Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-09-15
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Miss Crystal Cummings has gone
to Mars'hfield where she will enter ST.
Joseph's hospital for a nurses train
ing.
Miss Alma Groskopf has gone to
Madison where she will teach in the
public schools during the ensuing
Iyear
have gone to Kentucky where they
will teach, after spending the summer
in the True cottage on the south
shore of Devils Lake.
Miss Theodore Taras has gone to
Appleton where she will enter on her
second year in Lawrence college. She
has spent the summer with her par
ents, Rev and Mrs Max Taras.
Miss Marion Schey, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Martin Schey, entertained
eighteen girl friends in honor of her
eleventh birthday, on Saturday after
noon. The afternoon was spent in
games and delicious refreshments
were served
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Tassel and
baby have gone to Black River Falls,
where they were called by the death
of Mr.. Van Tassel's mother, Mrs Mar
ion Van Tassel, who died yesterday
after an illness of some duration.
Miss Olive Cole has resumed her
duties as a student at the Baraboo
business college. She formerly at
tended the college until the institu-
ton closed during the summer months
The Cole family formerly resided in
Baraboo but now make their home in
North Freedom.
Last Friday, while playing baseball
at the fair at Westfield, James Ryan
had the misfortune to break his
thumb. The ball struck his hand but
he did not discover until later that
the member was broken.
T. r. Wertz, representative Of the
Ulmeyer films, Milwaukee. has reta-
ken the Devils lake and Baraboo mo-
ton picture films, which were recent
ly shown at the AL Ringing theatre.
Mr. Wertz states the camera was
light struck during the process Of
filming this region and this caused
the glare on the last pictures. He
hopes for better results from the new
films.
Last evening a car driven by Dist.
Attorney H. J. Bohn collided with a
surrey drawn by two horses driven by
Gene Hewitt The accident happened
at the turn in the KiIbourn road at
Lyons. In rounding the corner the
lights of the car were thrown straight
ahead, leaving the other vehicle in
darkness. One horse was thrown to
the ground but unhurt, the buggy was
more or less damaged and the car
suffered a smashed radiator. This is
bad corner, several accidents having
taken place there.
F. F. Lyons, New Lexington, Ohio,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris WEIGH,
Viroqua, who have been guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. L.
Bohn for several days will return to
VirOqua tomorrow. Mr. Lyons is a
brother of Mrs. WEIGH and Mrs.
Bohn. While here visits have been
made to Devils lake and the Dells and
the Ohio visitor says he has seen
nothing so wonderful in all his life.
AS to roads, Wisconsin, is leader,
the Buckeye citizen asserts. Mr..
WEIGH reports the tobacco crop far
above the average and other crops
very fine.
Members of the Baraboo lodge Of
Elks have leased the apartments
over the Woolworth five and ten cent
store, formerly occupied by the Bus
mess college, and will move into the
new location after the rooms have
been sremodeled and redecorated
The present location over the F. H.
Marty shoe store is now too small to
accommodate the continual increasing
Of the lodge