Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-06-02
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Mayor Adolph andre has arranged
with the Sells-Floto show to pitch its
tents in Baraboo for amusements on
July 20. The Mayor brought the ar
! engagements before the city council
Thursday evening and the members
decided to let the circus visit Bara-
boo this year.
Baraboo. the, so-called circus city,
has not been visited by a genuine cir
Gus for about three or four years.
! Alice Warren, the eleven year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs VIM War
rem who live about five miles south
a short time age by being kicked by
a horse. The girl went to catch the
phorse which was feeding in the pas
ture when the animal wheeled and in
playful manner kicked up, striking
her in the mouth, knocking out all
her front teeth and crushing the roof
of her mouth quite badly. She was
taken to the HOSPITAL at Reedsburg
where she is receiving treatment and
is doing as we'll as possible.
Frederick Henderson of Lacrosse
won the final oratorical contests held
at the Wisconsin high school, Madison
recently, in which representative
from the district contests participated.
He spoke on Toussaint L'Overture.
Clarence Seidenstinner, Sheboygan
won second place with an Grafton on
American Ideals, and r. t. tombstone
Of Reedsburg won third. His subject
was The Triumph of ePace. The ora
torical contests were held in the af-
ternoon, and ten boys competed
Miss iona Gale, noted Wisconsin
authoress, was awarded the Pulitzer
prize of 81 900 for the original play of
the year, "Miss Lulu Bett," performed
in New York, which, it is said, best
presents the educational value and
dard of good morals, good taste and
good manners, it was announced on
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Southland Of Minneapolis
has come to Baraboo to reside She
| formerly lived here and for the pres
ent she will make her home with Mrs.
l.. Fl. Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dryer and in
FAINT child of Milwaukee are spending
a few days in Baraboo with Mr.. and
J Mrs. Fred Mould. Mrs Dwyer is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mould and
will be remembered as Miss Thelma
Kuhns.
! Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Miller and
daughter Lois returned this morning
to their home in New Butler after
spending several days here with rela-
tives and friends.
A bulletin number 331, entitled
Potato Scab, has been issued by the
Agricultural Experiment Station of
Wisconsin university. J. w. Brann
and r. E. Vaughan are the authors.
! d. A. Lewis of ST. Petersburg. Flor
ida, is here for short time. Mrs.
Lewis expects to come later in the
summer for visit in Baraboo The
family is now residing in Florida the
year round
: Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Yale o. Aurora.
ILL.,, were guests on Sunday and Mon
day Of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bogard.
The visitors took ride to Kilbourn
and looked down upon the Wisconsin
river and surrounding region from
the south range. Mr.. Yale was in the
World war and has long and hon
orable record. One foot was injured
during the conflict.
H. C. Langdon, father of deceased.
Miss Ruth Southland, an aunt, and M.
c. Crandall, a cousin, and Mrs. L. II.
Palmer motored to Reedsburg today
and attended the funeral of Roy W.
Langdon, former Baraboo boy who
died overseas.
The Sunday school classes of Mrs.
A. W. Page and Mrs. H. r. Richard
son of the Presbyterian church enjoy
ed a picnic at the south shore of
Devils lake Memorial day. The entire
day was pleasantly spent in bathing,
climbing, etc. Picnic dinner and sup
per were also partaken.
five members OF the John Muir
Walking club Madison, tramped about
the Delton and Dells country, arriving
Saturday. The members included
Dean H. L. Russell, Dean F. E. Turn
eaure, Judge E, Ray Stevens, Carl D.
Jackson of the Railroad Rate commits
sion, and G. D. Lester of the Confer
ence library. They explored Congress
nall, saw the sights about Newport,
marveled at the beauties of Mirror
lake and took a side view of the Dells.
Professor, Gordon H. True and
daughter of Madison were here for
Memorial day, stopping at the True
cottage at the lake. The family will
return to the University of California
in about month and Professor True