Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-11-15

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| the Stillson auto, and enjoyed the trip,
despite muddy roads, as the Indian
summer day was ideal overhead. Miss
Buckley and Miss Curry returned on
Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Stillson remain
ing for longer visit at the home Of
| Mrs. c. c. Buckley, mother of the
| latter-Portage Democrat.
The Yards News bureau, Chicago,
| reports that Don E. Fedderly and Ma
bel Seuberth, both hailing from Kill
hourn. are under arrest at Rockford
, III. He is charged with perjury in
swearing she was Is years old in Sc
| curing a marriage license, when she
is really only about Is. She is held
on charge of delinquency. They
married and went to living there a
week ago. The girls mother caused
! the arrests.
Rev. G. L. Richards, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Poynette for
many years, handed in his resigna-
ton Sunday last, taking effect at
once, and will go in two weeks to his
, new charge at Bellville. Rev. Rich
ards was the pastor of the Baraboo
Presbyterian church years ago.
Mrs. Clarence Bradley mad an oper-
ton yesterday at her home on Second
street for blood poison in her foot.
Mrs. Elizabeth Steinbrink spent the
afternoon in North Freedom with her
son, Edward Steinbrink and family.
Harry Du Bots came over Wednes-
day from Portage and is at the home
his sister, Mrs. James Harris. Tonight
he will leave for Fargo, N. D., to spend
the winter with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs F. j. Stanley Of Green
field left this morning for Detroit,
Mich where they will spend the win
ter with their daughter, Mrs. Henry
Goss.
P. H. Conley has returned to
Reedsburg after a short visit in Bara-
boo. He is proprietor of the Majes-
tic theater and is engaged in other
lines of business.
Mr. and Mrs J. e. StekI received
card yesterday indicating that their
son, Lieutenant c.. F. 5tekI, had ar
rived safely in the war zone of Europe.
The young man is member Of the
dental corps that composes part of the
famous rainbow division" which left
an eastern port three weeks ago.
Mrs. Christ Kaufman, Peter, Sylves-
ter and Viola Biwersi went to La
Crosse this morning to visit the latters'
mother, Mrs. P c. Biwersil who is
in the hospital there, having under
gone an operation for goitre some time
ago. She is improving as rapidly as
can be expected.
About twenty relatives met Sunday
at the home Of Mrs Jay Holloway
and helped here celebrate her passing
birthday. The affairs was in the ma
ture of a surprise a>c a tasty dinner
was served.
Miss Lydia Zimmerly underwent an
operation at the Baraboo hospital on
Saturday for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Kaufman at
tended the funeral of their nephew,
Paul Wolfe, at Merrimack, this after
noon.
Mrs. F. II. Powers and daughter Of
Bucyrus, O., are visiting at the home
Of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Sprecher.
Michael Bowling has returned to
Chicago after spending some time
lere with relatives and coming to at
end the funeral Of his father, James
Downing.
Mrs. Eugene Norton Of FriesIand
spent few hours here Sunday with
'elatives. She came to attend the fu-
leral Of Christopher Wolfe at Morri-
mack.
Attorneys Norman Quale and Rob
TT Rieser went to Chicago last week .
0 arrange about enlisting in the avia-
ion corps. Friends here have learned
hat they passed the first Of their ex-
limitations for this branch OF the
ervice.
George Weidenkopf, who recently
em0ved with his family to Madison, .
5 erecting cottage at the north end
f Devils Lake on state park prop
rty, having secured a nice location
4 the front row Of cottages. Mr. Wei
enkopf has q cozy corner in his heart
Or Baraboo, and intends to spend his
at least in this locality.
Atwood Smith, superintendent at
'evils Lake State Park, accompanied
Y Mrs. Smith, has returned from
rip to the northern part of the state.
Iuch Of the time was spent at Rhine
ander, and the trip there and back L
ras made by auto. Mr.. Smith states
nat the roads were in frightful con-
ition, but the journey was accom-
Iished without any mishap.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Jacobs have re-
urned from Rockford, where they
7ent to see their son Louis, who is
Camn Grant Miss Kathrvn Ia