Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-06-13
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daughters left this morning for their
home in Pecatonica, H., after visiting
for some time at the home of Sheriff
William Welk.
The third ward officers stumbled
onto a drinking case which is now be-
ing unrayeled in Justice H. L. Hal
sted's court.
Mrs. Martin Spreeher of Black
Hawk stopped here this morning on
her way to Eau Claire to attend a
woman's missionary convention.
Misses Bessie Ballinger and Clara
Parks went today to Stone Lake to be
present at a camp meeting of the Yves
Ieyan Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood Smith at Dew
lis Lake are exhibiting a fine deer
head, the animal being killed in the
northern part of the state by their son,
who is now in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hubbard Of Ad-
ans are visiting at the home of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Jorg
Mrs. Thomas Foulkes, who has been
here visiting her brother, Rev. Nuzum,
and his son, DR.. w F. NuZum re-
turned to her home in Ironton yester-
day.
Mrs. Martin Lund and two children
of North Dakota are here to spend
some time with her mother, Mrs Cora
Jones. Mrs. Lund will go to Tomah
to see her sister, Mrs. Otto Ziegler,
who is quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Harris and
children returned Wednesday from
few days visit in Kendall. The trip
was made in an auto.
Mrs Thomas Larkin, Jr., and chill
dren, Alice and Thomas, returned to
their home in Union Center on We'd
nesday, after visiting Thomas Larkin,
Sr., who was i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mottar of Chicago,
who have been visiting here and at
Kilbourn, went to Madison today for
a short visit.
Mrs. j. G. Patterson, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. Rumph,
returned today to her home in Madi-
son, accompanied by Miss Bessie
Rumph.
G. A. Haskins and daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Rodwell, Gil Birch street,
will go to GAINESVILLE tomorrow to visit
Mrs. RodwelPs son, Clayton Rodwell,
and wife. Both are musicians and are
playing in GAINESVILLE theaters.
Mrs. Howard ard two sons and Miss
Della Haskins, who stopped here on
the way from Minneapolis, went on
to their home in Clyman Junction to-
day.
The alumni association held an cleo
ton Of officers at the annual banquet,
with the following result: President,
w A. Rowland; vice-president, Miss
Jean Ruggles; secretary, Miss Eta
Clark; treasurer, Miss Grace Munroe.
The agricultural extension service
of the University of Wisconsin has
published bulletin entitled what
Shall We Eat on Wheatless and Meat
less Days?" The pamphlet contains
many recipes which can be used in
these times.
The many friends Of Miss Freida
Kindschi Of Sumpter gave her a mis-
cellaneous shower Monday, June g..
The afternoon passed all too quickly.
Refreshments of cake, sandwiches, ice
cream and coffee were served. Many
beautiful gifts were left as tokens,
and the party broke up wishing Miss
Kindschi many years of happiness.
Frank Lee, Fred Reardon and a
number of others, making a total of
eight men, women and children, went
to Kilbourn, and while there sampled
the booze in the grog shops. On the
way home in the automobile there
was a grand fight, and later one of
the wives summoned a policeman to
protect her. The several chapters are
being told in Justice II. L. Halsted's
court
Orrin S. Butterfeld has received. two
Louisiana frogs, which may be seen
at the Capener Brothers sporting
goods store Wisconsin frogs do not
much more than make a shadow by
the side of the Dixie variety, and a
home grown specimen would no more
than make a good meal for the ones
from the south. Several fishermen in
town would like to have pickerel Of
comparative size bite the frogs.
Miss Flora Siebecker, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. r. G.. Siebecker, who
has left to take up nursing at ST.
Luke's hospital, was honor guest at
a function given by Miss Gladys Har
loft, sos North Francis street A mu-
steal program was given, besides dane
ing and toasting of marshmallows.
The guests included Misses Marion
Hormen, Ethel Vinje, Agnes Fuller,
Marie Wittwer Eleanor Haussman,
Ruth Martin, Ruth Kuhns, Venice
Donkle, Mrs O. Harloff and Mrs. G..
J. Brainerd. Mrs c.. J. Brainerd, 1924
East Dayton street, also entertained
for Miss Siebecker at dinner last
wnpk Madison Democrat