Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-02-10
Wednesday

DR.. and Mrs Fred Tryon, R. p, Steu
Der and Fred fisher were some of the
Merrimackers in town today.
y. L. Hopper has sold his farm in
the town of Westfield known as the
Broadway dairy farm to William
Hackett. Price SIG, 500 with farm
machinery and 10 cows.
Otto Mattke was the com planning
witness and William Brown was the de-
PENDANT in case in justice Andro's
court on Tuesday afternoon. It appears
that sheep belonging to Brown was
shot last summer and Otto Wattke
claimed that William Brown accused
him of shooting it, thereby hurting his
reputation Both parties reside in
Greenfield. There was trial by Jury
composed of Messrs. M Mather, George
Stopper, W. H. Ode, F. S. Griggs
and Stanley Rlawitter, who found the
QSI0uuauC nOL SulCy.
Attorney Frank Bentley appeared for
the state end Attorney V. S. Cady for
the defendant.
With seven of their nine children
present and eleven grandchildren. Mr..
and Mrs John Kabele ST., Portage on
Monday evening celebrated the Oath
anniversary Of their wedding. There
was bounteous supper at the parental
home to which the relatives did ample
justice And then followed several
hours of happy family reunion.
MIR. Kabele is II years of age and his
wife is three years his junior. They
were married in their native village OF
Hoste, Province of Budweiser, in b.
hemia Coming to America in 1871
they landed in Baltimore. A year later
they locat ed in Portage where for ele
ven years Mr.. Kabele was in the en-
ploy of the late N. Fl. Wood, then big
merchant and landowner of these parts
He next tried country life purchasing
a farm in Caledonia and making sue
cess of agriculture. In 1911 with a com
petence Mr.. and Mrs. Kabele removed
to Portage from the farm to take life
easy in their declining years.
The children are Joseph Kabele, Gale
donia; Mrs. Jacob Hoff, Mrs. John Ar
ries, Portage, Mrs. John Richmond
Caledonia: Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs
George James, Mrs. Christ Ehr, Por
tage; John Kabele, Jr., Caledonia.
Last evening fifteen couples enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Bump, when th'
Agoga class of young men of the Baptis
church entertained the Philathea class
of young ladies of the same church at 1
leap year oyster supper. The youne
ladies went to the homes of their res
pective young men and escorted then
to the party, where the gentlemen thel
got busy and prepared one of the mos
! appetizing suppers the ladies' had eve
tasted. The gentlemen claim it was en-
ly prepared without female assistance
they, (the gentlemen) even baking thu
cakes. After thoroughly enjoying tn
. supper the time was pleasantly spen
games and music, John Won Wal
with his violin and Miss Luella Siggel
kow furnishing several pleasing mum
bers. We are not prepared to say VIII
washed the dishes. At the termination
of the delightful evening the younl
ladies we're obliged to escort thei
SWANS to their homes and then wendet
their way homewsrd alone.
The Philathes and the Agoga classes
are the only organized classes in Bara
boo under the national organization
and they have voted to have these socia
gatherings frequently, and all who car
to join either of the organizations ca,
meet with them at twelve O'Clock o.
Sunday at the Baptist church.