Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-05-05

home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Junge.
/ o. Moreno and family of Portland
Oregon, are in Baraboo for an in
, definite stay. Mr.. Moreno is son-in
law of Albert Koepp of this city.
The state bar association will meet
this year June %, "a, and % at Chip
pewa Falls. Attorney F. R. Bentley Of
this city is chairman of the judiciary
committee and expects to attend the
meeting.
! Motor policeman r. L. Capener has
taken nine automobile speeders into
custody so far this season. Three OF
the arrests were people from the
vicinity of Baraboo.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Junge are mar.
ried So years today. The Baraboo PEG.
pie who have passed their golden an.
! niversary of married life, do not ex.
pect to have celebration today, but
will make the occasion a happy one.
In a campaign for junior members
for the Sank County Branch of the
Wisconsin Humane society, the fol.
lowing freshmen in the high school
have given talks in the ward schools
First ward-Robert N. Pease and
Robert Laurenson; Second ward
Gordon Cline; Third ward George
Wickus; Annex-John Harrington.
William Wadde1l of the town of
Excelsior has returned from a SAM
tarium at Madison. He has had five
transfusions of blood in order to i'm
prove his health He is not able to
walk.
A few days ago one of E. A Evans
boys lost coat on the Sank road. He
inserted an advertisement in the
News and the property was returned
to the owner thereby. The finder was
F. F. Magli, Fourth street, who found
the coat short d stance from the
Sumpter church.
The members Of the K. P. lodge en-
joyed card party Thursday evening
at the Castle hall. About 90 tables
were set for 500 The following re-
ceived prizes, Otto Arndt, first gents
prize; Oscar Gust, second gents prize,
Mrs. Otto Arndt, first lad es' prize and
Mrs. George Weber, second ladies'
prize. Refreshments were served af-
ter the card playing.
I; The Maple Valley Social club met
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Charles Wing. A short program
was given and among those who ap-
peared on the program were Mrs A.
Fry, Mrs. G. B. McGi1yra, Mrs. L. H.
Palmer and Charles Wing. A picnic
supper was served after the meeting.
About 40 members were present.
The Ladies Aid society of the S. S.
M. E. church met Thursday at the
home of Mrs. c. E. Ripley. In spite
of the rainy weather there was good
attendance. One new member Joined
the society. A business and social
meeting was held followed by refresh
ments served by the hostess assisted
by Mrs. A. J. Schierholtz. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs J. Kinsman, Quarry street
About forty were present at the G..
A. r. hall last night to hear Dr. Buss
lecture. He represents the Invest
ment Protective association which
organization is to educate the people
to avoid fake investments. The peo-
pie of this country have invested $500.
100000 in wild cat schemes during re-
cent months and this will be ag reat
loss to those who made the ventures.
DR.. Buss advised those present to
save their money and place at least
one-half of their savings in liquid in
vestments which maye be obtained
from local banks. Dr. Buss also repre-
sents the William Ceyler Co., fiscal
agents, Milwaukee. A booster class
is being formed by j. A. Murray. An
other lecture will be given in about
month.
r T. Peck one of the proprietors
of the Peck Mercantile company, the
department store that was robbed of
$1,000 worth of merchandise Wednes-
day morning, states that three empty
boxes, which contained gents silk
AIOSS dAu I1AiC pail VI uOh U1OWA
Isle hose were found near a resi-
dence not far from the Peck store.
The robbers evidently dropped the
boxes after taking out the contents
also lost three pair of sox in their
hurried departure. Mr.. Peck states
the stolen articles found could not
; have been where they were found
for very long because they were not
at all moist with dew.
The Twentieth Century club mem
bers had most enjoyable meeting
Thursday when they autoed to the
home Of Mrs. H. G. Mertzke on the
East Sank road. twenty-five mem
bers answered roll call. Mrs. NJ J.
Cameron gave ia paper which was the
last of a series on Voting and Voting
; Time" Then the different officers
made their yearly reports, thus finish