Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-09-09
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evening at the L. d. Praeder pavilion
Tuesday evening. Boyd's orchestra Of
Madison furnished the music.
The Badger club met recently with
aars. Herbert Miner A large number
was present. The club will meet in
three weeks with Mrs Mable Allen.
Netzo's orchestra of Portage play
ed at a dance in the Ringing pavilion
at Delton Tuesday evening. Several
from Baraboo attended. All report a
Jolly occasion.
Maurice S. Deppe, Herman Mueller,
Albert Biapk, and M. Soezak went to
the state fair on Tuesday, arriving at
the gates before o'clock! It requires
about five hours to make the trip one
gay. After seeing tie fair they drove
new machines home Mr.. Mueller says
both the Carpenters and Lawrence Sic
stock.
Mrs. Eva Helm and two children
have returned TO their home in Tolhah
after visiting at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Newman.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Shilling and chill
'dFren have returned from their summer
camp at Devils lake The rain on Sun
day night was discouraging to severar
who we're housed in tents.
Tuesday while working at his car,
IT, Gust had slight accident The en-
agine back fired and caused a. small ex-
pIosion which, howevere, did not do
much damage.
Friends In BaraDOo nave received
word that H. K. Dillenbeck and fam
lily, who have been on an automobile
tour through the Dakotas and other
places will arrive in Baraboo Friday.
The family has been away for about
three weeks.
Miss Mildred Metcalf has returned
TO her home in La Crosse after a Wis
1T in BaraboO with her sister, Mrs.
Simon HilIebrandt The Metcalf fam
aIy formerly resided in Baraboo and
1rom here they moved to Madison.
They now reside in La Crosse.
The G. e N. w. railroad employees
are beginning to receive their back
nay checks for, the recent wage in
crease. The back pay for the month
G0t May hos already been received and
the rest is to follow.
Miss Ethel Harris is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis in
rhe local hospital The young lady
was in serious condition for three
weeks. She expects to leave the hos
pital next week
Near the home of Mrs. Catherine
Trandall Train on Eighth street, Mrs.
A. r. Attridge while driving an auto
mobile Tuesday afternoon accidentally
struck a wagon loaded with corn Tor
the HerfOrt Canning company Every
spoke in. one wheel of the machine
was broken and fender slightly
bent. No one was injured
Con. and Mrs I. e. Cooper have NOV
ed from the residence at 211 Third
street to a residence owned by Mrs.
Thomas Rodwell on the corner of
Fourth and Birch street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil r. Gust will move into the
residence vacated by the Cooper fam
Ily on Thursday. The Cooper family
expect to spend the winter in Baraboo
and may move to Winona next spring.
Miss Zero English entertained yes
terday at miscellaneous shower at
the English cottage at Newport for
Miss Marjorie Fisher whose marriage
,Go DR.. c.. F. Stekl takes place on Sat
yEday of this week. This is one of
several showers being given the COM
ing bride by her friends This after
noon Mrs. w. E. Rowland gave a
handkerchief shower for the young
lady.
Tuesday afternoon TWenty-three rel
satives and friends gathered at the !
home of Mrs. Adelia zuch to help cele-
brate her birthday anniversary. The ,
afternoon was pleasantly spent in !
visiting. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served One of the at /
ETactive features was a cake decorated
with candles suitable for the day All ,
present report an enjoyable afternoon /
and wished the hostess many happy !
returns of the day
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Johnston and Mr..
and Mrs. w Marriott ret'd last night
from a two weeks automobile trip to
parts in northern Wisconsin and
Michigan. The trip was made in the
Johnston auto and the journey is re-
ported as a pleasant one. At Eagle
Lake and around Lake Cheteck the !,
motorists tried their luck at fishing
and report fair catches of pike and
pickerel. Their intentions were to
catch muskellunge but they were not |
biting.
Lois and Carroll Beige have return
ed from a visit with their aunt, Mrs.
IT. @. Fosdick at Seattle. They re-
port they could not see the mountains
very we'll in certain sections of the L
west on account of smoke from forest Il