Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-11-17
{ Q 0 o o 0 0 0 0 o xl
MONDAY 90
< o o. o. o 20 o o. x

lost a valuable young Holstein bull
which was shot while in the pasture
by unknown parties. The supposftion
is that the shooting was an accident
but this did not help matters much
except to emphasize the Importance
|of hunters exercising the utmost
care. The danger to stock is one of
the reasons why farmers post their
land and allow no hunting thereon.
Albert Schoephoester, former Reeds
berger has succeeded in winning adj
ditional laurels in an athletic way it
was learned through clipping from
a Seattle paper. Mr.. SEhoephoester
is president of the Union Paper Box
Company Of that city, and outside of
business hours finds time to play a
few games Of golf in which he has
won considerable distinction.
In a S6-hole match game played at
Seattle recently with r r. Newman,
a recognized golf champion, Schoep-
hoester defeated the champion and
took possession of the captains cup
which was offered as trophy in the
match.
The following Armistice day pro-
grams were given by the American
Legion, the Charles Thurman post,
No. $50, Reedsburg, Friday at the Ar
mory; Assembly bugle s p. M; music
by the band; reading, 1.-THE Coward"
Miss Gardner: music quartet "The
Hungry Four" address, Merlin Hull
on Americanism; war pictures FIVE
reels; benediction post chaplain. taps,
Zero hour was observed at noon.
J. E. Johnson has received. word of
the death Of his aunt,l7M Catherine
Leisk, who passed away at: Wauwau-
tosa on Saturday. > 9s*f0
Mrs. Edward Lee: 4is sfEecovering
slowly from INJURIES received while
in Milwaukee, Mrs Lee was struck
by an automobile and received two
broken ribs and other injuries. a.
Mrs. Ernest Koepesel and MrselHen-
ry Werner have returned to their
homes in Elgin, Mimi, after attending
the funeral Of Gustave, kaufman, and
visiting here with the family, for a
few days. agofssatsy>s:s..
Mrs. John Kindschi and Mrs. Ly-
man O. Kindschi of .Sumpter spent
yesterday in Madison with Lyman
who underwent AN, operation
at a hospital there on Thursday and
is reported as getting along nicely.
Mrs: j. H. Newman has gone to
called there by the death of
her brother-in-law, G. H. Russell.
Mr.. Russell formerly resided here,
part OF the time in the city and part
in Fairfield. He was aged about 70
years
Mrs G. M. Marriott has returned to
her home in Elroy after a. visit at
the Robert Hirschinger home where
she made the acquaintance of the new
grand daughter, the little. girl porn to
Mr. and Mrs. Hirsehinger on Friday,
November 18th. .,.
On Saturday afternoon, Karl KARL,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank KARL, en-
tertained twelve friends at a theatre
party in honor Of his seventh birth
day, After the matinee a delicious
luncheon was served at the KARL
restaurant. The guests report a most
enjoyable afternoon and Karl the best
Of host.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Deschamps
and family have vacated the Kelly
house on Oak street and the family
left for Milwaukee by auto. The house
hold goods were shipped to the Cream
City by truck. A. r., EULER, and fam
lily, are occupying the residence which
they have purchased.
Mrs. George D. Moore and two
children have. left for their home in
Gorgas, Alabama, after a visit of
several weeks here with Mrs. Cor
gas brother J. E. Johnson They
were accompanied by Mrs. Moore's
mother, Mrs Leisk, who has been
guest at the same place and returned
to her home in Chicago.
Tanlac is appetizing and invigorat-
ing. Try it today. The Fisher Drug
Store.
Mrs. Ida North entertained at her
nome on A3rOduWdy Ou OdLuludJ dACOI-
noon in honor of. the twelfth birth
day anniversary of her son Harry.
Twelve boy friends were present and
the afternoon spent. playing games,
after whichc ca delicious six o'clock
dinner was served. Several presents
were given Harry by the guests
DR.. and Mrs Richard Rowley have
arrived from Ravenswood, Chicago,
and are guests at the home of Mrs.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
D. Porter. AS previously stated Rev.
Rowley has resigned the pastorate
of the Episcopal church at Ravens
wood and will reside in Baraboo.
Since entering the ministry he has
been in charge of parishes at Whea-
tom Oak Park, Kankankee, and Raw
enswood. Rev. Rowley has gone to
Chicago and while there the household
goods will be loaded upon truck for
transportation to Baraboo They will