Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-06-23

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A. P. Cheek.
| A number of Baraboo fishermen
tried their luck yesterday, the opening
day for bass, and successful catches
are reported. At Parker Lake Atty
F. r. Bentley had the misfortune to
severely cut the index finger of one
hand while cleaning part Of his catch.
Merel Hanley, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Hanley, entertained twelve
boy friends yesterday in honor of his
tenth birthday. Refreshments were
served and a good time was had by
the youths present. Merel received
several gifts in honor of the passing
milestone.
Miss Maeta Junge has returned to
her duties in Milwaukee after spend
ing the past several days at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Junge. The daughter has recovered
from an attack of quinsy.
Miss Edna Johnson and Mrs. Han
nah Vrooman left today for Rochest-
er, Mimi, where the former will be
treated for ear trouble. Miss John
son expects to stay in Rochester about
three weeks but Mrs. Vrooman will
return within day or so.
Jacob Tegerdine, aged about 80
years, was frisking about on ladder
today, painting his house. Not many
at four score can weld paint brush
as Mr.. Tegerdine can. When it comes
to human activity and longevity Wis
consin holds a leading place.
The Misses Edith and Edna Pelton
have arrived from Whitewater where
they have graduated from the state
normal. Next school year they will
teach at Chicago Heights, Chicago.
Miss Edith took high honors in the
commercial course and will teach this
branch. Miss Clara PeIton, a sister,
has returned from McGregor, North
Dakota, where she has been teaching
during the school season. She will re-
turn next year.
A number Of the representative
citizens of Kilbourn were in BarabOO
on Wednesday evening on their way
home from Madison where they had
appeared in the interest of the prop
OsitiOm to make the Dells state park
The company included Ben Olson, the
village president, J. e. Jones. J. F.
Dixon, G.. NJ. Morris, D. T. O'Neill, j.
S. Murphy, w. P. Mulligan and Grover
Olson.
The members of the local National
Guard Unit have added several new
members to the guard company. The
total number of men is now 70. The
company is allowed SO men. The
Baraboo outfit expects to spend two
weeks at Camp Douglas. They will
go to the camp for the first two weeks
in August.
Glen Cole is erecting a stucco
house in North Freedom and will re-
side there. Mr.. Cole is a train dis
patcher and hurries to and fro in his
automobile He finds living reason
able in the village, rent being cheap
and building lots low in price. These
are the reasons he is erecting a
dwelling at North Freedom.
Chris Dyrud has returned from Mil
waukee where he attended the state
meeting of the Royal Arch MasOns.
He says that almost every lodge in
Wisconsin was represented, that the
program was interesting, and that
the visitors were we'll entertained in
Milwaukee,
One Tuesday evening relatives,
neighbors, and friends to the number
Of $50 gathered at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Schubring, Greenfield.
The guests came with well-flled bas-
kets to celebrate the fifteenth we'd
ding anniversary Of the above couple.
The evening was spent in a social way
and at midnight every one did ample
justice to the baskets of goodies"
! brought by those present. In remem-
brance of the occasion Mr.. and Mrs.
Schubring we're presented with sew
eral pieces Of cut glass.
Miss Elizabeth Ruggles of White
water is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Andrews and with
other friends in town. Miss Ruggles
graduated at the Whitewater normal
this year and goes to Edgar, Wiscon
sin. next year to teach. Her sister
Miss Jean Ruggles, also graduated
this year with high honors in the com
mercial course and will teach at Wau
sau next year. Another sister, Miss
Ruth Ruggles, has been teaching in
Whitewater the past year and will
now attend the University of Wiscon
sin. The mother expects to move tc
Edgar next fall.
Conrad Francisco, in charge o.
County Judge ]. H. Hill and in care
of Mrs. L. H. Palmer, was given sur
prise at the w. c. T. U. meeting hello
in this city. The little fellow was
voted a junior member and collec
ton was taken to purchase him some