Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-03

Born ito Mr.. and Mrs. Louis N
Allan. 424 Elizabeth street, 81
pound son, Wednesday night. He viii
be named David Jennings Allan. Al
parties are doing nicely.
The Helpers Union of the A. C
church met Wednesday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. Alta NJ Henry
about so being present. The Afternoon
was spent in tying comforters anG
sewing carpet rags in preparation OF
a bazaar to be held soon. Dainty re
freshments were served.
Mrs. Victor Seagraves and two
children went to Reedsburg this
morning. The children are entertain
ing chicken-pox and will remain will
their grandparents in the second city
Mrs. Seagraves will return soon
! C. A. Hoffman, has gone to Duluth
to accompany the remains of his bro
Their William to this city for burial
The brother passed away yesterday
noon at the above city. Deceased for
merly resided in Baraboo and was born
and raised in this community.
Wednesday evening the Catholic
Order of Foresters met at the Paroch
ial school and initiated. six new mem
bers. After the initiation jolly
evening was spent att the close OF
which delicious refreshments were
served
Lenore LaValle, daughter of Con
ductor and Mrs. James LaValle, who
now reside in Milwaukee, died recently
friends in this city have learned. The
young lady was about 20 years of age
The LaValle family formerly resided
in Baraboo.
The members of the Gamma Phi
Rho club of the Baraboo High school
had their pictures taken yesterday af
ternoon. The pictures will appear in
the -Ne-Wa-Kan this years high
school annual that is now nearing
completion.
| Edward Traxler, the five year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Roy Traxler
who was injured not long ago by an
auto which struck the youth, was
Eoperated on again this afternoon. 1t
| is reported the young lads head where
the first operation was performed af-
ter the accident became swollen and
appeared to be infected.
] The Martiny hog sale at the Ring
ling winter quarters Wednesday
brought many prospective buyers to
1.-The scene and the sales included hogs
which brought $500 while others sold
as low as SAT.
| George B. Jennings has returned
to Beloit, Mrs Jennings remaining for
a longer visit with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Rip
Hey. Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings moved
from Baraboo to Belo.t something
like year ago.
! DR.. Charles Mccarthy, chief of the
Wisconsin Legislative Reference lib
Irary, and Wisconsin representative on
the American committee for China
men and women as members Of the
state comittee for China relief, tic
Iass'st him in making successful ia
Wisconsin the movement for the aid
lof the starving Chinese. F.. r. Bentley
has been appointed to take charge OF
the Baraboo district.
The members Of the M. W. A. and
R. N A. held a joint installation OF
officers Wednesday evening in this
city. c. E. Whalen Of Madison, nation
81 0f he nj A he
installing officer for the Woodmen
and Mrs. l.. J. Barrett of this city was
the officer of installation for the
| Neighbors. After the induction OF
the officers Mrs. Barrett was present
ed with hand-painted plate, the re
ceipt Of which prompted her to say a
few appropriate words in thanking
the r. N A members for the gift. The
Woodman installer gave a pleasing
talk when the work was completed
Nearly 800 members were present at
the installation and dancing was en-
Ijoyed after the business was complet-
led. Rodwell's orchestra furnished
the music. Refreshments were served
during the evening. The meeting and
entertainment was arranged by the
r. N A. members.
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10 FRIDAY Q
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| Mrs Fred Moulud, formerly Of Bara-
boo and now residing in Madison, left
recently for Boston, Mass; where she
will visit her daughter, Mrs. William
lDwyer, formerly Miss Thelma Kuhns
Edward Shepard of Delton was tax
en- to the Mendoza hospital today OF
the eleven o'clock train. Sheriff Fl. G
Neitzel accompanied the patient t.
the institution. The patient was yer,
violent and it required three officers
to get him aboard the train.
George Geffert, Reedsburg, was finet
Ito dollars and costs amounting TO 1876
charged with drunkenness. The dc