Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-11-29

gone to Waupun to attend the we'd
ding of her sister, Miss Emma Folz-
man.
Mrs. H. B. Apker and son LIE Roy
have returned to their home at Madi-
son after visiting at the James Apker
home in Skillet Creek.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Nofsinger and
daughter Opal have returned to their
home at Mount Tabor after visiting at
the home of Rev. Arthur Heisel in
Fairfield.
Miss Julia A. Dame, who has been
spending the summer in Oshkosh with
her sister, Mrs. G. H. Fuller, will soon
return to her home in Hartman, Tenn
Her sister will accompany her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Williams and
daughter Hope Of Payne, Ohio, have
been visitors at the homes of Willis
Gollmar and Mrs. Phoebe Schefer, 60
ing from here to Rice Lake.
Miss Morleys piano pupils gave a
on Eighth avenue. The interest
shown by the pupils in their music
was very good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Grill and daugh-
ter Almy have returned to Norwalk
after attending the Grill-Hiller we'd
ding this morning They were accom-
panied home by Mrs. Ed. Hitler, who
will visit there.
The Camp Fire girls of the Presby-
terrain church were entertained Mon
day evening at the home of Miss Mar
garet Wood Ten were present and
spent the evening in Red Cross work.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Howard l. Potter of Baraboo has
won a second lieutenant's commission
ond officers training camp some weeks
ago and has been earnestly at work
with the daily routine. Mr. Potter is
a graduate of the University Of Wis
cOnsin, and since receiving his degree
has been writing insurance. He gave
up a fine position with a large salary
attached that he might prepare for
the arm in order to assist in subduing
the autocratic power in Germany. He
was granted his commission today.
At the Y M. c. A building on Mon
day evening the first steps were taken
to form patriotic organization to
continue during the war. The mem
bers will assist with pushing liberty
loans, raising funds for the Red Cross
and Y. M. c. A, and perform other
necessary duties. Lists of persons in
the community who will contribute or
otherwise aid will be made at future
of several committees.
Among the shoppers from North
Freedom today were Mrs. H. M. Che
ney and two daughters, Mrs. Sam
Armbruster and two children, and
Misses Esther Ward and Eva Harmon.
Mrs. M. M. Leeds, with her son
Keith, of Elizabeth N. j, and Mrs. G.
7. Head Of Beloit have returned to
their respective homes after visiting
their sister Mrs. George Macarthur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, two
children, and Roy and Esther Meyer
to Reedsburg and spent Sun
day with the J. w. Meyer and B. M.
Shew families.
Mrs. Merton Burgess and son George
of Princeton came Saturday and re-
NAMED over Sunday to attend the tab
arnacle. While here they were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Vandenburg.
Among those who have purchased
Ford cars in the last month from the
Ford garage, r. Wheeler, proprietor /
are: c.. E. Wing, George Hoadly, |
Peter Higgins, Marriott Hardware Co.,
Ray Kasdorf, William Wieglow, Erich
BarabOo; r. SteinWeig, Mer-
'imack; F. w. Bass, Prairie du Sac;
Dr.. P. G. Dierschke, North Freedom;
A. L .Feeck and Charles Rich have
Ford sedans, complete with
electrical equipments.
James A Murray has returned from
"a Crosse, where he attended the trial
If Charles Christensen, F. L. Eason
Ind Marcus A. See, all implicated in
he failure of the Valecia Condensed
Milk company with plants at Foot
lille, Madison and Reedsburg. The
rial lasted for ten days, was held be-
ore Judge Lands, and the three we're
convicted. They have asked for a
lew trial, which will be heard before
entence is passed. Many at Reeds
'urg lost in the failure of the company,
most of the stockholders saving about
iftV ner cent nv taking stock in the
lew concern.
The authorities at Madison may
lace guard over the courthouse.
The state authorities, in order to
rotect housewives, is starting a cam
align against those who sell frosted
Arrests are likely to be
1ade.