Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-06-09

The students of ST. Joseph's school
who were active in obtaining the nee
essary funds for candles to supply the
new altar at the church, were today
treated to a picnic at Devils lake.
Mrs w. E. Rowland entertained to-
day at a one O'Clock luncheon. The af-
fair was in honor of Mrs. L. S. Van
Ordens sister of Chicago WHO is visi-
ting in Baraboo
Mr.. and MIS-. Albert Roser and son
Henry have returned from two
weeks visit with relatives in Minnae-
polls, Watertown, S. D., and Mankato.
The crops in the western states are
looking fine.
Fred Witt, a resident OF Kilbourn
and well known in the city of Baraboo
died at a Lacrosse hospital Sunday
night after a sickness Of about 80
days. Witt was a member Of the Bara-
boo Lodge of Elks. The funeral SER
vices will be held Wednesday at one
o'clock at the Lutheran church at La
Crosse.
Archibald Kellogg and his sister.
Miss Kate, who reside on Second
street, have flowers which vie with
any other blossoms roundabout. They
have beautiful peonies and roses,
thirty varieties of the latter. Lovers
of flowers would be well repaid for
taking a drive past the Kellogg place.
T. P. Foley, representing the Coe,
Converse and Edwards Nursery Co.
of TT. Atkinson is at present travel
ing in the southern part of the state.
Mr.. Foley has a permanent position
with the above company and has had
a long experience in the nursery bust
, ness.
Last Sunday evening there was fine
fishing on the lake at Merrimack. Al
, bert Albers Of Honey Creek was the
lucky one, catching a Is pound pick
erel. After Is minute wrestle he
bought the fish safely to the shore. A
, variety of other fish were caught. Mr.
Albers reports it was fine fishing there
William Peck was bound over to
!, the circuit court in the court or Jus
. tice III L. Halsted today. 1t will be
remembered Peck, who is a young
high school lad from Ableman, is
charged with robbing an Ableman
business house. The prisoner attem
: pied to commit suicide by inhaling
, gas fumes while in jail and had a
, narrow escape.
Herbert Edwards and his wife
Gladys had their matrimonial troub
, les oired today in Judge AndrO's
court Edwards was arrested on com
, plant of his wife for non-support
Of herself an minor child. The wife
claimed that her husband was poor
, provider and stayed out all hours OF
: the night. The Ease has been ad
, journed for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zeigler, son
. Morton, and daughter, Evelyn, and
: the formers mother, Mrs. A. W. Zieg
= Ter and son, Fred, motored to Maus
, ton Sundpf to visit Mrs. Ida Coon ant
daughter All returned the same day
!, with the exception of Mrs. A. w
, Ziegler who will stay for the week
and attend the graduation exercises
Y Her granddaughter, Miss Gladys Coor
, is graduated this week from the Maus
, tor high school.
Monday evening chariyari party
I of 200 enjoyed pleasant evening IL
, honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Bur
f ton, recently married, The affair was
y held at the home of the groom's pa
. rents, Mr. and Mrs. F. III. Burton il
; Fairfield and the bridal couple was
. presented with a casserole. Twenty
q five gallons of ice-cream and wafer:
! were disposed of
! The seniors of the Baraboo higf
, school were busy Monday evening
f from appearances at the high schoo
. The numeral "21" has been placed or
= the chimney in the rear of the build
ing and also in three places leading
to the entrances of the high schoO
; building. The latest numerals were
evidently put on with stencil an(
2 they the largest figures placed on the
chimney. Among other pranks the sen
q iors took the day which correspond:
to their graduating year Fl out of {
/ large calendar and placed it in the
faEe OF a clock which is in the as
!. sembly ROOM