Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-07

formers aunt, Mrs. Gattiker and
lother' relatives. Louis Baer the hus-
band will be remembered by his
schoolmates of some years ago.
+ Eugene lfenke is taking course in
I, chemistry at the summer school at
Madison. The young man expects to
study medicine later, preparatory to
going to China. Chemistry is the basis
of medicine and the course this sum-
inner will start the young man on the
road to his chosen profession.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Trfmpey drove to Devils lake
where they took picture of the en-
gineers from the University Of Wis
consin, There are about SIS in the
class and they camped on the Mess
enger shoge9 Two dead rattlesnakes
were displayed before the camera.
/ A shower was given Miss Meta
Lehman last evening at the home Of
Eher parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Leh-
man, of this city in honor Of her ap-
preaching marriage. About thirty
people attended tht shower. The eve
ming was spent in visiting, dancing
and listening TO music. About mid
night lunch was served. The bride
to-be received many beautiful pres
ents of aluminium, linen and glass
ware. The young lady is to become
the bride of Frank Thompson of
Reedsburg in the near future.
! An adverse examination of the case
of Lois Hayes, a young man residing
j in North Freedom vs. w. N. Mackin,
formerly principal of the North Free
dom schools, was held befre Court
Commissioners III. L. Halsted in this
city this mrning. The young man al
leges that the defendant assaulted
him while he was attending school
and disgraced him by dismissal from
school. The defendant was sued for
$4,000. Accoring to testimony the
young man was disorderly in school
and the trouble was caused when the
principle attempted to enforce disci-
pine The case will be settled in the
HILL, of Madison is the attorney for
!, the defendant and v. H. Cady Of this
fcity for the plaintiff.
Attorney r. r. Bentley, who has re-
Gently returned from attending the
State Bar association meeting at
: Chippewa Falls, reports an amusing
incident which happened at that time.
Mr. Arthur A. Mcleod, is clerk of the
Supreme court and he always endea-
woed to give to his friends, particu-
,larly those of the legal fraternity, the
impression that he was strictly tenn
perate and law abiding, and under no
condition would attempt to violate
the 18th amendment. 1t happens how
ever, that as lie was getting into a
pullman car during this trip he eau
toned the porter, that he should
handle his travelling bag with special
care, because as Mr.. Mcleod stated
to the porter, it contained some
Painted china wear" Much to the
CONSERVATION Of Mr.. Mcleod and to
! the intense amusement the others
that were with him, the prompt reply
of the obliging porter was: Don't you
mind, sab, rs use to carrying Paint
ed China these days, boss" 1t is need
less to say, that Mr.. Mcleod had to
square himself in the proper way
with his travelling companions.
| On Tuesday in Madison divorce
was granted in the case of Mrs. Ellen
Beaver against w. H. Beaver, Edge
/ water, formerly residents of Baraboo.
He was at one time conductor ON the
Chicago & Northwestern and the
couple had lived together for forty
years. They were married Al years
ago at Beloit and separated some
months ago. Mrs Beaver alleges
| there is another woman in the case
and it is supposed that Beaver has
gone to Rockford to make his home.
/ The other woman resides there, it is
stated. There are two sons and
daughter, all of age. Mrs. Beaver gets
! the homestead at Edgewater, all the
personal property-the total being
about one-half Of the property they