Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-05-12
WEDNESDAY
K O 0 o o o o o Q o


time was enjoyed.
August Boettcher has returned from
a trip TO Milwaukee and Adams. He
expects to make another trip next
azzOnth.
Harry Clark and Earl Morse have
returned from their annual vaudeville
tour, and will spend the summer in
Baraboo The two young men filled
their engagement in Pontiac, Mich.
Miss Eula Irvine of Neillsville is
spending few days in Baraboo with
friends. While in the city she is stop
ping at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
& Kingsford.
Mr and Mrs. John Williamson, who
spend the winters annually in the
south, have returned to Baraboo and
viii spend the summer months in
&heir cottage at Devils Lake.
John Bum of this city left today
E0r BelOit where he will attend the
state encampment Of the w. o. w.
Mr.. Bunn is the Baraboo delegate to
k1Ie convention.
Misses Lena and Kate Fitzsimmons,
GOIdie Towers, Emma Shepherd and
ZeIva Holsapple liked Sunday to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith,
q distance of six miles in the country.
They took picnic dinner and en-
S0yed the day very much. Mrs. Smith
HI}l be remembered as Miss Esther
Hewitt
The regular meeting of the O. N. T.
sGFuh was held Tuesday evening at
Mueller's hall. About 35 couple were
present and a dance was enjoyed
aodwell's orchestra furnished the mu-
sic. The club was to hold it's dance at
E{HSsourn last night but owing to other
Earrangeme held it in Baraboo
Miss Helen Kingsford has returned
90 the University of Wisconsin after
"a visit at home. She was accompanied
acre by Miss Zieran Blish who spoke
ed the Booster club in the high school
yesterday afternoon. Last evening
%hare was a party at the high school
~ honor Of the visitor and indoor bas-
&et ball was the feature.
The main auditorium of the Bap-
&TSE church was filled to overflow
ing with many standing last night for
the presentation of the missionary
E1lay, The Pill Bottle, given under
1ges auspices of the World Wide Guild.
.A3 offering Of $25 was received for
&he missionary work of the Guild.
Harry Dehler and Gerald Long are
H.
The two evinced a desire to join when
drought before Justice Hager of
Heedsburg recently. The initial fee
0f $1,000 and costs was paid. Motor
policeman r. L. Capener arrested the
two men for speeding ON the LaValle
H8Onewoc road.
june z there will be a hearing in the
e40urt Of County Judge j. H. Hill for
che purpose of determining the next of
2fln TO Paul Cunningham, deceased,
who passed away in Baraboo in 1916.
Mr. Cunningham was an employee of
Rjngling Bros. circus and leaves per
s501al property valued at $4,000. John
Cunningham OF Ireland is claimed to
he a brother and the nearest next of
54in to the deceased. The hearing will
ae conducted to verify the alleged
3T0ther's claims.
e, II. Dinsmore Of Reedsburg was in
Baraboo Tuesday night to see "Way
Down East at the AL Ringing
theatre. TIE recently returned from a
strip to Sawyer county and while there
InOy ~
mounds the kind in which the Indians
buried their dead. All of the mounds
mad been vandalized. Indians mounds
in Sawyer county are not as numer-
SJIS nor of as great variety as those
&ounG in this section of the state.
II r. Irwin of Fond du Lac is here
3u the interest of the Latex Tire &
Rubber Co., of that city The factory is
located near the road leading to Osh-
-hosh and the business has grown SO
teapialy during the past few months,
@le says, the floor space had to be
doubled. The wholesale price Of
rubber and fabric has greatly de-
creased which means that tires are
cheaper. George Carpenter of Bara-
200 is a member of the company.
a representative of the reformatory
IN st. Charles, Illinois, was in Bara-
75oo today to- secure Clark Dwinnell.
wRc he claimed escaped from the
above institution not long ago. Clark,
Ae stated had been placed in the re-
4ormatory, on house entering charge
but escaped. The Illinois man was
armed with a reQuisition from the
governor of illinois, He left for home
without Dwinnell, however, as local
authorities would not give him up.
Harry Dibble is listed among the
unsuccessful trout anglers Of Tues
3ay- Mr.. Dibble was at Leech creek
yesterday in company with Walter
Kier,, both with rod and line, to catch
che wary trout. AS the anglers start