Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-11-06
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Turned from La Crosse after a tel
DAYS visit there with Mr. Mould,
daughter and family Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Prentice.
Mrs. E. August Runge has gone Z
the northern part of the state where
as one of the regents OF the stat
normal schools viii visit several or tn
institutions. At the end Of the weel
the regents hold meeting at Madl
son.
Albert Smith of Nebraska is spend
ing a few days in Baraboo at thF
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur JUDE
vine. Mr.. Smith formerly lived II
Baraboo and has not been here FOL
80 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Moberg o.
Minneapolis are spending part OF then
honeymoon in Baraboo at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Atom. From
here they go to Chicago for a visit.
At a meeting OF the American LIE
gion, the world war veterans, Monday
evening at the court house, X. Cahoo1
was elected commandant in place OF
Capt. Prange who has accepted
position in Washington. About ter
members were received into the or
ganization at the meeting. Arrange
ments are underway for party to DC
given in the G. A. Il. hall soon.
A Ford car overturned recently be-
auto was driven by Neal POWELL ano
he was accompanied by three young
men, one of whom received a broken
shoulder. The injured man was Ever.
EFT Davis The boys did not know how
the accident happened.
Chief of Police and Mrs. S. A. Peltor
have arranged to purchase the resi-
dence they now occupy and into
which they recently moved. The pro-
perty is owned by T. W. English and
few hours after Mr.. and Mrs Pelton
occupied the. place the former assem-
blyman came in, saying number of
persons desired to purchase the pro-
perty and for that reason doubted
whether or not they had better un-
pack. The matter was soon settled by
Mr.. and Mrs. Pelton deciding to pur-
chase the property. The scarcity OF
residences has made it necessary for
more than one family to purchase a
home.
Jack Boyle, the Baraboo story writ
hox
Tenth street to 316 Sixth avenue, the
house owned by Mrs George Gollmar
Mrs. GolImar expects to leave in
about two weeks to spend the winter
in the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. EHinger cele-
brated their second wedding ann1ver-
sary Monday evening. A number OF
Immediate relatives and friends enjoy
ed. game supper after which music
and dancing were on the program,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lee nave gone
to Milwaukee where they Will be
guests at the home OF their daughter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. j. &. Sch
n1idtbauer, and also at the home OF
their son and family, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
e. Lee. While away Mr. and Mrs.
Lee will stop in Carliss, Union Grove
and other places to visit friends.
They expect to be gone until Thanks
giving.
Mrs. M. E. Haines Ills Birch street,
Baraboo, and Mrs. w. w. Warner
Madison, leave this week by auto
mobile to make the trip to Los Ange-
les to spend the winter. Mrs. Warner
spent much of the summer making
an automobile trip through the east
and will spent the winter on the Paci
fic coast, Mrs. Haines accompanying
her Both were pupils OF the Bara-
boo Collegiate institute when it flour
ished years ago and now both vii
make the long journey together.
Frank Terbilcox is again at the Al
Ringing theatre organ in place OF
Earl Morse, who with Harry Clark
act on a regular vaudeville circuit
during the winter months. Mr. Morse
and Mr.. Clark will leave soon to give
entertainments. The two organists
change about each year, one playing
during the winter and the other dur
ing the summer. Mr.. Terbilcox il
engaged in the automobile business
during the summer.
Los Kinnamon of La Vale has re
turned home after short visit with
George Ingham: Mr.. Kinnamon for
merly Lived east of La Vale on {
slightly eminence near the trunk lint
to Wonewoc and the west. On The
farm there was once a man and {
deer mound, both now being nearl!
destroyed from being plowed over il
cultivating the land.
The Y. w C. A member who re
ported the county board meeting o
that organization omitted to ~-ate tina
Mrs. E. A. Evans was elected a mem