Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-13

position as saleslady in Milwaukee
store. Miss Kier was formerly employ,
/ ed at Risley Brothers in this city.
August Kilian injured his foot re
Gently while working in his blacksmith
shop. Mr.. Kilian had the misfortune to
have piece of iron fall on the mem
Der and fractured a bone. He is able
to be about on crutches today, how.
ever.
i The following rural teachers at
tended an institute today at the local
high school: Misses Lauretta Horkan,
Isabelle Reitman and Laurine and
Myrtle Kelley of Reedsburg, Ruth
Cole Of Lodi, Alice Brandt of Lime
Ridge and Hilda Blakesly of Sandus-
ky.
! Miss La Veta Wheeler spent sew
eral days at Sank City recently and
was accompanied home by her friend
Miss Florence Reuter- who spent this
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. G. Wheeler.
The Maple Valley Social society
met with Mrs William Winkleman on
Thursday for dinner. After the bus
mess meeting, an interesting program
consisting of current events and other
articles of interest and social hour,
TIE club adjourned. All report a
good time
The report that marauders entered
the residence Of I. Touissant at 432
S xth street is unfounded as a mem
Der of the county officials entered the
residence recently upon advice from
the neighbors and found furniture and
belongings intact so far as he knew
RumOrs were circulated around the
city that the place was an abode Of
masked bandits end robbers, who
rode in a Ford automobile, and even
beings who would answer to the de-
scription Of members of the Klu-kIux-
khan. Mr.. and Mrs. Touissant have
been visiting relatives in Milwaukee
since Thanksgiving and have not re-
turned.
Mrs. Richardson's Sunday school
class of girls of the Presbyterian
church had its monthly meeting with
lone Woodwork last evening. With
one exception, all members of the
class were there A very pleasant time
was spent. It was decided that the
class should be known as the Sun
BEAM" Refreshments were served.
The February meeting will be with
Dorothy Rounds.
Nelson Morley on Eighth avenue,
celebrated his Goth birthday anniver-
sary short time ago, in the presence
Of large number of relatives.
Among those from a distance were
two granddaughter Miss Hazel Nor
ley Of Washington, D. c. and Miss
Edna Morley Of Milwaukee and one
son Arthur, of Sanborn, Iowa. A
large cake, carrying 80 lighted cand-
les, formed the centerpirf3e of the
table and other delicious viands were
also much enjoyed.
The high school annual Min-ne-Wa-
Kan is under construction. The staff
for the 1921 book has been selected
duu II1S ul04uUSl6 d1S DIT WO1h SdLlOl-
ing material for the publication. The
staff includes Editor IN chief, John
Davenport; assistants, Lou Metcalf
and Francis Yelling; business manager
Robert Holmes; assistant Evan Evans
circulation manager, Louis Isenberg;
Literary editor Lawrence Hindes;
assistant, Curt Page; art editors, Earl
Haugh and Stuart Palmer; athletic ed
itor. Sam Henke; alumni editor, lone
Horstman; society editor, Lois Biege;
calendar editor, Eleanor Rommelfan-
ger; organization editor, Ruth Battles;
editor of jokes, John North; assistant,
Curt Page; w. ]. Tango is annual ad-
visor for the publiction and Mrs. Lee
land Forman and Miss Fern Hackett
are critics.