Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-07-15
WEDNESDAY
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son since the paLlont mas DeeH CueIS.
Paul r. Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Atwood Smith, Devils lake, is spend
ing few days at home. He is con-
nected with the forestry service of the
state
Attorney and Mrs. Oscar Aroesing
and daughter Elizabeth and Miss En-
ma Snyder motored here from Mil
waukee and spent the independence
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Ockershauser.
Vincent Gerrity and Jerome Kelly of
Chicago have returned to their home
in the above city after spending the
past few days with Harlan Kelly.
Mrs. c. H. Stewart has returned
from a trip to Montana. She went
west with her son in an automobile,
covering about LOO miles. Mrs:
Stewart has been gone several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brooks, jr of
Rockford and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Brooks and VIM. Stumn of Beloit mo-
tored to Baraboo and spent the Fourth
with the young mems uncle, George
Steckenbauer and family.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Wilkinson on the
Whitman farm west of Baraboo, en-
tertained the following guests last
Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. August Kessler,
Theodore Kessler son Carl, and daugh~
tiers Jennie and Malta.
Mrs. r. d. Murphy and daughters
LaVerne, Vera and Opal accompanied
by friends motored to Baraboo recent
ly and spent the day. The Murphy
family formerly resided in Baraboo
and now make their home in Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Supernaw and
son Robert and Mr. and Mrs Johnh
Lanmen and daughter Dorothy have
returned to their homes in Chicago at
ter visiting at the w. J. Dwyer home
here.
Rev. H. G. Goodsell has returned to
Madison after short stay in Baraboo,
this month being his vacation time.
He will spend a portion of the month
with friends at Laramie, Wyoming and
while there the minister expects to
scale some of the highest peaks of the
region.
Last Sunday there was reunion at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rau of
this city including the six brothers of
Mrs. Ed. Rau, namely Louis Putt and
Rudolph Putt and family of Rockford,
Paul Putt and family of Galena, AL
bert Putt and family, Fred Putt and
family of Greenfield and Henry Putt
and family of Baraboo. Besides these
were Christ Neeman and wife of
Rockford and Lawrence Giebe1 of
Delton. Refreshments were given and
all report a pleasant time.
In spite of the weather, there was
large turn out of the boys at the Y.
M G. A. last night. Earl Squires'
bluff was called with the boxing GLOW
es, and many blows were exchanged
in earnest. There were several wrest-
ling matches, and some high jumping
by the boys. A camping trip to the
lake was planned where some of the
boys will spend about a month of their
vacation The evening was ended with
the eating of much ice cream and
watermelon.
The executive board of the Sank
county Horticultural society met at
the home of Sec'y G. A. Hoffman on
Friday evening to plan for the annual
outing of the society Monday, Sept.
6. Labor Day was decided upon as the
date and the location was held in
allegiance until the members of the
board have visited the places suggested
and a decision arrived at. A tentative
program was arranged and this togeth-
ar with the interesting place will be
announced later. The intention is to
make this basket picnic to which the
society members as we'll as all friends
of horticulture will be welcomed The
society will furnish ice cream free
during the luncheon hour. The mem
bers hope that this timely notice will
induce a goodly number to set apart
that day for a good outing WIKI the
members of the society.
John Luebke has sold the place
formerly occupied by his parents,
about six miles east of Baraboo, to
John Houts of Ladysmith. The Houts
family will move to the farm soon and
engage in the raising of poultry and
bees. The place contains more than
q acres and is a short distance south
of the Tucker bridge Mr.. Luebke was
accidentally killed few years ago by
an automobile as he was returning
home from church. Mr.. Houts formerly
resided in Richland county, his being
q member of the Bender family of
Vernon county. Two of his brothers
are physicians The transfer was made
by J. T. Bates & Son of Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helbig returned yes
terday from three days stay in
Racne accompanied by Mrs. Kradweli
of this city. They made the trip by
automobile, the return trip not being