Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-07-01

Arthur NJ Andrews, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Andrews, who was gradu-
ated at West Point few days ago,
has arrived home and will spend the
summer in Baraboo. He was at the
institution two years and was ninth in
the class, all of the nine receiving
90 per cent or more He is on fur
Tough and will take up some kind OF
work few months later.
Samples of the Baraboo city water
taken by the Barahoo Board of
Health from six widely separated Sec
tons of the city were sent to the lab
oratory of the State Board of Health
at Madison this morning for ANALYSIS,
and report as to it's condition is
expected by the middle of the week.
t. t.l.k on Cheeks hill .sss cleaned
We eri:sv the water mains I 49,, ;. II,
fused and the wells have ais b:acn
cleaned No cases Of tyshoic fever
have been reps rted to the state Board
Of Health from any region in the
Paraboor valley which is drained by
thafRaraboo river.
An aeroplane landed near the Fair
Grounds in Baraboo Sunday morning
about eleven O'Clock and the driver
came to the city and obtained. 40
gallons of gasoline and one half a
barrel of OIL The plane was on its
way, to Minneapolis from Chicago and
is one Of the large Curtis type. The
driver was alone and carried trunk
and suit case with him in the air ma
chine. About two o'clock he left to
continue his trip to Minneapolis. He
stopped in Baraboo to be replenished
with fuel as he had but twelve gallons
of gasoline left. He said in Chicago
he was informed Baraboo had a fine
landing field. The flyer is merely on
a. pleasure trip having spent some
time in California and then came TO
Chicago.
Last Friday evening a surprise, mis-
cellaneous shower, was given for Miss
Helen Simonds at the home OF Mrs.
Frank Feitz, South and Cherry SITS.
Miss Simonds is soon to become the
bride of Claude Gross of Poynette.
One of the pleasures of the evening
was a mock wedding in which the fol-
lowing took part: Miss Simonds, bride;
Mrs. Jennie Hayden groom; Alice
IYurman, bestman: Lucille Simonds,
bridesmaid; Della Simonds, and Ruth
Feltz. f1owergirls; Miss Rose Feltz
ring bearer Miss Laura Brown played
the march and Josephine Brown pro-
nounced them one.
The brides bouquet was thrown and
caught by Miss Genevieve Mcintyre.
This furnished much amusement
Dainty refreshments OF ice cream AMI
cake were served by the hostess and
good time was enjoyed by all. Miss
Simonds received many gifts which
will be very useful in the near future.
Mrs Norris Wilcox Of this city re-
cejved some severe bruises about the
head yesterday when she fell down the
cellar stairs. The injured lady is feel
ing somewhat better today.
Max Feinberg and a party Of young
men OF this city met with an acclqeht
Sunday evening on the new cement
road to Devils lake. Mr.. Feinberg
was driving one of his Ford automo-
biles and met another car on the mar
row pavement. Neither car was able
to turn out in time to avoid the clash
as the pavement was much higher
than the road at the place of the acct
dent. The Feinberg car received the
most damage, having two tires blown
out and the tenders and wheels bad
ly damaged. One of the young men
in the Feinberg car was thrown out
and landed some distance away. The
occupants of the other auto are
thought to be Merrimack residents.