Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-06-10

!, time there has been no trainmasteI
lon this division. Mr.. Parrish resides
lat 735 Second street, Baraboo.
| Between Chicago and milwaukee,
officers seized truck bearing $50
gallons of perfectly good whiskey.
1.-The booze is thought to belong to
the million dollarwhiskey ring at
Chicago.
Elihu Root, accompanied by his
wife and James Brown Scott, legal
adviser to the American peace CON-
omission at Paris, with two technical
Experts on international law, was
scheduled to sail this week for Lon
don. Root will attend the first meet
ing as representative of the u S. of
/ the committee organizing perma-
|nent court of justice OF the league
Iof nations
Dewey Armbruster Of Racine is
spending a few days ia the city with
his mother, Mrs. Emma Armbruster.
Miss Zama Cornell OF Chicago is
Visiting friends in Baraboo. She form
erly resided in this city and attended
school here.
Mrs. Elmer Amer is entertaining
her cousin, Mrs. VIM. Hoskes. OF
Cobb; WIS.
The last dance for this season of
the o. N. It. club was held Thursday
evening at Mirror lake. About 30
members motored over and enjoyed
the evening dancing to the music o.:
the RodwelPs orchestra
About 40 friends Of the Baraboo
Business Woman's club went to
DEVILS lake Thursday evening and
enjoyed a picnic supper and the
ladies also played a game Of baseball
After the games and supper dance
in the l.. D. Prader Pavilion was en-
joyed.
Charles Geissler of Ableman has
returned home after short stay in
Baraboo. Mr.. Geisser has tract of
land on Lynn avenue on which he is
growing beets and potatoes. The
family expects to move to Baraboo
soon.
! Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Helm have re-
turned from a trip to the Pacific
coast. They visited Los Angeles, San
Francisco, Seattle and other places
on the coast They hoped to visit
Yellowstone park but the season has
not yet opened. Snow remains in the
park until July many seasons and
the automobiles cannot get through.
i Rev. and Mrs. Albion e. Smith, who
have spent the winter in Cincinnati,
have returned to Baraboo and will re-
main on the Smith farm west Of town
for several weeks. After leaving Gin
cinnati they visited number of edu-
cational institutions, among them the
University of Indiana at Blooming
ton and the one at Des Moines. Rev.
Smith was formerly located at Metho-
dist churches in this vicinity.
The road scales near the n. HI.
Smith up town Office on Fourth street
are being removed. Men employed on
the road by the city are doing the
work The scales interfere with the
new payment on the street and the
Goddard formerly Of this city owns
the property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stewart are
here from Sidney, Montana for visit
at the home Of the formers parents,
Engineer and Mrs Charles III. Stewart
They made the trip by automobile
and expect to start for home on Mon.
day. The roads were found in good
condition and no trouble was en-,
countered on the long journey. Mr.
Stewart is engaged in the milling
business.
/ Rev. G. F. King of Portland, Maine,
Rev. A. B. Hodges of Bridgeport,
N. Y, were at the A. C. church OF
this city Thursday evening. Rev.
King spoke to the congregation con
corning Romance of Missions" in
which he presented the facts and
difficulties of the missionary work.
Rev. Hodges had charge of the sing
ing during the church services. Both
ministers are visiting various
churches in the interest of the mis-
saonary movement. Rev. King left
this morning for Minneapolis where
he will talk to other congregations
and Rev. Hodges went to Aurora, j
The first home grown Strawberries
that came under our observation this
year were grown on the place owned
by C. Coolidge, local manager for the
Singer Sewing Machine Co. The
former home of Mr.. and Mrs. Coo.
lidge was short distance north G
town, the land having a southern ex-
posture. The berries are of fine qua.
lily and are harbingers of loads that
are to follow from the fields about
Baraboo4
Miss Amelia Reese, daughter Of
; Mrs Edward Rau Of this city, has
returned to Chicago after having
spent the past three months at Pasa
dena, California. While there she ha6
the opportunity of several times visit