Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-03-10

SATURDAY
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More bluebir6s espied! j. T. Bates
mas seen some of the species. This
lis unusually early for these feathered
friends.
A dance was given Friday evening
in MuelIerSs hall after the Portage
Baraboo basketball game. Netzo's
orchestra furnished the music. The
attendance at the dance was not as
large as expected.
Abraham Williams and family have
moved from Adams to 921 Mound
street, BaraboO, house owned by the
Stanley Co. The goods were moved
on a hayrack and on account of the
muddy condition of the roads in plac-
es the horses showed the effect Of the
trip Mr.. Williams will represent a
medicine company in this territory.
Peter Lind, who has for some time
been residing in the house owned by
Mrs. G.. w. McCready at ABS Eighth
street, has purchased the Theodore
Kramer residence at 622 Sixth street.
Mr.. Kramer has bought the Armbrus-
ter home at 10 Broadway. The con-
tracing parties will take possession
soon, moving their families into their
new homes.
Mrs. Dave Roach was presented
with a sack of sugar today by the
Muleykah club.
Judge w. B. Quinlan of Marinette,
10th judicial circuit judge will be in
BarabOo next week to start on the
criminal court cases for this county.
The Judge expects to start with the
Barber case, which is the first one
on the program and if this case should
be postponed he will probably take the
next one on the calendar. Judge E.
Ray Stevens will arrive March Fl to
cry the rest of the court cases.
Friday evening the Knights Templar
OF the Masonic lodge held their an
nuaI inspection. A six o'clock ban
quet was first on the program and
was much enjoyed by all. General In
spector Pitt Spery, of Merrill, Wis,
Grand Commander Andrew D. Agnew
of Milwaukee and Grand Capt. Gen
e6raI J. e. Langdon of La Crosse were
here to attend the meeting. Knights
from Portage and Prairie du Sac were
Eaere.
e. B. Trimpey, the photographer, is
mot worrying about hard times or a
sag in business. During the month of
January the income at the studio was
twice as large as January of last year
and during February the same again
happened. Already in March the bus,
mess is more than double that of
March of last year. Photographs of the
high school students is making plen
fy of activity about the studio.
County Supt. A. HI. Martin visited
the Normal school recently at Reeds
burg but he did not arrive in time to
attend any of the school classes. Ac-
Cording to Normal school notes in
one of the county papers the practice
teachers were very thankful that he
did not arrive to attend any of their
classes that day -erhaps the prac.
tice teachers will be better prepared
10 receive visitors some other day
Mrs. A. Pages class of the Presby
terrain Sunday school formed a club on
Friday evening, March 4, at the home
Df Miss Norma Lee, The new organi
zatiOn VIII be known as the gu. A. A.
and the following officers were elect
ced: President-Norma Lee: Vice pres
Ident-Adeline Schanke; Secretary
Mavis Marty; Treasurer-Irene True
Refreshments were Served after
which games were played and a good
time was reported by all.
Among the Baraboo members of the
Eastern Star, who attended the dis
trict convention at Elroy Friday in
Clude the Mesdames E. H. Groth,
worthy matron Of the local lodge; L.
n. Hill conductress; and other mem
bers Mrs. Tom Mould, Mrs. N. H. Ger
Der, Mrs. E. F. Boehm, Mrs. Emil
Gust, Mrs. B. R. Fosnot, Mrs. Fred
Warner, Mrs. Mae Moog, Miss Doro-
thy Moog, Mrs. J. R. Wood, Mrs VIM
Schellenberger, Mrs. VIM. Stack.
house. and Mrs Minnie Graft, also
Mrs. F. E. Wichern of Evansville.
The convention was composed of bust
mess sessions which lasted through the
afternoon and evening.
Several Baraboo ladies' were in
Madison yesterday where an organi-
1zation known as the Northwestern
Association was organized. The ladies
who organized the club are mostly
the wives of railroad men. The fol
lowing from Baraboo attended Mes
DANES w. J. Wilkinson, Case Newell
r. Dudley, Louis Rommelfanger, E.
Haugh, o. S. Butterf1eld, w. A. Hayes,
j. w Hubbard, M F. Monroe, III. B.
Hayward, J. Luder, P. w. Perry, Geo
Howard, Ed. Johnson, and VIM. Keat-
ing and Miss Helen Riney. The purpose
Sof the organization will be to assist
railroad employees on the Madison di-
vision who are in need of help.