Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-10-30

church held social meeting Tuesday
evening in the school auditorium at
which Father O'Reilly announced a
gift of sum of money that had been
made to the church. Following Father
OReilly's talk and address by Father
Perron of Lodi was given. After the
meeting the young folks enjoyed
dancing and refreshments were serv-
ed.
Mrs. Isaac Fort has returned from
Madison where she was visiting
friends and attending the w, 4. &.
convention which was held there.
Mrs. Fred vanderhoef is moving to
Iowa where her husband is working
in a depot. Their children are visit
ing relatives near Alderman at pres.
enf.
Mrs. HARRIET Foster and daughter,
Mrs. L. N. Ludwig, and son Charles
Foster have gone to GAINESVILLE after
spending few days in this city.
From there they will return to their
home In Beloit Mrs. Foster and fam
lily formerly made Baraboo their
home. II
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Jacobs have re-
turned from Madison where they
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Reiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Fisher left re-
Gently for st. Louis where they will
spend few days with their son ard
wife, DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. B. Gloyd have re-
turned from months visit in Fon-
du Lac and Madison where they have
been visiting their son Charles at the
former city and daughter. Mrs. Thorn
as Cain, at the latter place.
Paul Sneathen has returned to this
city from Oklahoma after an absence
OF about IL years. Mr.. Sneathen has
sold his property in the west. He at
tended high school here several years
ago.
NJ. P. Cannon, Merriam supervisor
of census, was in Baraboo today in
the interest of the coming govern
ment census. Mr.. Cannon is DESTROYS
of securing applications for enumer-
ators for the different towns in Sank
county.
Mrs. w. e. Conway has gone to
Sarasota, Florida, to remain for the
winter. Mrs. Conway has spent a
number Of boreal seasons in the south
and looks forward TO the journey with
pleasure She expects to return to
Baraboo in the spring.
/ A. Kunce has been visiting his son
| William Kunce and family on Ridge
street and has now gone to visit his
grand daughter Mrs. Obert HAITI and
/ family who live on the farm near the
lake known as "The Alps He has
not gone to hunt flying machines In
the tree tops but to see a pair OF
twin calves.
| Miss Emma Gattiker returned yes
terday from two week s stay In Chi
cago where she assisted DR.. Ochsnel
in his medical library.
/ Through a misunderstanding Judge
1 E. Ray Stevens did not come to Bara.
boo Wednesday to sentence Archie
Barber. AS the case will now come up
in Madison in week or two, the
Judge will not visit Baraboo until his
regular time.
Homes in Baraboo continue to
change hands at a rapid rate. Among
the latest sales to be made is a house
at the corner of Sixth ave. and Angle
street which has been purchased from
L. H. Palmer by o. S. Ballinger who
will move there to reside. The latter
/ recently sold his farm. The real es
tate deal was made by j. T Bates &
/ Son.
Chief of Police S. A. Pelton received
a hurried call Tuesday night to go out
near the nome of Leslie Graves in the
town of Merrimack where it was
thought an insane woman was located
IN an old house nearby. Mr.. Pelton
and Justice andre went out yesterday
morning to see what the trouble was
and met the woman walking. They
took her in the car and brought her
to town where it was learned she was
not mentally unbalanced but was on
! her way from New York to st. Paul
to reside. She started on her trip in
June and had walked most Of the way
The woman was So years of age and
said she did not like New York and
intended to go to st. Paul where she
had some rich relatives. The old lady
carried her cooking utensils and sleep
| ing outfit with her and had gone into
the old house near the Graves home
to spend the night After being given
a good meal here and ticket to La
Crosse she went on her way again.
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Harley Niles was aged IS years on
Thursday. The October day being
ideal Mrs. Fl. w. Niles, Mrs. Clara
Niemeyer, a granddaughter, and zela
n Il