Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-05-26


byterian Sunday school, met at the
home of Miss Adeline Schanke last
evening. Games were played and de-
licious refreshments were served
Each one reports a good time.
Attorney John M. Kelley was in
BaraboO yesterday and today, leav.
ing this afternoon for New York. He
says the Ringing Brothers and Bar
mum & Bailey shows are doing a
good business in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Hill, married
yesterday and their attendants, Miss
Bessie Berkley and Huntley Cook, Wis
tied the Trimpey studio in the after
noon. Their car was gaily decorated
for the occasion.
ST. Margaret's Guild of the Trinity
church held a social meeting yester-
day in the Parrish house. The mem
! bers of the guild and their husbands
had supper in the hall after which the
evening was enjoyed socially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baer and son
Harold left today for an automobile
trip to parts in California where they
expect to- make quite visit with
friends.
w. e. Baringer has returned from
an automobile trip which included
parts in Colorado, Kansas, Montana
and Wyoming. The trip was made
with A w Rohn in the latter's auto.
Mr.. Baringer reports an excellent
trip in the western states and would
not have missed it. Mr.. Rohn re-
manned in Butte, Montana, and Mr..
Baringer returned from there by rail-
The remains of Robert P. Suther-
land were inferred in the Baraboo
cemetery, Wednesday afternoon. Rev.
w. w Moore officiated at the grave
An abundance Of floral offerings
decorated the grave of the lad. The
youth died of scarlet fever.
Miss Myrtle Leigh was pleasantly
surprised by IL of her relatives and
friends last evening, who came t.
help celebrate her birthday Useful
gifts were left Miss Leigh. Refresh
ments were served. All left wishing
Miss Leigh many more happy birth
days.
Mr. and Mrs F. j. Bartlett and
daughter Jane Of Reedsburg came to
Baraboo Wednesday evening to at
ltend the dance given by the Mystic
Workers. Mr.. Bartlett returned to his
duties in the Second city while his
wife and child will remain until Sun
day visiting relatives.
The case of the state of Wisconsin
VS. Ray Schacht was heard recently in
the court of Justice H. L. Halsted.
The case was adjourned until May %.
The charge against the defendant is
statutory one and Miss Laura Miller
is the chief witness.
G. A. Hoffman, as manager of the
Baraboo Marine Band, has just closed
a contract with the American Leg on
of Sank City and the K. of p, lodge
of Prairie du Sac for the band to
play for their joint Fourth Of July
celebration at the Prairie du Sac
park Portage and other cities tried
to secure the services Of the band
but the Twin cities won out.
Mrs. H. M Acott accompanied the
child Of Miss Florence Bretch to Spar
ia this morning where the infant VIII
enter the institution there. The
mother was accompanied to the Mil
waukee Industrial school by County
N1Twcn po1 * hT,
not want to be separated from her
child. Although tcolored she desired to
keep the child in her possession.
The 0. E. S. of Delton entertained
at a banquet and dance Wednesday
evening at the Morris hotel, Delton.
The dance was held in the hotel paw
iliOn and the banquet in the DINING
room. BarabOo o. E. S. members to
the number of Is attended the affair
and the Reedsburg, Portage, Prairie
du Sac and other chapters were also
represented. A banquet was the first
number Of the program and about
175 guests sat down to the tables. Vo-
cal selections and music by Peter
oOII VI C4IOO I'll a uCIpSQ SILC1Ld Jul
ing the banquet. The dining hall was
pTettily decorated in Eastern Star
emblems and the pavilion was also
trimmed with the o. E. S. insignias.
After the banquet all enjoyed a dance
in the pavilion. Peterson's orchestra
played at the dance ALSO
A question has arisen as to erect
ing signs at the intersection of pub
lie highways. While a big sign was
being put up at the cross road west
of the homes of George Carpenter and
Willis Ryan a member of the state
highway committee came along and
work was stopped The matter was
referred to R. B. Griggs, chairman Of
the Sank County Highway committee,
who in turn referred the question to
the state committee at Madison The
state committee decided it was a
matter for the county committee to