Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-25

ReesBg where she will visit with
Miss Mary Callahan and with her
sister, Mrs James Byrnes.
Jules E. Erbeau and Sgt. Judd of
brother-in-law, Attorney E. G. f.
Meier. The gentlemen are both mem
bers of the Chicago police department.
Saturday afternoon the Watkins
families held family reunion in
Oehsner's park There were about
sixty members of the family present,
A. E. Watkins being the oldest Of the
crowd with 70 years to his credit.
There were present twenty of his
grand children, but, none of them
bit younger in spirit or more ready
for a good time than grandfather The
afternoon was spent in visiting AMI
a delicious picnic supper was served.
Those from out of town who attend
ed were Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Green and
family and Miss Abby Watkins. all OF
Carleton. Mimi.
w. A. Powers says he has sunflowers
much larger than the ones exhibited
by r. l.. Glazier. He was exhibiting
one about town today larger than
full moon.
Mrs. H. G. Goodsell and two children
have returned to their home in Madi-
son after spending the summer here
with Mrs. Goodsell's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. J. Tyler. The GoodseH FAM
lily leaves soon for Denver where
Rev. Goodsell has accepted charge
John Binder of Colo, Iowa, who is
visiting his brother, Charles Binder,
and friends in this city. made two
trips to Camp Douglas and return
yesterday. The driving time each
way was about two hours. Mr.. Binder
reports that the State Cavalry is still
in camp at Camp Douglas.
John D. Jones of Chicago and his
son, j. Claude Jones, an instructor in
the Nevada state university at Reno,
were in the city Tuesday and We'd
nesday at the home of David Owen
and Ed Organ. While here they visit
ed the Dells. They left this morning
for Merrimack where they will visit
Mrs. Jones' sister, Mrs. Charles Pigg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L Wilka of Man
kato, Minnesota, spent a short time
in Baraboo today on their way home
after an extended trip in various parts
of Wisconsin. The Minnesota folks
are travelling via "house on wheels"
and are equipped with all the house
hold necessities, for travelling COM
fort The house is one the body Of
an automobile. From Baraboo Mr..
and Mrs Wilka expect to make a
short stop in Spring Green. They
have been to the Dells and many
other scenic spots in southern Wis
cOnsin.
The Cradle Roll babies of the First
M E. Sunday school and their moth
ers were pleasantly entertained We'd
nesday afternoon in the parlors Of
the church. The babies were an in
teresting company and were on their
best behavior Mrs Lewis White and
Miss Dorothy Douglas entertained
with piano and violin. The little tots
as well as their mothers enjoyed the
good ice cream and cake, while the
"wee ones" were cared for by the
Misses Dorothy Wiley and Elva Pop
joy The Cradle Roll Supt., Mrs. H.
D. Stanley, was assisted in entertain
ing by Mrs Jay Palmer and Mrs.
Verge Douglas.
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o FRIDAY .
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs Tom Adams,
Fifth street, a daughter, recently.
The F. F. Magli family are moving
from their home on Fourth street back
to their farm in Sumpter. They moved
here about a year ago.
When it comes to soy beans r. L..
Glazier is exhibiting some worth while.
They grow most luxuriant1y and are
highly priced for feed. He has sample
stocks at his flour and feed store.
Victor Schaefer writes to his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schaefer,
that he left Marion, Kansas, and is
making a trip to the north. He ex-
poets to be in Baraboo soon.
Mrs Nellie Wilcox and son Clair