Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-11-17

people witnessed the fight. The day
was cloudy and rain fell for about Is
minutes. Practically all of the seats
were filed, few allotted to Mime.
sofa not being taken. During the
game an airplane fitted above, turn
ed over, and performed other spec
tacular feats. Many from Baraboo
were at the game.
Martin Hildebrandt of Prairie du
Sac is at Mendoza for treatment. He
was accompanied to the hospital by
Herman C. Neitzel
The Baraboo river froze over Fri
day night. c. L. Gibbons, who re-
sides near the river, in the west
part of town, reports that he has dwelt
on the bank of the beautiful Bara-
boo for many years and never before
did he know of it closing over be-
tween sunset and sunrise.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schu-
bring ten pound son Monday Nov
ember 7th.
One of the prettiest of the ARMS
tice Day windows was that of the
andre millinery store. The window
was gorgeous with poppy red, the col
or scheme being carried out with pop
pies, satin ribbons, and flags, and the
whole surmounted by framed copy of
the appropriate poem, "In Flanders
Fields"
Mrs. Hannah Vrooman and Mrs
Matte Erickson have gone to Waba-
sha, Minnesota, to visit with the form
er's nephew. who is in a sanitarium
at that place.
The Girls club of Lyons met at
the Dan Graves home last evening,
entertained by Miss Inez Graves. AZ
ter the regular business meeting, the
evening was spent sewing in prpara-
ton for the Christmas celebration Of
the Lyons Sunday school.
Friends in Baraboo have received
word of the birth of a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Calvin Of Chica-
go on Friday, Nov. 18th. Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin have many acQuaintances
in Baraboo, this being the boyhood
home of Mr.. Calvin and the couple
having visited here last summer.
Sixteen friends pleasantly surpris-
ed Miss Maude True at her home
on Elizabeth street last evening. Five
hundred was played. Miss True car
rying Off the first prize, Mrs. Leonard
Roser the second. and Mrs. ROllo Pro
theo the third. At late hour de-
licious luncheon was served :.
Mrs. Frank McWeeny and Miss
Lena Fernholz spent a time in the
city this morning before leaving for
their home in Arcadia. They have
been guests at the Morris 0anser
home in Sank City.
Mrs. L. S. Almy of Milwaukee has
gone to La Vale to visit before re-
turning to her home, after spending
a few days here with Mrs. E. Spencer
and Mrs. George Hoadley. The Almy
family formerly resided in Baraboo
making their home in the Episcopal
rectory.
Mrs. Edward Burkhardt passed
away at her home in Merrimack this
morning at six o'clock. On Wednes-
day, she underwent an operation and
was apparently getting along nicely
until this morning when her heart
gave out. She was a middle-aged WO-
man and is survived by her husband,
one son, Wilbur, at home; and two
daughters, Mrs. Jack Burge, Sumpter;
and Mrs. Howard Marquette. Green
field. Deceased was an aunt of Albert
Burkhardt, Of this city.
Mrs. NJ. D. Madden has returned to
her home south of the city after spend
ing two months in Atkinson, Kansas
Part of the time she was in the hos
pital and the remainder with her Sis
ter. Mrs Rose Schlinger. Her condi-
ton is somewhat improved. 1t Will
be remembered that Mrs. Madden
fered a heat prostration during the
extremely hot weather last summer
and she has not been well since.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Radtke left to-
day for Watertown to attend the fun-
eral of Mr.. Radtke's father who passed
away on ET1Udy u1UIu11A5 at GAoE PAe~SS'
The father of Mrs Radtke, Mr.. Thiede,
also passed away on the same day
at Tomah and his funeral will be
held at Columbus. 1t is a strange
coincidence, the two deaths occurr-
ing within few hours Of each other.
Mr.. Thiede had been in i'll health for
some time. Mrs. Radtke having visit
ed him shortly before his death. Mr.
Radtke died very suddenly having suf-
fered a stroke.
Word was received yesterday of the
death of Mrs Mary Calvin at her
home in Chicago on Nov. 10th. Mrs.
Calvin is a former resident Of Bara-
boo, having made her home here be-
fore moving to Chicago some twelve
years ago. She resided on the South
side, Deceased is survived by two
sons, Patrick and Frank, and two
daughters, Mrs. Keaney and Mrs. Ga
raCidn in ChiQQ