Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-09-20

G. f. Trussell
Mr.. and Mrs George Baxter have
returned from Milwaukee, where they
! spent few days.
/ Miss May Brown of North Freedom
is visiting her cousin Mrs. Albert
| Ziegler, in Fairfield.
! Mrs. Bevelyn Clark has returned
from Madison, where she spent three
! weeks.
Mrs. E. o. Adams of Delton has
gone to Freeport, H., to make her
home with her son, Charles H. Adj
ans.
/ Mr. and Mrs John Shells of Madi-
son, who have been camping at the
lake, are visiting in this city with
. their son, Dr. Shiels.
Mrs T. w. Roberts Of San Antonio,
Texas, who have been visiting in
Ableman, came today to visit her SIS
| ter, Mrs E. w. Frazier.
/ Miss Leora Lewis leaves tomorrow
, for Akron, N Y, where she will have
charge of physical training in the
| public schools.
Misses Bertha and Leona HEM OF
Sank City were in this city today and
from here went to Cashton to visit
relatives.
| Mrs. Henry Ludwig and daughter
Mamie have returned from Milwau-
kee and Waukesha, where they have
| been visiting.
! Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Owens, E.
w. Meyers and son Roy spent Sun
day at the Charles Gibbs home in
Prairie du Sac.
Mr.. and Mrs Harley Niles and Mrs
La Vena Peck went to Wonewoc this
morning to attend the funeral of Mrs
| Rufus Morell
| A branch of the Wisconsin Loyalty
to counteract the stand taken by the
senior senator at Washington. A large
number have signed the petition
Clarence Freising and Alfred Argyle
are home from Camp Douglas for a
| short visit with their parents. Com
pany I expects to leave for Waco,
/ Texas, in about two week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Bitney Of Bloom
er, who have been visiting here with
Mrs. George Page and the Dibble
family, left this morning for Reeds
burg to visit relatives.
Mrs. FL. A. Whipple Of Waterloo
passed through Baraboo today on her
way to Camp Douglas, where, her hus-
band is quartermaster of the Fourth
Wisconsin. Mr. Whipple was former
ly superintendent Of schools in this
city.
! William L. Berkley Of Baraboo and
Miss Ethel Husband of Chicago have
taken out license to marry. The
| license was issued in Chicago.
Matt Parsons of Pardeeville caught
"a six-pound pickerel in Pardeeville
lake, in the stomach Of which he found
when dressing it gold ring with a
ruby setting. Mr.. Parsons vouches
for the truth of the story, and writes
the Portage Democrat that he will re-
turn the ring to the owner If it can be
proved to him that the ring was lost
in the lake. He is particularly anx-
ious to learn how long the ring has
been lost. The owner of the ring
should write Matt Parsons, P. 0. box
5, 20, Pardeeville, Wisconsin.
/ Nearly everyone in Sank county has
received a chain letter. Postmasters
| have notice from Washington that
chain letters are considered illegal,
and recipients are warned to pay no
attention to them.
Owing to the press of other mat
! ter at this time, it is impossible for
the department to take up prosecu-
tions, but it is the desire of the post
office department that the public be
warned.
! Ed Schoenberg, a Roxbury farmer
i about SO years DID, was found dead
along the road in the vicinity of Prai-
i RE du Sac few mornings ago. He
/ had been in that village, and it was
| supposed his team ran away as he was
driving home, throwing him TO the
ground. His neck was broken.
The board Of regents of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota has ratified by unan-
imous vote the permanent agreement
making the Mayo foundation the alb
soIute property Of the university, to
!, be used perpetually for medical edu-
| catinal research and investigation.
! Securities tota1ing $3.50, 344.79, rep
resenting the fortunes of Drs. Will j.
j and Charles NJ Mayo, were turned
! over to the university.
Charged with the embezzlement of
! $500 at Ferdinand, De Soto county,
! Miss, Rev. Zacharius P. Smith, pas
, tor of Mt Zion African Baptist church,
Madison, was arrested at his home
by Sheriff Ireland and Undersheriff
Krug yesterday afternoon. He was
taken to the Mississippi town by Dep
uty Sheriff Weisinger of that place. =
The requisition papers signed by
/ the governor Of Mississippi were hon.
ored in the governors Office at Madi-
son.