Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-10-20

bead industry IS OF course branch
of the glass-war and china industry
for which Austria has long been
famous.
X. G, O q w o @ Q o O K
O. 3. % THURSDAY SRI, .
NG@1 O o. VI y.t a = e O. .,
TM ~sto M.uC% j. ~ se n b..
a Born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Schnprr, q twelve pound daughter yes.
terday afternoon.
A few friends gave Mrs. Robert
Hirschinger a shower at her home on
Second avenue last evening. A mum
Der Of beautiful gifts were given Mrs:
Hirschinger and the evening was
spent in a social way. A delicious
luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Feinberg are
moving into the house formerly oc-
cupied by r.. L. Fuller on Fourth ave-
nue. The Fuller family will occupy
the house formerly occupied by the
Feinberg family at A19 First street.
'&TanlacfS best ;advertiing comes
from people who have actually used
it. The Fisher Drug Store.
F. e. Carlson and family have gone
to Montana where they will make
their future home, Mr.. Carlson has
been overseeing the Cahoon mine
since is closed down and will go into
work of a similar nature in Montana.
DIR and Mrs. w. D.. Sansum of San
to Barbara, California, are visiting
at the David Sansum home. They
we're called here by the illness of
DR. Sansurn'B mother, Mrs. David San
sum They will also visit with his
Sister, Mrs Iva hasten.
Mrs. Viola Atwater and son, Marion
Douglas, Mrs. G.. L. Bohn, and Miss
Ada Burnham attended the funeral of
Harvey Douglas at Wonewoc7 today.
Mr.. Douglas died at Poison, Montana,
and was brought to Wonewoc for bur
Iial Since that place was his home
for many years, he being in business
there. The funeral was held at the
home Of his slaughter Mrs. A. P. Gale
Lucius H. Meade and family of P0r-
ttage are moving to BarabaN. They
I will reside in the house at1527 Third
favanue. Mr.. Meade is a salesman for
the George I. Robinson grocery
house Of Milwaukee and finds it more
Iconvenient to make his headquarters
here.
! A little company of congenial
friends and neighbors were pleasantly
entertained at the home Of Mrs. j.
G. Barry on Seventh street on Wed
|nesday afternoon. A delicious luncheon
was served at five o'clock and on
leaving the guests rendered a vote OF
thanks to their gracious hostess.G
i. The new quarters for the local Elks
are rapidly being completed and wher
finished the Baraboo Lodge will have
commodious club rooms, splendidIy ar
ranged. The new location is above
the Woolworth store with auxiliary
rooms across the hall in the adjoining
building. The entire space to be oc
cupied is now in the hands Of car
j penters and painters and in few
weeks viii be ready for the members
Of the order. Happily the building is
owned by Mayor Adolph andre, sec.
rotary Of the 3. P. 0. E., and he is
personally seeing that nothing is be.
ing left undone to have the new club
rooms ideal ia every way.
"a. Tree doctors are in town and some
Of the most valuable specimans are
receiving attention. A beech at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. VanOrden
rone of the most,vvaluable trees il
Baraboo because lit is the only one
here, has received attention. The
tree, with three others, was brought
from Vermont by the late Col D. S
Vittum and planted at his home neal
Ochsner park. Later they were NOV
ed to new locations but the one al
gthe homeeof Mr and Mrs. Van Order
2 is the2onlg one that grew. Beech are
3comRion along the shore of Lake
4 michigan, both in Wisconsin and Micl
i igan, also abound in other states. The
dTruit aafeo a little three-cornered nut
livery sweet and much sought by al