Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-06-05
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William Paske of the town of Bara
boo spent Memorial Day with Miss
Ruth Prothero.
The Misses Amanda and Katherine
Ankenbrandt spent Memorial Day at
Portage.
Miss Constance Kelly is home to
spend a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Kelly. Miss KEEL
ly a chemist at the Mayo hospital,
Rochester, MINI.
Attorney James FL. Hill gave the
Memorial Day address at Spring
Green Miss Marie Carpenter, daugh-
ter Of former Assemblyman and Mrs
George Carpenter, gave recitation.
Mrs. J. w Layden of Chicago came
to Baraboo for Memorial Day and to
visit friends at her former home. The
family now resides in Chicago and
she says they like the city very much.
Miss Frances .Ankenbrandt of Bar
aboo and Corp. Charles Smith of Gale
donia spent Friday with friends and
relatives in Portage and Caledonia.
Mr.. Smith recently returned from
overseas with the 32d division, with
which he served.
Daniel, the little son of MIR. and Mrs.
Earl Shilling, was accidentally struck
by an automobile and injured about
the face. The accident happened in
hn CT md hn toLnn IN his
home. The family recently moved to
Baraboo from Madison and Mr.. Shil-
ling is now operating garage on
Third avenue.
May 20 and 80 were big days at
Briggsville, many from Baraboo going
to the resort for the opening fishing
days The Ager resort was recently
taken over by E. S. Johnston of this
city and many Improvements in the
way of accommodations for guests
have been made. Among those from
this city who were successful in land
ing good catches of bass and pickerel
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Schellen
berger, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Prothero
Dr. Guy J. Shields, Robert Fogle, AT
torney J. A. Malone, NJ F. Foley, J
J. Clark, M. E. Gale, Clyde |. Sturde-
want, Paul Schultz, f. E. Morey, E
S. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pfann
stiehl, Fred Schacht, F. G.. Capener
III. c.. Duncan, L. P. Gerou, Captain
&C. F. Stekl, William H. Marriott and
II. K. Page Louis Brant of Portage
formerly a resident of Baraboo, prob
ably caught the biggest fish, a pick
erel weighing Is pounds.
, Atty. and Mrs. W. HI. Farnsworth
and daughters Elmor and Jean, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Bennett of Portage
called at the home of DR.. FarnswortE
Memorial Day.
J. w. Wright, 1867 Irving Park Boul
evard, Chicago, came to Baraboo fol
/, Memorial day and for a short visit
| with friends. He was formerly with
the Chicago & Western here and is
now with the company at Chicago
| His daughter, Miss Elizabeth, who
was born in Baraboo, will graduate
from the Racine high school this year
/ Peter E. Boyd of Merrimack was il
Baraboo today and says fishermen
lhave been landing some big ones. One
pickerl weighed II pounds, and man!
others of less weight have beer
hauled from Lake Wisconsin. Or
Memorial Day many cars crossed thu
ferry. He says there have been sew
eral reports in circulation about tht
ferry not, being operated, but the boa
has made regular trips all summer
| Cyril Sherwood has some very fine
pictures of the walking trip taken b!
a number of pupils a few days ago
They met at North Freedom, RENAME!
over night on the shore of ponC
about two miles south of the village
| INDUCED in number of games, ant
walked the next day to Devils lake
where the party broke up. The youth
were accompanied by G. II. Dinsmore
county Y. M. c. A. secretary, Reeds
| burg, and every inch of the way wa
ienjoyed. The following, besides tn
isecretary, included the walkers: Cyri
Sherwood, Forest Stadler, Virgi
i Rock, George Promo, Earl Haugf
4 Harold Fosdick, George Macarthur, F
J Mitchell, Edward Thomas, Arthu
) THOMAS, Edward Hormig, Keith Ma
) Mrs. Hubert ever had of the twin CT
les on the Wisconsin.
Tiny, Fred Wartzok, Baraboo; Harde
Phillips and Ell. Gill; Reedsburg.
Miss Helen Schafer of Winona wa
in Baraboo to attend the railwa
. lclerk's dance Thursday evening. Sf
was guest at the home of Superb