Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-14


Sunday at the home of Charles Wendt
in the town of Merrimack.
Mrs. Frank Hildebrant and daugh,
ter Mary Elizabeth, and Miss Helen
Sarahan leave nnn for a-trip, to De
tfsoit, Niagara Falls and Ontario, Can
ada, tor visit relatives and friends.
I The Baptist, Sunday school is the
happy recipient of the gift of a beau
tiful five by eight flag, the gift OF
the Ladies Auxiliary to the United
Spanish War Veterans of the Depart
ment or wisconsin. rie..
IL The following spent yesterday with
: the Bert Hintz family at Newport:
Mr. and Mrs tL. w. Meyers and daugh-
ter, Lilah, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Blu
menthal and children of Chicago, Mr..
and Mrs. William Gall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Volz,ssMr. and Mrs. Walter Koch,
Mr. and Mrs, Gerhart Schuette, Emil
Gall, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Will
liams. --..
Misses Lena, Kate, Dora, and Della
Fitzsimmons went to Reedsburg to
visit their cousin, Mrs. Herman Schil-
ling, who recently underwentsaif oper-
alton there. She is getting along as
we'll as can be expected The patient
was formerly Miss Mable Neiman.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Fosdick and
daughter, Francis, leave tomorrow for
their home in Seattle, Washington.
They are former residents of Baraboo
and have spent the past few weeks
at the Henry and Alvin Alexander
homes They expect to stop off at
Madison and Milwaukee for visit
with relatives and friends.
| A telegram was received this morn
ing by relatives in Baraboo stating of
the death of Mrs. H. P. Dunn at Chi
cago. Mrs. Dunn was % years of age
and is survived by her husband. She
is a. granddaughter Of A. G. Glover,
Baraboo. Deceased will be remember
ed in Baraboo as Miss Cordelia Drap-
Ell.
Arrangements for the country life
picnic have been made. At a meeting
of the Scommittee on arrangements
Saturday evening it was decided to
hold the picnic July % at the north
shore Of Devils lake. The program for
the day has not been definitely ar
ranged as yet but speakers, games
and exercises will be included in the
days events. Those in charge of af-
fairs are trying to obtain Governor
Of
E. e. Haines, who has been visit
ing in Baraboo and Reedsburg for
the past two weeks, left today for
his home in Oak Park, Illinois. His
wife will remain for longer visit
with her niece, Mrs. Charles Hackett.
At Reedsburg Mr.. and Mrs. Haines
visited the latter's sister and mother.
Mrs. Chester Prouty and Mrs. Hat
tie Dennis. Mr.. Haines is with the
Singer Sewing Machine Company in
Chicago and is former Baraboo resi-
dent, living here for many years.
The girls of the Episcopal choir,
chaperoned by Mrs. r. M. Lawrenson,
Mrs. Mash, and Mrs. G. w. Snyder.
camping trip at Devils lake. They
will camp in the Veitch cottage at
the north end. The girls who went
are: Mary Elizabeth Reinking, Eve
Ign and Helen Platt, Marian Buehler,
Stephanie Schultz, lone Horstman,
Helen Davenport, Edith Werlich and
Mary Salome North. The boys of the
choir returned today from their out
ing
A high-speed car belonging to the
Pathe motion picture firm drove
from Chicago to Kilbourn on Friday
night in order to obtain pictures of
the Indian powwow on Saturday. Mr..
Pritchard told G. L. Roser, manager
of the Al. Ringing theatre, the pic
Iture would be along soon. Startling
news features come first and the Kill
bourn pictures will be sent out at the
first opportunity. The Pathe people
leave no stone unturned to obtain a
scoop" on other firms in getting pic
lures.
At least 1000 people (some esti-
mate 1900 witnessed the presenta-
ton of the biblical drama, Ruth the
Loving" at Ochsner's park last night
The members of the cast, all workers
in the Baptist Christian EndeavOr
society, gave remarkably vivid por-
travail of the story to the universal
enjoyment of all present. Mr.. Boyd
of Milwaukee. the author and the one
who took the part of Boaz has always
been greeted by large audiences but
never by such a large, appreciative
and quiet audience as was present
last night. We are in hopes that Bara-
boo may be treated to another of
Mr.. Boyd's biblical dramas as soon
as possible.
George Carpenter and son Floyd
have returned from an auto trip of
about Is miles southwest Of Roches-
ter where thew went concerning a