Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-10-02
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Miss Ella Marquardt has accepted q
position as tester at the Excelsior
Creamery.
Mrs. John d. Moore of Helena, Ark.
is a guest at the home of her brother,
E. E.. Smith, ZIG Eight street. While
here the visitor is being shown some
of the unusual scenery Of this region
/ James e. Congdon Jr., expects to
enter the Mccormick Theological
seminary at Chicago this fall to be-
come minister Mr.. Congdon has
many friends in Baraboo and visited
here many times.
Miss Evelyn Martiny entertained
number of friends Tusday evening at
her home near Baraboo A delicious
supper was served The engagement
Of Miss Martiny and Paul Stewart
was announced at the gathering.
Clarence Fromn of Dellona was ar
rested On the complaint OF Alfred Sell
chow charged win carrying concealed
weapons and threatening to shoot. The
case will appear before Justice andre
soon and in the mean time Fromn is
lodging in the county jail.
Victor r. Schaefer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. G.. Schaefer, has cabled that
he has left Paris and is on his way
home. The young man was formerly
connected with two of the banks In
Baraboo and since entering the army
has been doing clerical work.
Mrs. r. II. Rindle, Gresham, oregon,
was in Baraboo on Tuesday. She has
been spending some time with her sis
ter, Mrs. E. J. Farnum, Merrimack,
and with other relatives. She will
leave for her home in the west in
few days.
Miss Catherine Flanagan and Mrs.
Herbert Grub have gone to Maids
son for visit. Miss Flanagan has
been spending few days in Baraboo
with Mrs. Grubb previous to going to
Madison The Flanagan family for
merly lived in Baraboo and now re-
side in La Crosse.
The knitting room at the city hall
will be open every afternoon from
to in order that those who desire
yarn or may desire to return work
may be accommodated. The knitting
is being done for the allied relief. 1t
is proposed to knit what yarn there
is on hand. The gauze and other ma
terial left at the end of the war has
been sold or oother disposition made
of it.
The Wisconsin Power, Light &,
Heat Co. expect to move their Office
street to the new F. w. Schultz
building when erected on his property
now occupied by the Dibble repair
shop. Capener Bros. who own the
: building now occupied by the Wiscon'
: sin Power, Light & Heat company
will move their sporting goods there
when that is vacated.
Sheriff TarnutZer and Justice Andre
have returned from an automobile
trip to Waupun, to which place Mike
Compton (Thompson) of Reedsburg
was given free ride. He had been
sentenced to the penitentiary for one
year on the charge of raising a check
for $3.50 to 5000: 1t has been found
he was formerly in the institution
and that he has also been in jail. The
trip to Waupun was easily made by
; leaving here at II o'clock and re-
turning in the evening.
Baraboo friends have received in
vitations to the approaching marriage
of Robert M Rieser to Miss Mile K.
Cravis of Atlanta, Ga. The marriage
to take place at the home OF Samuel
Chairman, uncle of he bride on October
/. Mr.. Rieser recently returned from
the service where he attained the rank
of 1st lieutenant during his stay in the
army. Previous to his enlistment he
practiced law in this city and made
many friends in Baraboo He is now
engaged in law practice at Superior,
Wis.