Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-11
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? FRIDAY 9
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Friends in Baraboo have received
word of the marriage of Mrs. Mary
Gust in Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Gust left
for Detroit a few days ago.
| Mrs. II. E. Cole has gone TO her for
mer home at Pierceton, Indiana, to
visit relatives for fortnight
/ Charles Coleman has gone to the
Y g., A. R. encampmen at Columbus,
: Ohio. He expects to visit the state fair
at Milwaukee on his way home.
Miss Margaret Vaudeville has
gone to Lodi where she has accepted
position with the Lodi Creamery
! Co.
The w. f. Luther & Son bowling
allies of this city have been put in
shape for the coming bowling sea
son which opens Saturday.
Mrs. John Orion, daughter Jesse and
son Glen, who recently returned from
New York where he was released from
the navy, have gone to La Crosse to
spend a few days.
Many Portage residents got their
first glimpse of an airplane when one
sailed over the town this week.
The O.. w. Kilmer family has re-
turned from Lake Cheteck where
they have been on an outing OF two
weeks.
Engineer George McDormit of
Madison is here visiting his sisters,
Mrs. A. F. Reiner and Mrs. Kate
Kohlsaat
Fred j. Schwartz and daughter, Miss
Ida, 314 sixth avenue, have gone to
Columbus, Ohio, to attend the national
G. A. r. encampment
Miss Alma Martin has gone to La
Crosse to spend few days before
going to Yankton., S. d., where she
teaches school this year.
Mrs. j. "A Seeley and daughter have
returned to Topeka, Kansas, after a
visit at the home of Mrs. Seeleys par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John E. ELLINGTON
Mr.. Seeley was here twice during the
summer for short visits.
Mrs. H. O. Berg and two sons,
Harold and Eldred, also Mrs. L. ].
Barrett and daughter, EIzaida, re-
turned last night from an auto trip in
the formers car. The party covered
800 miles from Sunday until they re-
turned. Green Bay, Manitiwoc and
Lake Geneva were. visited enroute.
Elizabeth LaMoreaux of Chicago,
who has been visiting at the E. HI.
Roser home, left this morning for
Tulsa, Oklahoma, where she will re-
main for some time
Miss Mary T. Durward has sent to
this office the following word of. ap-
probation: Many thanks to kind
friends one and all, who have suppl
ed me SO generously with beautiful
flowers. All favors appreciated dur
ing long and tedious illness. So
glad you did not wait until my fun
eral Three cheers for Baraboo.,
During the hunting season this
year. rabbits cannot be killed at ran
dom as in previous years. Rabbits
are protected this year by the hunt
ing law until October Is. This is a
state law and is uniform all over
this state. The hunter cannot shoot
more than five rabbits for the days
catch according to the new law.
Duck hunting opens September 16
The deer law is the same as last year.
Miss LaVentia Promo left this
morning for San Diego, Cal, where
ha
intends to stop in Chicago where she
will meet Miss Margaret Currier,
who accompanied her to San Diego.
The two ladies expect to stop at Los
Angeles enroute.
The family of Richard Hoppe NOV
ed to Baraboo recently from Prairie
du Sac. Mr.. Hoppe has accepted a
position with the wholesale store
here. Mrs G. B. Hesselgrave accom-
panied them to this city for a sew
eral weeks visit.
The city has decided to wait until
next spring to pave the two blocks on
Fourth between Ash and Broadway
owing to the shortage of brick. The
paving was decided at recent meet
ing. OF the city council.
Mrs. E. e, Smith, Eighth street, and
daughter, Miss Vivian, who has been
spending some days at Lake Geneva,
expects. to return tomorrow Mrs.
Smiths mother, Mrs. G. E. Rowell,
who was visiting here and woh went
to Lake Geneva with her daughter,
will go to her home in Milwaukee.
George III. Hood of Baraboo was one
of the eleven absentee in the lower
house at Madison, when the solons
met thursday, says the Madison Demo
crat. Had to go to Spring Green to
play" explained Lieutenant Governor
Dithmar, also of Baraboo, later" You
know he's leader of the Baraboo Band
which was under his contract long be-
fore Mr.. Hood or any one else knew
of the special session. And his band
will be at the state fair nearly al next
week
Rev. E. G. Henke, pastor Of the