Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-11-08
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A birthday party was held Sunday
1T the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Turner north Of town. The event was
IN honor of the birthdays of ]. R.
Hofstatter and Mrs. Turner, which
came last Wednesday, and Mr.. Tur-
ner's, which was Sunday z The day
proved to be pleasant one and the
inner was one never to be forgotten.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs,
Henry Netcher, Mrs. Guy Shields and
son John, Mrs. Elizabeth Van Orman,
Mrs. Cora Mcfarland and son Verne,
Henry Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. J. R
HOfstatter Gifts were left for those
hose birthdays were celebrated.
For some time a skunk case has
been pending in the court Of Justice
H. L. Halsted. A game warden founc
that skunk had been trapped west OF
Reedsburg and warrants were issued
The case has been finally cleared III
by Leo TourdOt, minor. paying
fine of $50 and costs Of $11.50. The
money was paid by relative. Others
were connected with he case, it is be
lieved.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Stackhouse have
returned to Chicago after visit at tho
home Of former Sheriff William Stack
house, Eighth avenue. The young MAJ
isempIoyed on the M0non railway ar
recently was promoted to the position
Of claim agent.
Mrs. F. R. Bentley has returned
rom Bristol, N H., where she has
Ieen visiting relatives for some time.
While there her father and mother
celebrated their golden wedding.
Captain B. N. Robinson was home
from Camp Custer, Battle Greek,
.Alch., Sunday, for a few hours visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. n.
Robinson, eighth street.
Mrs. o. Schussler Of Minneapolis,
formerly Of Alaska, is visiting hel
aunt, Mrs. E. H. ROser. Mrs. Schuss
Ter returned a short time ago from
Europe, Italy and other places across
the water.
Portage sent a good-sized delega-
ton to Baraboo last night to witness
the performance by Fiske O'Hara at
the Al. Ringing theater. Those from
here state that it was one Of the I'M
st dramatic and vocal treats that
hey have had the pleasure Of enjoy
,ng in a long time. Mr.. O'Hara, the
actor-singer, played in "The Man
From Wicklow" and he was greeted
by an immense audience, many COM
ing from Portage, Kilbourn, Reeds
burg and other nearby places.
age Register.
Lieutenant Lyle G.. Clarke arrived
in Baraboo Sunday morning from
Camp Custer, Michigan, where he has
been stationed for several weeks. He
was accompanied home by Mrs.
Clarke, who has been with him. Mr..
Clarke along with over one hundred
other officers has been ordered to-
Florida, and must report at Camp Jo-
seph Johnson by November TO- Camp
Johnson is about eleven miles from
Jacksonville Lieutenant and Mrs.
Clarke will spend several days in Bar
aboo and Sank City, the home of Mr..
Clarke's parents, before proceeding
south.
A number of soldier boys from the
elective list at Camp Grant came
home Saturday evening on thirty-six
hour furlough, including several from
this locality. Among the number
we're Emmett Kauphusman, formerly
employed in the general offices here;
w. D. Du Bots and M. Mccarthy from
Reedsburg and A. Rohde, who resides
near North Freedom. The above are
all members of the 331st field artillery,
battery D, and were among the Sec
ond consignment of men sent from
Sank county. Mr.. Kauphusman has
leen employed in a clerical capacity
or several weeks, and states that
there is much detail work to do. A
complete record is kept of every man
-; ooYon ond Includes almost o0rn-