Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-06-22
TUESDAY

lUrOUAI
! Russell Williams caught FIVE Iarg&
pickerel in Lake Wisconsin in aboE
thirty minutes this morning at Merit
mack and brought the trophies ia
Baraboo to show to his friends. Hs
reports that the Baraboo men in camy
there caught fourteen yesterday after
noon.
The members of the Bird Study cluI
and some friends enjoyed a pleas
ant outing at the lake today in the
nature of a picnic. The guest O
honor was Miss Louise Claude, whC
furnished a paper in the interests O
the society. An article by Miss Claude
was recently published in one of the
leading magazines.
Miss Hazel Dwyer was given mis-
ceIlaneous shower at the home of her
cousin, Miss Eva Fleming, Many ver5
beautiful presents were presented to
the bride-to-be. Refreshments were
served, and everybody reported
pleasant evening.
Attorney T. w. King accompanied
by Mrs Caradog Jones and son Ros
well, of Spring Green, were in Bara
boo today. When Mrs. Jones was
Miss Margaret Jones, she taught
school in Loganville that was later
taught by her son.
Mortimer Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs
James Dibble, Samuel Briscoe, Ma.
than Farnsworth, Charles Corey, Viii
liam Stackhouse and Henry Roser of
Baraboo attended the funeral of Jud.
sen Coates at Merrimack yesterday.
Attorney James A. Stone of Reeds
burg left today for New York, where
he will sail Saturday for Europe Hs
will visit his old home in England
Mrs. Stone accompanied him as far aa
Milwaukee
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Steuber of Prar
irie du Sac motored to Baraboo with
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine
Won VALID and son Clarence of Groton,
s. d., who will visit in and aroUAa
Baraboo for few days before re-
turning to Prairie du Sac.
Dr. and Mrs Melvin Zeches visited
yesterday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. F. E. Warner They are ON
their way home to Winona by auts
from Flint. Mich, where they went for
a new Buick. Mr.. Zeches was dis
catcher at the general offices here sew
sral years ago, and is now a prosper
GUS dentist
H. l.. Homer of La Crosse, who has
been firing on the Northwestern, be-
ing one of the national guards, was
called to his duties as a soldier to JOIN
his regiment at La Crosse today.
Mrs. c. E. Sylvester of Lodi, whs
has been visiting relatives in Barab0e,
returned to her home today accomp.
MED by her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Linnet
of Mahnoman, Mimi, who has .lsO
been visiting relatives here.
About twenty-five Odd Fellows FROM
Baraboo and many Rebekahs ATTENDED
the convention at IrOnton today. Some
of the Rebekahs were Misses Cecil
Harvey, Ina Jenswold, Belle Blanch.
cite, Iva Niles, Mrs. N. F. Sherman,
Mrs, Howard Briscoe, Mrs. Fred Far
well, Mrs. William Ode, Mrs. Emma
Ruggles, Mrs. Evan Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Post of Spring Green went
by car and joined them there
Roy Frazier, the anxious angler of
Baraboo, who has gone fishing every
time his duties allowed him a leave OF
absence, was finally rewarded for his
stick-to-it-iveness when he landed 4
nice pike at the lake last evening
which weighed pound and a quarter
1t is said that it required the assist.
ance of a fellow angler with a gaf
hook to land the fish. Be that as n
may, Roy's friends are congratulating
him on his catch.
Mr.. and Fred Marquardt left today
for their home at Badger, S. d., having
been called here on account of the
death of Mrs. Marquardt's brother,
William Hasten, about two weeks ago.