Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-08-26

ZumStein of Washington, ID. Z. spent
Sunday at the c. E Bayles home.
Mrs. Albert A. Lueth, son and
daughter have returned to Adams af-
ter a short visit with the Lueth fam
lily at the wellington hotel.
Mrs. Fred Nash, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Enders and her sister, Miss Janette
Voley, and friend Wilfred Farris Of
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Fiske,
daughters, Dorothy and Virginia, and
Miss Hackett of Whitewater, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. q. Wood and r. G. Wood and
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Wood and Marion
of Chenille spent Saturday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Wood.
Mrs. L. J. Barrett left this morning
for Lacrosse where she Joined Mrs.
Fl. C. Berg, who is there with her son,
Harold, who recently underwent an
operation.
Miss Laura Baxter is enjoying two
weeks vacation from her duties at the
Risley Bros. dry goods store. MISS
Baxter has gone to Winona and La
Crosse where she will visit friends tor
part of the time.
Mrs. H. C. Berg son, Eldred, and
Leo Frazer and VIM. Fellows motored
to Lacrosse Sunday where they VS.
tied Mrs. Berg's oldest son, Harold,
who is recovering from recent OPP
GRAFTON in a hospital in the above
city.
Harold Frobach, who is attending
| the University OF Wisconsin at Madl-
son, is spendig few days camping
at the north end of Devils Lake. The
Young mans home Is in Milwaukee.
Mrs. 8. H. RUBEN, Mrs. Margaret
alexander, Miss Catherine Falvey and
Robert Hughes motored to Milwaukee
where they will visit friends and at
tend the Sells-F1oto show. Edward
Alexander, brother Of Mrs. RUBEN Is
connected with the show.
| Rollo Curry has returned from Chi
cago where he spent Saturday with
Edwin Rommelfanger, who was Sc.
verely injured In Chicago Friday
morning. Mr.. Curry states that the
patient did not recognize him. If the
] injured man is able to survive AZ
| hours the doctors will operate and re-
move the bullet in the young mans
head.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B Trimpey drive
to Milwaukee tomorrow to attend
the national meeting Of photographers
There will be many pictures on ex
hibit and several hours Of entertain
ment. They will return at the end
of the week.
] Union services were held last even.
| ing in the First M. E. church Rev. r
A. Barnes of Madison delivered very
E Earle Faber was also much en-
| joyed.
| Charles A Klitzke of Reedsburg was
| in Baraboo on Saturday for a short
time He says that in many places the
minerals required to keep hogs in
good health are not In the soil and
| that these animals should have pre-.
pared compounds. In one locality he
says he found only seven out Of ten
| hogs in a perfectly normal condition
Mrs. E. Le;sk and Mrs. G. D. Moore
mother and sister of Mrs. j. e John
son motOred yesterday to Madison
and Milwaukee and after short stay
in the latter city, will go on to Chi
it another daughter in Akron, Ohio
and Mrs. G.. D. Moore and son will re-
, turn to their home in Gorgas, Ala.
! Lyman Frederick Schied, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray G. Schied, SCI
Park street, who a few months ago
enlisted in the U. S. navy and started
| training at the Great Lakes Naval
station, has been transferred to the
receiving ship at New York from
whic he will go on board the U. S. S
! Naumee for real sailing.
| A. H. Varnell suffered a stroke Sun
day while on the farm owned by the
mining company in Caledonia. He was
| in the house at the time. For some
years the family has gone to Caledonia
to look after the crops during the
Esbusy season. Mrs Varnell has been
visiting in Nebraska and has been
notified of her husbands condition
The daughters are with him and he
will be brought home as soon as he
is able.
A costume party was held on Sat
;urday evening in the pavilion at the
north end Of Devils lake that was in
kthe nature Of circus frolic and af-
forded much merriment for both the
participants and the spectators. A
masquerade for the campers at the
flake has become an annual affair but
tthis years party was somewhat diff.
Eferent, as the characters present
were all supposed to represent some
thing you would see at a circus. There
were present clowns in plenty, little
ones and big ones, the strong man
who exhibited prodigious tests oil
strength, the lady Hindu seeress who