III. a.
Miss Maude Munroes has returned
from Oklahoma where she has been
giving instruction in business training
in an institution there. Her sister, Miss
Grace ..Munroe, is also here from
GAINESVILLE.
Al Ringing, who has been seriously
i'll for some time. felt strong enough
yesterday to enjoy an2automobile ride.
1t was,a pleasure to see him again on
The school board held their regular
meeting last evening at the city hall
and gave Superintendent A. G. Kings
ford authority to'negotitate with Mrs.
Hyde for the position of director OF
music in the city schools. Mrs. Hyde
has been coming to *Baraboo twice
q week during the past school year to
give lessons in music. There was no
other school business of Importance
transacted
The nineteenth annual picnic of the
Modern Woodmen of America and Roy
al Nelghbors of the Baraboo Valley will
be held in this city Thursday, June
seventeenth. Elaborate. preparations
are under way for the entertainment of
the visiting neighbors. There will 4.be
an address of welcome by Mayor George
T. Thuerer, a lecture by the supreme Ma
tional lecturer, Charles E. Whelan, music
galore and many forms of amusement
will be furnished including various
forms of races and dance in the even
ing at the K. C. hall. There will be
many contests for prizes and the pro-
gram program prepared is replete with
entertainment.
Among the places that will send dele
cations are Elroy, Valley postofice.
Hillsboro, Wonewoc, LaValle, Cazenovia,
Reedsburg, LoganviIle, Lime Ridge, Val
ton, Ableman. North Freedom, Merri-
mack Trippville, Kendall, Union Center
and Lodi. Baraboo will beiowned by the
woodmen.June II and every. effort will be
made to make the day a memorable
one.