Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-05-06

Mrs. J. III. Newman, assisted by Mrs.
F. Wickus and Mrs. Chas.l Bailey, en-
tertained the Thimble club Of the
Presbyterian church last evening at
her home. There was a good at
tendance. After the business, meeting
the evening was spent in a.social waE-
The next meeting of the club will re
with Mrs. w. S. Seyler,% ..,...,ft
Sugar and potatoes are scarce but
bullheads are bountifH crop. All
along the Baraboo river anglers, Elk
perienced and. inexperienced, toss ir
their hooks and the horned pout do not
hesitate to grab, just like "A epr0fiteer-
The process from the flowing stream
to the frying pan is a. short one.
Theo. Deppe, J. w. Davis. J. w.
Harrington, DR.. F. P. Ellis, H. Ket-
chum, w. w. KradweH, >, H, H., ,Halsted,
and W. T. Marriott of Baraboo, were
among those who attended the in
spection and banquet of the Fort Win
nebago Commandry of the Knights
Templar in Portage. ,..,
DR.. Evans of Madison, head of the
University of Wisconsin medical clinic
at Madison, was in Baraboo last even
ing to see Judge E. A. Evans who
recently returned from Chicago where,
he underwent an operation. Dr. Evans
was taken back to Madison last night
by auto, Emmett Dwyer of this. city
driving the car.
J. n. Donaghey, a former" resident
of North Freedom, and at one time
county highway commissioner of Sank
county, was in Baraboo last evening
and while here saw the WinningeF,
Brothers play at the Al Ringing;
theatre. Mr.. Donaghey is now with
the state highway commission AZ
Madison.
Paul r. Smith has been spending
some time at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood Smith at DEVILS
lake. The returned soldier has been
at Fort Atkinson assisting In enforce
ment Of the fishing laws and will spend
the summer near Wausau patroling
the forests in order to protect against
fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Demo pleasantly
entertained a number Of couples last
evening at their home on Second
avenue. Five hundred was played at
seven tables and the games were fol-
lowed by refreshments The affair was
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. r.. Il. DuX-
bury and was in the nature of a fare
we'll for the young couple who are
having their household goods ship
ped to Wauwatosa where Mr.. DuX--
bury has purchased an interest in a
drug store. The young man was an
efficient employe at Fisher Bros. drug
store here for sou;e time and left re-.
recently to investigate conditions at
Wauwatosa before removing there.
Mrs. e. M. Koltes of this city, &C
companied by Mr.. and MRS. J. H.
Koltes and Clifford Vernig of Wanna
kee, left today for an extended trip
to Minnesota and North and South
Dakota. The trip is to be made by
automobile. Mr.. Vernig is moving
to Minnesota from his home near
Waunakee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Noring and
Miss F'reda Wedekind of this city
left this morning for Fennimore>
where they will spend several days
visiting friends. The trip was made
in the new Buick auto purchased re-
Gently.
Warren Hathaway, who has been
stationed at naval training station
at Colorado for some time, has re-
turned to Baraboo with his discharge
Mr.. Hathaway enlisted in the service
for four years and saw foreign SER
vice during his enlistment. He will
return to school in this city.
Ernest Henderson, charged With
non-support by his wife was given q.
hearing yesterday before Judge T.
Ray Stevens in Madison and placed on
parole for four years. The defendant
is resident of this city. Sheriff VIM.
Tarnutzer of this city as in Madi-
son at the trial.
]. R. Hofstatter, the city assessor
and his assistant, George Holah, are
gingerly going about trying to find
where they may best place an addi-
tional valuation of 100000 or $4,000
on the property of the city. The re
sidences along Ash street will feel q.
boost of about $1,000 each, some
more and some less.
Gov. Philip has issued proclama~
ion designating Friday as arbor and
bird day.
Fisherman and picnickeTs down
around Wildcat Bluff, will get "eat
up, if they don't watch out" Yes
larday Ed Knutson, living on the
river close by the south side of the
bluff, killed six wolves about mile
south of Wildcat-an Old one and five
young. He has killed thiFty-one
wolves in that vicinity during the last