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

to Lancaster after visiting ner mOCH-
er, Mrs. F. G. Shew.
Miss Ella Rehbein has gone to Flat
Rock, Ohio. where she will be seam
stress in the Evangelical orphans
home. Her sister, Miss Hattie, is one
of the matrons in this institution.
Raymond Wheeler has returned
from Milwaukee. He drove home in q
Ford sedan, which has been sold tor
Charles Rich. Mrs. Wheeler accom-
panied her husband as far as Madison
on Saturday.
j. W. Frenz has accepted a local
agency of the National Surety Com
pany of New York. The appointment
enables Mr.. Frenz to arrange the exc
cution of fidelity court, contract and
other forms of surety bonds, protected
by the company's $8,000,000 capital
and surplus. This is said to be the
largest surety company in the world.
The conservation commission at
Madison has sent word to the Knights
of Pythias at Baraboo that it is to be
regretted warden entered the ban
quet hall and carried away a portion
of the feast to be used as evidence that
the serving of game was illegal. Ger
tain game cannot be bought and sold
but the serving Of the banquet by the
Knights of Pythias, using game legal
ly killed by the members, was per-
,fectly legal. Here the matter ends.
Miss Grace Bowling spent the day liz
Madison.
Mrs Charles Leigh has returned to
Madison after visiting relatives here
Miss Eva Boomer spent the day in
Madison.
Miss Olive Newell has returned to-
Elroy after visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Walter Hill of North Freedom
is visiting here with her brother, w
Mallon
John Bawusch of Madison was in
Baraboo today on his regular trip for
the Chicago firm which he represents.
Mrs. John Meter and little son have
returned from Madison, where the lat
ter underwent an operation.
| Miss Grace Osburne of Madison
spent the weekend here with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Ruel.
George Holah and Mrs. Leila Harri-
son left today for York, Nebr., to visit
their sister, Mrs. H. A. Murphy.
Claude Ames, youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Ames of La Vale, has
enlisted and gone south to join the en-
cheering corps.
Mrs. Charles Noble of Princeton
spent last week here with Mr.. and
Mrs J. Vandenburg and attended the
tabernacle meetings.
Mrs. G. W. Boothe of Kilbourn was
in this city this morning on her way
to De Kalb to visit her daughter, Mrs,
G. E. Lund.
{, E. G.. Kingsford has returned to-
Rushford, Mimi, after visiting here
with his sons, A. S. and A. c. Kings
ford.
| Frank Wilson and daughter Laura
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson mo-
tored this morning to Doylestown to w.
attend the funeral of a relative.
Edward Blackwell and Frank Link
were home from Camp Grant, Rock =
ford, and spent short time with
relatives here.
Mrs. F. A. Devereaux of Adams, who
has been visiting here at the August
Boettcher and Albert Searles homes,
has gone to La Vale to visit at the
Robert TAFT home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Plummer and
daughter Rosemary have returned to
their home at Galesville after visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Plum
Imer.
, Charles Squires has bought the
Archie hurry residence and property
near Kilbourn. Mr.. hurry will move
to Baraboo to reside and Merle House
will succeed him in operating the NAH
route.-Portage Register.
Mrs. l.. H. Palmer has received word
from her nephew, BURNS A. Snaren-
berger, of Louisville, that he has
passed examinations in the aviation
corps certifying that he may fight the
Boche He is now waiting orders from
the government to go to France.
Frank Hitler was arrested by officer
Herman G.. Neitzel on the charge of
being drunk. When brought into court
Hitler demanded a jury trial. The case
was adjourned for two weeks, bond
being fixed at 5000. Not being able
to obtain bail on the spur of the mo-
ment, Hitler may eat his Thanksgiving
turkey in the baStile.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. t. Hackett of
P1oomar who camn to attend the flI-
neral of Mr.. Hackett's brother at :
North Freedom, have been visiting at
Baraboo. They will attend the Hack
EFT Thanksgiving reunion at North
Freedom and will then return home.
Mr.. Hackett is the last of the six
brothers, all of the others having
passed away within the past few
months. This was an unusal family
that settled at North Freedom and one
that will long last in the annals OF the
early history Of that vicinity. Mr..