Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-06-24

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city Saturday night from Newport
News, Va, for an extended visit witt.
her parents, Conductor and Mrs w. f
! FrenZ, and other relatives. Her hus-
| band, Lieut. Clark, is still in the en-
ploy of the government at Fort Lee,
but he expects to join his wife here in
about month. He has spent more
| than 8 years in service.
Mrs. B. B. Winkler and little daugh-
ter. Margaretha Louise, have returned
to their home in Chicago after spend
| ing two weeks with her parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. Gustave Sells. She was ac-
.companied by Helen Kamrath, who
will spend several weeks in Chicago.
| Miss Maeta Junge went to Milwau-
! kee to-day after an enforced vacation
of a month due delay in the compile
i ton of the bank building in which
! she will be employed. She was &C
complained as far as Waukesha by her
mother, who will visit at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Eugene st. Peter.
| John Clement and family are NOV
ing from Prairie du Sac to this city.
| They will occupy the residence on the
corner of Elizabeth and Eleventh
/ streets formerly occupied by the T. J.
Nettle family.
! Miss Della Payne, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Payne, is here from st.
Paul for a short visit Miss Payne has
charge of the dining department of
the Y. w. C. A. in the Minnesota city
She plans to leave soon for trip to
Yellowstone park, going by the Canad-
ian rockies, Victoria and Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kramer enter
tanned yesterday at a dinner and sup
per in honor of their son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs Erwin Kramer of Albion,
Mich. The other guests Were Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Kramer aud son. Leo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Crville Kramer and
daughter, Margaret Ann, Mr. and Mrs.
John Kramer and daughter, Carrie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kramer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Kramer, Otto Kramer, Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Johnso.i. Mrs. Henry
Siberz and two daughters, Margaret
and Marcella, Mr.. anu Mrs. VIM.
Winkelman and daughter, Iva, Mr. and
Mrs. August Schlender and Walter
and Henry Konkle. All report very
good time.
C. D. Lisle of Milwaukee came Sat
, urday night for a short stay at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Cole. Mr..
Lisle spent the winter with his sister
in Los Angeles. He says there is much
thieving in the California city and
: many girls are missing from time to
time. Many of those engaged in the
l movie business are not Of the high
est moral standard and many drift tc
the city looking for people who are
easy victims of all kinds OF schemes
Many of these things are kept out OF
the newspapers, fearing publicity will
keep people away.
During the recent storm, Ed Nc
Gilvra, proprietor of the Hff1crest
Dairy farm, was about to turn on the
electric light in his home and just as
he reached up bolt came from the
sky, almost throwing him to the floor
1t was found later that Jove had sent
two bolts into electric light poles neal
the house The power is derived from
the Macarthur dam.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank COlbourn came
from Chippewa Falls to attend the
encampment, being entertained at the
hCNe of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Blackburn
| Mr.
day night and has not been able to re
turn home. He is greatly improved
and the couple expect to leave on tht
Duluth limited tonight.
Ed. A. McGilvra, proprietor of the
Hillcrest Dairy farm, sold fifteen heat
of Jersey cattle at the recent sale held
at Tomah In all so head were sold
70 of them being pure bred. The TOT
price was $500 the highest for Mr. M
Gilvra being $410-a three year old
Ray Cowles sold five head Both Mr.
McGilvra and Mr. Cowles attended
the sale.
On Friday Earl Shilling, proprietor
!of the Gollmar garage, and Edward
Won Valid, drove an Overland foul
! cylinder car from Warsaw. Indiana, tt
Baraboo distance of 1853 miles They
left Warsaw about o'clock in the
; morning and arrived here near mid
. night coming by the way of Chicast
and Milwaukee This is one Of the
longest if not the longest distance GOV
cred in one day by Baraboo driver
!, The drive from the Ohio city to Bara.
boo was made in two days.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stanley in Fairfield last Sunday was
held the annual reunion of the Stan
leys where splendid time was en-
joyed The following were present
Mrs Henry Goss, daughter and hus
band and little daughter of Muskegan
Mich, Samuel Stanley of Madison, q
son of the host and hostess; another
son La Mont Stanley and wife, Bara