Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-04-29


O'Clock dinner at the Wellington
hotel last evening, after which the
guests repaired to the newly com
lpleted home Of the Protheros on
Fourth avenue where cards were
played until late hour. Vocal Sc
lections by Mrs. J. M Kelley and Vic
ltrola music added to the pleasure of
| the evening
| Rev. w S. Bowden and family ar
rived in Baraboo Monday and will re
! side on Mound street. Mr.. Bowden will
serve as superintendent and evange'
ist of the Advent Christian denomina-
ton in this state. The Bowden fam
| lily spent the past seven years in
Montana where they were engaged in
mission work for the Congregational
church. Rev. Bowden will preach at
the A. G. church next Sunday.
A reception in honor Of Levi Ban
croft's appointment by Gov. Philip
as circuit judge was given at the au-
GiNorium at Richland Center.
A number of business men of Hills
boro have organized building COM
pany and will erect a number of
houses and sell the houses and lots to
purchasers at actual cost. The houses
will range in cost from $500 to $25000
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Karg
of Greenfield, Saturday, a son. The
baby weighs seven pounds.
c. A. Harp and daughters, Georgiana
and Catherine, have returned from
Chicago where they spent the winter
visiting relatives and friends. They
were accompanied home by the form
ers son, Harry Harp, of Chicaeo
Mrs. AL. Ringing has purchased a
new launch which is now floating on
Mirror lake at Delton and will make
regular trips during the season. The
craft has been named Miss Arbutus
for the pretty spring flowers which
bloom all along the shore of the rare
lake, noted for it's mirror effects. 1t
required three days to haul the
launch, weighing about three tons,
from Kilbourn to the resort. 1t is of
sufficient size to carry sixty people
At the home of Mr.. and. Mrs. A. l..
Feltz Sunday afternoon a birthday
party was held in honor of their
twins, Clarence and Clara, who were
10 years old. The afternoon was spent
in an enjoyable way and roe''o~',->o 800
we're served to the guests at F.
o'clock. Twelve little girls and boys
were present to enjoy the occasion.
H. G.. Black on Saturday sold from
his herd of Guernseys one yearling
and one two year old registered heif-
ers at $4,000 each. These heifers will
remain in the county having been pur-
chased by Harold Caflisch to add to
his growing herd.
Max Feinberg, who OWnes the Bara
boo Auto Supply and Exchange station
in this city is constructing two livery
trucks to operate this summer Mr.
Fienberg has both nearly co',>,~!~A~'
one Buick and the other a Ford
truck. He expects to run one as q
livery in the city and one for use in
the same capacity between Kilbourn,
Devils lake and elsewhere,
About IS friends met at the home of
Fred Bisch and family Saturday even
ing to bid are new neighbor we1conrG
Mr.. Bisch has recently moved on the
Fred Miner place near the fair
grounds in the town of BarabOO. The
time was spent enjoyably playing
games and refreshments were served.
A number firm Kirkwood, where the
Bisch family formerly resided, were al
so present at the gathering.
E. W. Daniels, for some time man
ager of the Kielsmeier creamery at
Spring Green, left with his family
and household goods for Oshkosh
recently, where he will install large
creamery for the Keilemeier COM
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schram have
their son, Elmore, who was killed in
France during the recent war was
buried. The grave is located in a
pretty spot along with other Ameri-
can soldiers in France and has a
cross at the head with the name of the
deceased.
DR.. and Mrs. Curl and two children
Stoddard and Courtney, accompanied
by DR.. Curtis brother, drove from
Madison to Baraboo Sunday in an
automobile and were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs iltnry Tink-
ham. On the return they were &C
companied by Everett Tinkham who
continued his journey to Milwaukee.
! DR.. Joseph Schafer, secretary and
superintendent of the State Histori-
cal Society of Wisconsin has return
to Madison after a short visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Cole. Dr.
Schafer recently came from Eugene,
Oregon, where he was a member of the
faculty in the state university for a
number Of years. His former home was
at Muscoda, he received his education
at the University of Wisconsin, and is