Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-05-05
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WEDNESDAY
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Bowden and fam
lily, Mound street. are moving to
Madison.
Mrs. N r. Lockwood has returned
to her home in Dane after spending a
few days here on business.
Miss Rose Kruger of this city
is taxing instructions in the shop OF
Mrs w. H. Hamilton, proprietor of
Of the local Marinello shop.
Flick Miller of Reedsburg is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Vandenburg of this city. Mr. Miller is
an old veteran of the Civil war and
an uncle of Mrs. Vandenburg.
Mrs. Charles Reul of Milwaukee
spent few days in Baraboo with
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Reui formerly
resided here.
Mrs. K. M. Burgess, state beauty
parlor iusrector, was in Baraboo
Tuesday and inspected the Baraboo
shops. While in the city the inspector
was guest at the home Of Mrs. w.
H. Hamilton, proprietor of the Mari
nello shop in this city.
Mayor Adolph andre has secured
duplicates of all the checks which
were lost some time ago when his
cash register was robbed Of about
$100 The check owners, who we're
from various parts of the country,
were all notified of the loss and du-
plicates were sent Mr.. andre. The
money taken of course is still lost
until the thief can be discovered.
Rev and Mrs E. G. Henke and two
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kruger
nave returned from Beave Dam. On
account of the heavy rain they were
not able to drive the car to Green
Lake as expected and not able to
bring it home Professor Eugene
Henke, son of Rev. and Mrs. Henke,
will drive the car to Baraboo as soon
as the roads become passible. There
was deluge of rain about Beaver
Dam, water standing over the roads
and deep in the fields.
Mrs. Jessie Hollingsworth received
a cocOanut from West Palm Beach,
Florida. 1t was sent by Miss Estella
Rulison who has visited BaraboQ sew
eral times.
The members of the l. o. o. F.
lodge in this city celebrated their
'02 anniversary Tuesday evening in
The lodge hall. A supper was number
one on the program and members to
the number of 100 enjoyed the feast
ter supper a social time was en-
Eyed.
birthday party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gall
recently for their son Ivan, "a little
cousins and friends coming to help
celebrate his 9Th birthday. A bank con
tanning $3.50 was presented to him by
he little boys and girls. At 4 O'Clock
.ce' cream, waters and cake were ser
Jed. The center of the table held the
birthday cake on which 6 candles
we're burning brightly. About $50 all
left for home, wishing him many
more happy birthdays, All report a
rood time
The Inter Sc club held the last
leeting of the club year Tuesday af-
ernOon April 2 Cat the home of the
resident, Mrs. George Holah. There
we're seventeen members and two Wis
tors present. The officers were elect
ID for the ensuing year as follows
irs. George Holah, president; Mrs
E. Stekl, vice president; Mrs. G..
4. Hill, secretary and Mrs J. H.
Jewman, treasurer The June BAN
net will be held at the home of Mrs.
'. E. Jones, June 18th. Mrs. George M.
Hill read a paper on Present Day
>dvertising." Mrs. John NJ Kelley
lvOred the club with several fine
cal selections which were much en-
yed. After the club adjourned, the
ostess assisted by Mrs. J. E. Stekl
7rved dainty refreshments. Sec.
Miss Cecile Plat has taken a posi-
on in the Bank of Baraboo in this
ty.