Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-06-16

and John Gibbs, vice president.
Mrs. Hannah Henke Milwaukee, is
visiting her nephew, Rev. E. G. Henke,
at the Presbyterian manse. She came
for the commencement exercises Sam
uel L. Henke, son of the pastor and
his wife, being one of the graduates.
The strawberry crop in this section
will be but one-half the usual yield, H.
Seaborn reports. The cold weather
and excessive rains are said to be the
cause. Sparta has but fifteen per cent
of crop.
A number of Baraboo Masons left
this evening at six o'clock for Mazo-
mamie where degrees in the R. A. M.
branch of the lodge will be conferred
this evening. A team from Sank City
is assisting with the work. The trip
was made via automobiles.
Mrs. E. r. Hitler of Websters
Prairie recently entertained II little
girls in honor of her daughter
Naomiss birthday The afternoon was
pleasantly spent in playing games and
music. Rooms were decorated with
roses A dainty lunch was served at
4:30.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. harms and child
rem Marjorie and Royce Of Wonewoc,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Frank and two
sons, Lawrence and Lyle, and Mr.. and
Mrs Glen Lawrence and daughter,
Darline and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Law
renee and daughter Gayno of Ironton
stopped here today for short time on
their way to Devils lake where the
day was spent in fishing.
D. H. Rivers, charged with black
mail, is in the county jail awaiting the
arrival of federal authorities. The
hearing of the man, who it is alleged,
attempted to defraud the First Nat
ional Bank of $4,000, will then be Ia
ken up by the postal authorities. The
latter are expected to be in BaraOoo
in a few days.
The estate of Paul Cunningham, who
died in Baraboo five years ago, will be
settled soon in the County court of
Judge J. H. Hill. The case was to have
had it's final hearing this week but has
been postponed. Claire Moore Chicago
attorney for nephew and niece OF
of the deceased was unable to be pres
ent and the case was adjourned. AttOr
ney Moore desires to have more proof
of the alleged brother of Paul Gum
ingham before the estate is settled.
John Cunningham, of Ireland is the
alleged brother and Michael Cunning
ham and Anna Mcnamara are nephew
an niece of the deceased. They also
live in Ireland.
Mrs. H. B. Barlow has returned to
St. Paul after a visit at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs M. J. Tyler. Mr.. Barlow.
attorney for the Omaha road was
here few days ago and while at
Baraboo celebrated his 10th birthday.
Friends were entertained at the Ty-
Ter cottage at the, lake in his honor
and the succeeding day an excursion
was made to Delton and Mirror lax ,.
The following from the Baraboo
high school faculty do not expect to
return next year: w. j. Tanghe, Mrs.
Leland Forman, Mrs. Bertha Smith,
and Miss Eva Weller If he does not
teach Mr.. Tanghe will attend the uni
versity, Mrs Forman will reside in
Beloit, Mrs. Smith goes as student
to Columbia, and Miss Weller will be
at home. Mrs. Forman has been here
four years, the graduating class this
year being the freshman class when
she entered the faculty.
J. Briggs reports two automobile
tres stolen from his machine while
the car was parked near the Metho-
dist church Wednesday evening. The
Briggs family was in the Al. Ring
ling theatre attending the high school
commencement exercises and when
they came out two tires were missing
from their Ford car One of the tires
was new and the other an old one.
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