Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-06-28
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Mrs. Herman Miller and Miss Freida
Kindschi of Prairie du Sac visited at
the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mel
ser and DR.. and Mrs. wicker.
Miss Lydia S. Weinzierl of st. Paul
is guest at the home of Attorney and
Mrs. E. Aug. Runge Miss Weinzierl
is superintendent of the Protestant
Orphans home and assists in the juve-
nile court work. Her sister, who died
few years ago, was formerly super
intendent of the home. Miss Weinzierl
formerly resided at Prairie du Sac,
and before returning will visit Miss
Jennie Baker and others in the vii
lage.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Palmer and
Mrs Ethel Cummings, together with
Mr.. and Mrs D. L. Galloway returned
yesterday from Milwaukee in Mr.. Gal
laway's Packard making the trip in
less than three hours. Mr. Galloway
has been touring around Baraboo for
some time and likes the country very
well. Mr.. and Mrs Galloway are from
Chicago and intend to leave soon~for
northern Michigan, and from there to
California. Mr.. and Mr.. Galloway are
relatives of Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Cum
mings is cousin Of Mr.. Palmer and is
here on d visit from Rochester, Mimi
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Deardorc, Pit
man, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.. Dear
dorff Of York, Pa, visited here with
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Farnsworth, the
latter being a cousin. They are MAX
ing an auto trip to Yellowstone park
and left their homes a week ago. The
tourists visited Devils Lake and re-
port it one of the prettiest places that
they have ever seen. They also visited
the Al. Ringing theatre and report
that as being one of the finest play
houses they ever visited. These peo-
pie have visited all over the United
States, and report that Baraboo is as
pretty town as they have seen any
where.
At Fort Sheridan Lyle G.. Clark
passed perfect examination. The
examination was held to decide
whether or not he should continue his
training. Mr. Clark will visit Bara-
boo on Sunday.
A carload of six Fords was received
yesterday by Orriel Philbrick, and he
expects to go to Milwaukee and drive
home some more in few days. The
expectations are that the cars will
now come along faster than in the
past, and that it will be possible to
supply the large number of Ford pur-
chasers in this locality
The Walnut Hill club met with Mrs.
Clifford Cooliage on Wednesday after
noon with good attendance. Two
visitors were present. A good time
was spent in sewing rug rags, Mrs.
William Brandt winning first, Mrs. r.
Hattie second and Mrs. collage third.
After a pleasant afternoon refresh
ments were served by the hostess. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. 0. S.
Ballinger on July II.
J. J. Bates and son, NJ A. Bates, of
Ada, Mimi, are guess at the home OF
August Kluender, in Greenfield. They
came 10 BarabOo for the purpose OF
purchasing farm and locating here.
They were neighbors Of Mr.. KIuender
when he resided at Ada, and live not
farm from William LANCE who former
Iy resided at Baraboo. Mr.. LANCE
expects to move to Baraboo this fall,
having rented farm Of John South
ard for term of years.
Mrs. T. Roach of Merrimack was
called to st. Paul this morning ON ac-
count of the serious illness of her L.
year-o1d grandson, John Hanlon, who
has been in a hospital for over a
week. Conductor d. Roach of this
city accompanied his mother to the
twin cities.
One Of the men employed on the
building being erected for the overall
factory reports that some of the men
quit because it was announced the
wages would be reduced from S2.75 to
$3.50 per day There were two sets
of men working at the place and diff
ferent wages were being paid to the
two groups An effort was made to
make the wages the same, and this
resulted in some of them quitting.
The dancing party given at Muel-
lers hall Wednesday evening was well
attended, people from Portage, Kill
bourn and Madison being present. The
affair was given by twelve ladies,
members of a whist club, who have
played together during the past win
ter. Dancing was the main feature of
the evening and Mrs. John Kelley also
added pleasure by a vocal solo. The
audience joined in singing the Star
Spangled led by Mrs. Kelley.
All formality was put aside and the
gentlemen allowed to dance in their
shirt sleeves. The hall was decorated