Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-09-01
THURSDAY
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sley have gone to Fort Atkinson where
Mrs. Case will make her home with
her daughter, Mrs A. F. Jones. On
September 1st, Miss Kinsley leaves
for Canojoharie, N. Y where she viii
spend the winter.
The Misses Lucy and Gretla Gatti-
ker and Prof and Mrs. F. G. Sharp
of Madison have gone on an automo-
bile trip through the northern part
Of the state. They expect to visit st.
Croix Falls, Ashland, ana Duluth, and
to spend week in camp in the Sharp
cottage in Door county.
Mrs. Gerald DeOys and Corl Wag-
ner have returned to their home in
st. Louis, Missouri, after attending
the funeral of VIM Waddell in this
city.
Former Supt. of Schools Whipple
and Prof. Mitchell of Oshkosh Normal
were in the city on business yesterday.
Mr.. Whipple was Supt. of schools in
Baraboo about sixteen years ago and
mas many old friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Palmer left this
morning for Chicago where they will
spend week with their son, S. J. Pal
mer after which they will go to Colo
RADIO Springs to spend the winter with
their daughter, Mrs A, M, TODD. For
the past two or three years they have
wintered in Colorado Springs, making
Baraboo their home in the summer
time.
The farmers have commenced cut
ting corn, some two or three weeks
earlier than usual. The crop is fine
in spite of the exceedingly hot wealth
er, which seems only to have hasten
ed the ripening PROGRESS.
The many friends Of Miss Ruth
Adams will be glad to learn she has
fine position in one of the Chicago
banks
Friends have received word that
Mrs. M. Burnett is getting along nice
| ly and expects to be home soon. She
has been in the Grand View hospital
at La Crosse for the past eight
/ months.
The Gill Reserves of Lyons met at
the home of Mrs. George Graves last
| evening for the regular businss meet
ing. The club decided to go camping
next week at the Five Flowing Wells.
DR.. and Mrs. Congdon and children
| have returned to their home in Kan
sas City after visiting at the home
| of DR.. Congdon's sister, Mrs. Ed Nc
Gilvra. The son James will leave
| them at Chicago where he is study
! ing for the ministry.
| The little folks mission band of
First M. E. church held their mite
/ box party Tuesday afternoon at
the home of their Supt., Mrs. w.
D. Stanley. The prize box contained
| three dollars This was earned by
one little girl washing dishes for
fifteen cents week.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Donagney and
| daughter, Bessie, of Madison spent the
! first of the week with Miss Ann Dona-
ghey here. Miss Bessie remained for a
visit of two weeks with relatives in
and around Raraboo.
A number of campers at the north
end of Devils lake were very pleas
antly entertained last evening by Mr..
and Mrs G. III. Padley, Of Chicago,
who annually spent their summer at
the lake The affair was in the nature
Of wiener roast and all sorts OF
good things were served. Japanese
lanterns were strung from the trees
and the company gathered around a
blazing fire and sang songs and told
stories until late hour. All pronounce
the Padleys royal entertainers
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Falkenstein and
daughter Mildred and Mr.. and Mrs
John Luch of Fond du Lac spent sew
eral days at the Louis Werlich home
and all spent Sunday at the Dells
They went to Lodi Tuesday afternc
They went to Lodi Monday afternoon
where they will visit relatives. Mrs
Falkenstein is a sister of Mrs. Weir
ich.
A Buick car from Iowa, in rounding
the postoffice corner this morning
swung too far and struck the curb In
front of Capener Br,dthers' store
breaking a spring and damaging {
fender The accident was caused by
the driver of another car coming from
the opposite direction, who was I'm
determined which way to go.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Seylel
an eight pound daughter this morning
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Can
han, corner of Sixth and West street
a ten pound daughter this morning
Paul Rumpf, a former Baraboo DO!
and a graduate of the Baraboo higl
school, who has been spending his va
cation here, returned to his home il
South Bend, Indiana, today The youns
man is associated with the Steude
baer corporation.
= The Royal Neighbors held meet
- ing in their hall last evening. Thert
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