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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-06-24
LYONS

Mr.. and Mrs. Norton of S. D. re-
Gently visited at the home of Mrs. Ida
Newell. The ladies are sisters Mrs
Newell accompanied them on a trip
to Chicago where they visited another
sister Mrs. Keyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stadler of BarabOO
Mrs. Cole of Waupun and Mrs. Dun
can were recent guests of Mrs. Carrie
Nutting
Everett Tinkham, who has been at
tending Marquette college at Milwau-
kee is at home for the summer
Frank Rooms spent Thursday at his
home here.
Mrs. Hunter of Birmingwood. Wis.
was a recent visitor at the home OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. Claude Holloway.
Mrs Armitage Of Baraboo and Miss
Mary and Ruth Pothoff of Chicago
were Saturday visitors with Mrs
Pearse Sansum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holloway are
here from Oklahoma for a visit with
the former parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Holloway.
Joe Nichols of Milwaukee was here
for the week end
Mrs Elizabeth Kimball and daugh
ter Ruth have been visiting in Green
field.
Mrs. Clarence Wing of Greenfield
spent several days of last week with
relatives here Her mother Mrs al
Rooms returned with her for a short
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Berkans OF
Portage visited at the home of Mrs
Ida Newell recently.
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BETTER ANIMALS ARE
BEING BOUGHT BY
BREEDERS OF COUNTY

Wichern Bros. C. G. Capener and
r. F. Klemm have purchased a
superior bull, a 21a year old son of the
worlds greatest Guernsey COW.
Murine Cowan" 1887, with worlds
record of both milk and butter fat,
which is 24OO8.0 pounds of butterfat.
This record is by for the greatest
record ever made by Guernsey COW
when taking into consideration that
Murine Cowan carried calf 2O2 days
while making the worlds record Of
109818. The bull in question is sired
by Daisy Pearls Governor son of
Spotswood Daisy Pearl that has class
leader record of 9573S, A, making the
bull in question a dam and sires dam
an average year production Of 1927
pounds of butterfat
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RIACK HAWK

Dr. C NJ Wahl and family are re-
1oicing over the arrival of a daugh-
ser which was born Saturday evening
The Children's Day program at the
Zion church at Harrisburg Sunday
forenoon was good and a large crowd
attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V Accola and fam
Wy of Prairie du Sac spent Sunday at
the home of Andrew Hossig.
Mrs. John Gasser ST., who spent sew
sgTal weeks at the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs Louis Olson at Dodgeville,
returned last Saturday.
Mrs. Ira Brown and son and Miss
Anna WEIGH of Madison visited at the
o. F. Jaeger home on their way to
PIain Saturday.
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orm prevented many from attend

storm prevented many from attend
ing
Misses, Virginia and Constance
Farnworth were last week guests OF
their aunt Mrs. Oscar Wieglow.
Mrs. Sarah Parkin was a guest of
her son Royal Parkin and family in
Baraboo and attended the encamp-
ment. Charles Pigg the only veteran
from this place also attended. Mrs.
Mae Cramer spent few days with
friends there and attended the encamp
ment.
Mrs. Mae Cramer was a guest OF
DR.. and Mrs M. T. Martin at Madison
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank LaVigne and sons and
daughter are guests of relatives in
Caledonia and Portage.
Daniel Crosby attended the funeral
of a nephew at Sarona, Wis lately
Mrs. Clara Odekirk of Madison was
guest of friends here Saturday and
Sunday.
James Cullen was guest at the
home of Mrs. Mary Dennis enroute to
his home in Calgary Canada via auto
mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cherries Herr and Mr.
and Mrs John Herr and son Walter
were at the Herr reunion at Pine
Bluff recently.
| Mrs. Francis Haines is a guest O
her daughter Mrs. George Long il
Chicago.
Mrs. Harry R. Pigg and daughter
Miss Zama Cornell were recent guests
LOT her son in Dakota.
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APPLICATIONS TO MARRY

Grant w. Newly, Cazenovia
Marion e. Barnhart, Reedsburg
Peter J. Vosen, Ironton
Katherine M. Weitzel, Bear Greek
Elmer r. Clement, Baraboo
Chloe A. Holloway, Baraboo.
Irwin F. Brandt, Sandusky.
Lydia B. Ohland, Loganville
Vern l.. Beier, Woodland
Okla FL. Owen, Woodland
Everett D Davis, Baraboo
Frances M. Sanderson, Baraboo.
Charles H. Tessmer, Excelsior.
Edna A. Giebel, Delton.
Robert III. Meyer, Winfield
Frieda Goetzke, Excelsior.
James Mandes, Chicago.
Mabel Grantin, Reedsburg.
VIM. =. Schwartz, Sank City.
katherine Berberich, Sank City
John J. Gvanis, Chicago
Martha Luedke, North Freedom
Joseph j. Nickel, Milwaukee
Lucille Lynch, Baraboo.
Frank A. Driefke, Elroy
Emma Volz, Alderman
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E.g,9E. RICE

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dyle Schoon
over June daughter.
DIR. and Mrs. Welke left Friday for
"A trip to Eau Claire and other places
They expect to be gone about two
weeks. 1
seel Smith, has a position in the
EeYepbone office at LOganville.
Miss Fannie Phillips of Reedsbure
Is spending some time at the Murray
Beulah Moffett is employed at the
Phillips home.
auntley at Reedsburg. ~
Freda Chattin has position al
&sazenoyia in the telephone office.
Robert and Norville Hall OF Biz
Hafngham, Alabama are here to spend
a.Rse summer.
Maurine Camps of Marshfield il
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Bohn.
Blanch, Lucille and Freda Bohr
spent last week at Fern Dell.
Mr.. and Mrs Lisle Fry were caller:
at the Bohn home Friday.
Rena Settle spent Sunday June q
at Ironton visiting her friend Netti'
seldom.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Weitzel and sol
Robert are visiting this week at Lodi.
Mrs. Henry Hart of Sandusky spen
Sunday at Norm Walkers.
DIR. and Mrs. Bible went to Ian
easter Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Sc w. Davies
Mrs Bertha Brenizer will enter
tain the Ladies Aid Thursday after
nloOn.
Mrs Jasen Prouty will entertain thu
WOman's Missionary society Frida!
afternoon July 2.
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CELEBRATE AGED
ILADY'S BIRTHDAY

Sunday at the home Of Mrs. John
Cummings, her mother, Mrs. Weltha
Davidson, celebrated her eighty
fourth birthday. Early in the morn
ing, friends and neighbors began to
come to say a pleasant word to the
venerable lady and bring tokens of
remembrance. At noon the visitors
were ushered into the dining room,
where a large table had been made
ready with all the appetizing and de-
licious foods the table could hold to
which the guests did justice.
In the afternoon they were taken in
autos on a sightseeing trip to Pine
Hollow and other places of interest.
Before departing the guests were
served supper. They fingered long,
but finally departed, all wishing Mrs.
Davidson many more such birthdays.
Many pictures were taken during the
day as a remembrance Of the occasion
A GUEST
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ENGINEER IS
KILLED WHEN
HIT BY TRAIN
(From Mondays daily.)

Like a bolt froIn a clear sky came
the news this morning that Enos
Sherman, SO years old. one of the old
est engineers Of the Northwestern road
had been instantly killed Sunday night
in Milwaukee when he Yves struck by
a train as he was leaving the round
house for home after his run from
Wyeville.
His body badly mutilated and cut in
several pieces, was found on the tracks
by w. J. Ward, another engineer, at
S:35 o'clock. Sherman was last seen
alive just q few minutes earlier No
one saw the veteran engineer meet
death.
Sherman had been in the service OF
the Northwestern road since 1874, be-
ginning when he was % years old.
He was Thirty -secOd degree Mason
and a member of Tripoli shrine. He
was bachelor and lived with rela-
tiyes at 420 Marshall street.
Here Three Weeks Ago
Mr.. Sherman was born at Poplar
Grove, ILL.,, in 1851, and his parents
are buried there. Two sisters reside in
Iowa, one in Wyoming, and his only
brother is an engineer in Arkansas,
his home being at Fort Smith.
For twenty-four years Mr.. Sherman
resided at the home of the late A. w:
Foster. Mrs. Foster says Mr.. Sherman
was here about three weeks ago and at
that time he stated he expected to
quit the road in the. fall. She advised
finn to leave the, engine but he said
he did not know what to do in order
to put in the time. He remarked that
mis- run was easy and that during
July and August he would go to Unity
Park as usual.
He often came to Baraboo and vi
sited at his former home. Mrs. Foster
says when he went away the last time
she has a feeling he would never be
back. Sunday night he was killed. II
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SPRING BROOK

James Mortimer. received word from
his cousin in England from whom he
had not heard in 35 years. He was
wounded in the lace war and had
a brother killed
The heaviest rain fell here last
week that has fallen in this vicinity
Tor II years.
Peter Haakenstad went to Cashton
FRIDAY to attend the funeral of his
aunt
Mrs. Leo Thompson and Mrs. F.
Beier jr. attended the Alumni ban
sTuet and commencement exercises of
che Reedsburg training school Friday
James Mortimer and family spent
Sunday after church at the James
Warn home. .
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and SIN with his parents here.

and Sun. with his parents here.
David Roberts and family and Mrs
Cameron of Portage spent Sunday at
E. C. Green's.
Roy Higgins and Marshall Harri-
son, Jr., are each putting up silos.
Mrs. Marshall Harrison and son
Royce, are visiting her folks in Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Heffel and
baby are spending the week at the A.
J. Newell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fl. Cafisch visited
a few days in Wyocena. Mrs. CAT
lische's mother, Mrs. James Wilde
rick, returning with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marden, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Neitzel, and son. Marden
motored from Crandon this week and
are visiting at the e. c. Green and
Earl Thomas homes while in Fairfield
Mrs Walter Green and Mable at
tended the encampment in Barabot
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Town Clerk, E. Green, is busy
now collecting the dog tax.
Miss Dorthea Ashley of Portage vi
sited Iona and Helen Green few
days last week.
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Rartenbach-ZWeifel

At high noon Tuesday June % at
the church of the Redeemer, Milwau-
kee, Wis. Rev. w. w. Kennerly united
in marriage, Anna Zweifel Of Blan-
chardville, Wis. and Walter Barten-
bach formerly of Ableman. They
were attended by Miss Emma Barten-
bach, sister Of the groom and Henry
Zweifel, brother Of the bride.
The bride was gowned in an orchid
georgette with bead trimming and
picture hat to match. She wore a
corsage bouquet Of bridal roses.
The bride specialized in music at
Downer college Of Milwaukee and
later took an art course at Platteville
normal, where Mr.. Bartenbach first
met her. After completing the course
at normal, she accepted position as
music teacher in her home town and
she has been prominent worker for
the Red Cross, in church society and
the dramatic club.
The groom after graduating from
Wisconsin mining college accepted a
position with the Wisconsin Zinc Co.
at Platteville, later taking a position
with the Copper Queen Mining CO. at
Bisbe, Arizonia, while here he enlist
ed in the air service and has had some
experience in high flying at the Will
bur Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio. At
present he is employed by the Federal
Rubber Co. in Milwaukee in the plant
lay out and construction department
of the engineering force.
After wedding dinner at the hotel
Martin Mr.. and Mrs. Bartenbach left
on an extended trip. They will be at
home to their many friends after July
18th at 727 Murray avenue. Milwau-
kee Wis.
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DELLONA AND NORTH
EXCELSIOR

The Misses Jessie and Gertrude
Simpson have gone to Milwaukee to
attend summer school
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosa Shultis and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. O'Connor jr. spent Sun
day at the J. w. Lindsay home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Camp, Mrs. Du-
Bots and Miss Esther Crosse spent
Sunday at the Asa Camp home,
The w. F ID. society will meet with
Mrs. Percy Bass Thursday afternoon
July 4 ~ :
Miss Lydia Laurenz is visiting
friends at Wheelerburg.
The John Astle family entertained
company from Merrimack Sunday.
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Ames--Ely

Miss Elpha A. Ely, niece of Mrs. T.
w. Van Duyne, and Mr. Claude Lewis
Ames, La Vale, Wis, were married
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock in the
summer home of the brides aunt at
Phelps Island, Lake MinnerOnka. The
Rev. Herbert A. Sawyer of Hennepln
avenue NJ E. church performed the
ceremony.
Mrs. J. A. Bannon sang 81 Love You
Truly" during the ceremony.
Mrs. John Harold Armstrong was
Miss Ely's matron of honor. She wore
a gown of white shadow lace fashion
ed with long tunic. She was gowned
in green crepe de chene with a tunic
of chiffon embroidered in pink. Mrs.
Armstrong and Miss Van Duyne car
ried arm bouquets of pink peonies.
Little Bernice Field and Frederick
Armstrong stretched white ribbons.
Bernice Field was dressed in white
embroidered oraandie and Frederick
Armstrong wore a white linen suit.
The bride wore gown of pink
georgette crepe trimmed in pearls.
Her tulle veil was held in place with
orange blossoms and a pearl orna-
ment. She carried a shower bouquet
of pink roses and lilies of the valley.
Assisting in the dining room were
the Misses Isabelle Dimond, Madeline
Hansen, Valera Chapman, Sadie
Klaine, Lyle Nelson, and Mrs B. l..
Winston. The decorations were in
pink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ames will be at home
after July at 1905 Fremont avenue
north.
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MAN ATTEMPTS
TO TAKE HIS
LIFE; NOW
IN BASTILE
(From Saturdays daily.l

Some young ladies of the village
of North Freedom Friday evening
about $50 noticed a man stand
ing on the bridge, without a hat
OF coat and was taking off his
shoes. They became alarmed and
called John Voeck who lives near
the bridge, Mr.. Voeck hurried over
and held him until the arrival of
Marshal Hayes. who brought the
man to'Baraboo jail for an exami-
nation as to his sanity. Upon ques-
tioning he claimed to have had
trouble at home and was going to
drown the trouble away. His name
is Louie Reeme and has been en-
ployed at the condensary in North
Freedom.
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Winq-Thomas

Phillip Verne Wing of the town of
Greenfield, Sank county, and Margaret
Thomas Of Portage were united in
marriage at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage in Portage at $50 o'clock
Saturday morning by the Rev. ] w.
Harris. The bridal couple were at
tended by Miss Frances Thomas and
Frederick Mathiesson.
The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs
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MERRIMACK

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moulton and
Sanity departed for Wyoming where
shey will be guests of his father VIM
Moulton and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Mcfarland of St. Paul
were recent guests of Mrs. J. R.
Deohn at the l.. G.. Halbman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Quinn and
daughters of Madison were Sunday
guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. S.
King and with Mrs. S. King motored
10 Fill Point, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Nayes and daugh
ter Rachel of Ableman were guests of
their daughter Mrs. John Meyers and
family enroute from Brooks, Wis.
Miss Chambers of Black River Falls
and niece Fannie were recent guests
of her sister Mrs. Jay Peck and fam
My.
Ned Norris has been ill with
8nmbago.
Mrs. Charles Tyler is a guest of her
uncle John Astle and family.
The Junior league meets at the NJ.
FL church on Monday afternoon at 2
yp. m. Miss. Florence LaVigne was
s3eaf9er Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Coates of Baraboo
was a guest of Mrs. George Loos
"Wednesday. s,...s
AIR. and Mrs. August K1nce of west
: Merrimack are guests Ct relatives in
8PoS1yil1e, Iowa.
The. Wilson family reunion was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J..
BroWnrigg last Wednesday. The
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LELAND

Mrs Albert Pagle has returned
home from the Reedsburg hospital,
where she underwent an operation
gar appendicitis.
Fred Garske is at the Reedsburg
hospital where he underwent an
operation.
Richard Mielke has his new store
Building up Zick's carpenters did the
work.
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mielke gave
an ice cream social last Saturday
evening for the Y. w. G. A.
Mrs. Tony Severda and children
egsf BarabOo are visiting at the Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Lewis home.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Mielke visited
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mielke last
Sunday
Mrs. Marshall Harrison jr. and son
Royce have been visiting relatives in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lewis, Helen and
&Orvalle Lewis were in Baraboo last
Friday
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THIRD GAME OF
BARABOO LEAGUE
Standings

Playing air tight ball Baraboo east
ly takes La Vale into camp by a
II to count. Trepton kept La Vale
hits scattered and never was in dan.
ger of giving La Vale run. Roger
relieved Trepton in the sixth inning
and pitched good ball, although La.
Vale scored two runs on him. Our
boys are getting in first class shape
and with few more nights practice
they will be going some. Next Sun
day Baraboo goes to Alderman to
play and Manager Smith says he is
going to give the boys run for the
game.
Line up: Baraboo-Trepton p; Rice
C; Hill 1b; Mould 2b; Corcoran 3b;
Stewart IS; Cooper If; Ryan CT; and
Howe IF. F'renz substituted for Howe
in the fourth and Roger for Trepton
in the 9Th inning.
La Valle-Richards CT; Barnett 2b;
Borchers II; Weidenback 3b; Oakley p
Briggs IS; Glumsky C; Hanisch IF;
Doering Id.
At Ableman Sunday Reedsburg wins
8 to 2 in 10 innings in pitched battle
between Lefty Davis and Babble. Able
man had the game won up to the
ninth /. to 0. but in the first of the
9th inning Reedsburg got 2 runs and
in the last of 9Th Alderman got 1 run
tieing up the game. Then in the first
half of tenth, Reedsburg got another
run and won 3 to 2. Next Sunday
Reedsburg plays La Vale at Reeds
burg. Batteries Ableman Davis and
Woolford; La Vale Oakley and
Glunsky.
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Boettscher-CarloW

Robert Boettscher, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Boettscher and Violet Car
low oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Carlow were married Wednes
day June 9 at the home of the brides
parents. They left the same day for
wedding trip to Iowa, and returned
home last week to Denzer.
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Selchow-Zimmerman

Miss Alvina Zimmerman of Dellona
and Henry Selchow Of Lyndon Station
were united in marriage at Reedsburg
at the St. Johns Lutheran church
Wednesday afternoon. Rev. l.. Schnei-
der performed the ceremony.
The young couple will hTe on farm
near Lyndon Station.
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Russian--Recker

A pretty church wedding was solem-
nized at the First Reformed church in
Prairie du Sac Wednesday evening
when Miss Alma Becker, only daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. August Becker,
became the bride of Rev. Julius Bus
sian of Blanchardville, Rev. c. M.
Zenk performing the ceremony.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-06-24

Timme Brokers' at Delton have pur-
chased a building which they have
moved to the crest of the bank above
the mill and will use for an elevator.
A wall is being built and as soon as
completed the building will be placed
upon it. Grain can be stored in the
elevator and lowered to the mill as
desired. 1F'*IE# Z lkXX
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Sprecher-Whitinq

Amos Sprecher, YOUNGEST son of
Mrs. L. A. Sprecher of Reedsburg,
was recently married TO Miss Lorella
Whiting of Sioux City, iowa. The
ceremony took place at tine home OF
the brides parents in Iowa.
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Trotter--Babb

Miss Loie Babb, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Babb formeN residents of
Reedsburg, and Clyde w. TrOtter were
recently married at Long Beach,
Calf, where they expect 10 make
their home.
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WadIeiqh-Deaning

John Wadleigh and Miss Lillian
Deaning of Winfield were married al
the Methodist parsonage at Reedsburg
last Wednesday evening by Rev. J. E.
Cooke
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MilIer--Schwarner

Last Wednesday at the home of her
foster father, Robert Schwtarne
Sank City, Miss Ruth Schwarner was
married to A. F. Miller, Rev A. G..
Zeilinger Of Prairie du Sac officiating.
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Haskins--Bush


Miss Viola j. Bush and Claude H.
Haskins were married Saturday at
l p. m. at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bush
town of Baraboo.
The ceremony took place in the
parlor under bower Of wedding bell
evergreen and ribbons and was wit
messed by 80 relatives and friends. At
the hour Miss Esther Patrick played
the wedding march and the couple ac-
and Charlie E. Rau took their place
and were united in marriage by Rev
E. c. Henke Of the Presbyterian
church the ring service being used
After congratulations sumptuous
wedding dinner was served by the
mother of the bride assisted by heI
mother Mrs. Braun. Mr. and Mrs
Robert Braun, Mrs. Herman Muth
Mrs. George Koberstein and Misses
Myrtle Haskins Alma Muth, Stella
Koberstein and Alice Brooks.
The bride was attired in gown O
blue taffeta silk and carried white
carnations Her sister as bridesmaid
wore dress of taupe messaline
The bridegroom, son Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lincoln Haskins, is a weaver il
the Island Mill and the bride has beer
employed in the Pierce laundry. Boil
are favorably known and received
many beautiful and useful presents O
linen, china and aluminium.
The couple will make their home IL
Lyons u, b,
| An added interest was given The
wedding because the day was the
: twentieth wedding anniversary Of the
brides parents.
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Lucht--Judevlne

Miss Martha Judevine and Roy w
Lucht both of this city were married
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock in
Madison. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. H. G.. Goodsell at the parson-
age The young couple were attended
by Earl l.. Powell and Miss Harriet
Hood both of this city.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucht left for an extended trip
through the Dakotas. They will reside
for the present with the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Judevine,
The young couple are well known
in Baraboo having lived here most
of their lives and have the best wishes
of many friends.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-06-24

Charles Wing of Greenfield, and the
bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Thomas of Portage. They will
reside on a farm near Baraboo
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Married
AbeI-Anderson

A very pretty wedding occurred in
the First Baptist church of Madison
on Thursday. June 17,when Harry
eVinton Abel, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Abel of Baraboo was united in
marriage to Miss Anna Cornelia An
derson of Beloit, Wisconsin by DIR. d.
q. MacLaurin.
They were attended by the brides
brother, Clifford Anderson and cous-
in, Miss Mabel Anderson. Others pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Abel of Bara-
boo, parents Of the groom.
The bride was becomingly attired
in gown of embroidered pink geor-
gette and wore corsage bouquet Of
sweet peas. The groom wore brown.
The bridesmaid wore a dress of pink
and the best man a suit of gray. The
young people left on the afternoon
train for short trip to Chicago and
other points, after which they will be
at home to their friends at 1854 Will
hanson street, Madiosn, Wis. These
young people are most highly esteem,
ed by their many friends in both their
own cities, and have already made
numerous acquaintance and friends
in Madison who wish them every sue
cess.
They are both church people and
are intending to keep up their church
relations in an active manner.
The congratulations of their friends
from both cities are theirs.