Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-07-27
(From Fridays daily.)

CndrloS, MI. anu MIS-. II. V. rage,
Thomas Finpie and G. H. Pleuss of
/ Prairie du Sac, recently made a trip
to Baraboo, the lake and the Dells.
John M. True and son, Professor
Rodney True arrived last evening
from the east to join Mr.. True's
| daughters, who are in camp at the
True cottage at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Parks and
daughter Arleen. are guests of Mr..
Parks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Parks. Mrs. Charles Parks has been
| i'll for some time.
Walter Kindschi of the town of
Sumpter, is carrying his arm in sling
owing to a fracture received while
about his chores in the barn He will
be unable to use the member for some
time.
| Arthur Clark has returned to his
home at Delton after visiting in Ad-
| ans at the homes Of his daughters,
! Mrs. Ray Sherman and Mrs. Ed Row,
| land.
| N. T. Sherman of Baraboo and A.
Sherman of Hillsboro, father and
cousin of Ray Sherman, left last
| Thursday for their home after visit
| ing the Ray Sherman home.-Adams
| Advertiser.
There was good attendance at the
} ELLINGTON hall to listen to the lee
| ture by Maud Newell Williams. The
| lecture was very interesting, the
speaker telling of the conditions in
| Colombia, S. A., and the need of edu-
cation.
The families of Rev +. Lambertus,
Rev. Phi. Schneider and Rev. and Mrs.
J. B. Donaldson and Rev. and Mrs. r.
| c. Hallock of Prairie du Sac and Rev.
and Mrs. G. M. Zen'- of Sank City pic
nicked at Devils Lake Monday. The
day was enjoyed by all playing ball,
fishing, bathing and swimming
John Schlag, who spent a months
vacation in this vicinity left last even
ing for Chicago, where he holds po-
sition in the Chicago postof1ce. While
in the city, he visited at the homes of
his sisters, Mrs. John Wagner and
| Mrs. r. l. Goude. He also visited his
mother, Mrs. Paul Schlag, and others
in Sumpter.
Louis Cooper of New York City is
guest of his mother, Mrs. Ella Cooper,
of Prairie du Sac.
F. E. Morey, while driving in his
car on the North Freedom road last
evening met with an accident near
the Mic Crawley farm. In attempting
| to pass another auto Mr.. Morey's
car went into the ditch and a broken
running board and bent fender were
the results. The grass had recently
been moved at the side Of the road
and had the appearance Of being safe
but evidently obscured from view a
depression at the roadside Members
Of the Morey family were in the car,
but all escaped injury.
The members of the B. F. G. club
and few friends went to the lake to-
day with well-filled baskets, and spent
an enjoyable afternoon in the. cooling
shade. Part of the time was spent in
bathing and boating. Mrs. John Zeig
; Ter, Fairfield, Miss Mildred Frazier of
Baraboo and the Misses Mildred and
Lilah Franklin of Viroqua, who are
visiting in the city, were guests of the
company. The following members
were present: Bertha Sells, Efie
Lusby, Janette McGilvra, Leta Lusby
Esther Mattke, Ada and Flora Promo,
Portia Wiley, Myrtle Allen, Vera
Templin and Gladys Hackett. B. F. |
G. stands for Baraboo, Greenfield and !
Fairfield, as the members all reside in |
those townships, which corner in their |
neighbOrhOod.
Arthur Bettendorf, who is employed |
by the Johnston Warehouse and Fuel |
Co. suffered bad accident this morn |
ing, while employed about his duties. |
He was loading corn on the wagon of |
J.. Briggs, when the horses started to |
run, knocking a plank from Mr.. Bet |
tendorfs hands. He was jerked I'M |
der wheel and his leg broken be-
tween the knee and ankle. He was re-
moved to his home on Ninth street, !
and doctor set the break. He will |
be laid up for some time.
The remains of the nine-year-old !
daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Alt
of Rush, Dunn Co., was brought to
Reedsburg and thence to Plain for |
burial. The little girl was a grand !.
daughter of Joseph Nachreiner, Sr.,
of White Mound and died of bnort