Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-25
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Born to Gr and Mrs. Herbert Lueck
q. daughter. Saturday.
&. It. Boehm is driving one of the
new 1922 Buick Skies which ne pur-
chased through the Prothero- McGinnis
Auto company
DR.. and Mrs. Clausen Stekl and Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Rowland have gone on
a trip TO the southern part of the
state. They expect to spend about
two weeks in the vicinity of Spooner
camping and fishing.
A telegram was received yesterday
announcing the birth of 91s pound
son to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pearson,
Mother and son are doing nicely. Mrs.
Pearson was formerly Miss Lorraine
Brewer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
e. Brewer of this city
Yesterday afternoon Ford road
ster and touring car coliided on the
postoffice corner and there was con-
siderable excitement The touring car
lost one front wheel in the mix-up
but there were no INJURIES to the oc.
cupants.
A special troop train went through
here Saturday noon from Camp Doug
las, carrying troops back to Madison,
Fort Atkinson, and GAINESVILLE. There
were four cars of horses and six
coaches.
Mrs. w. R. Stickles and two children
of Sioux City, Iowa, who have been
visiting in the city with the formers
sister, Mrs. 0. S. Butterfield have
gone to Kendall to visit.
Drs. F. E. Wood, A. r. Dipple, C. F.
Stekl, and c. J. Shields have returned
from Milwaukee where they attended
the National Dental meeting held in
Milwaukee last week.
Roy Frazier is enjoying vacation
from his duties at the Emil Gust
meat market. Mr.. Frazier, in company
with his family, left today by motor
for CaZenovia to spend a few days.
Mrs. Josie Hildebrandt and son Har
old of Milwaukee. are spending a few
days at the Kirkland hotel, Devils
lake. Mrs. Hpdebrandt is a sister
H. K. Page of this city
Mrs. F. A. Cooper has returned from
Seattle where she visited her daugh
ter, Mrs. S. N. Lynch She also Wis
tied in Los Angeles and in San Fran.
cisco with relatives and has been gone
about nine weeks.
Mrs. Charles Loos and Mrs Mary
Dyrud of this city expect to leave to-
morrow morning for Los Angeles
California, where they will visit
daughters Of Mrs. Loss. The daughters
who reside in the California city, are
Misses Olive and Lillian Loos.
Miss Lillian and Olga Reinking
have returned from a five weeks triI
through the eastern states. They Wis
tied Cleveland, Niagara Falls, Mont
real, Quebec, Boston, Pittsfeld, and
took a trip on the st. Lawrence and
Saguenay rivers.
Mrs. e. M. Koltes went to Madison
yesterday where she attended the fun.
eral of Clarence Williams, the Univer
sity student who was drowned in De
wills lake. Mr.. Koltes is a cousin OF
the deceased.
Mrs. Louise Schwanz and children
Charles Rich and Louis Barth motored
to Adams Saturday and visited with
relatives and friends. They were alc-
cOmpanied home by Miss Eileen Will
COX, who has spent the past few weeks
visiting in Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Barrett left for
Chicago Friday where they attended
the marriage of their daughter, Ell.
zaida. From there they have gone to
Amigo to visit Mrs. Barrett's faith
er who is i'll, and to Kaukauna to
visit relatives.
Miss Fern Hackett and nephew, Ad.
Olson Maloney, have returned from a
trip to various points of interest in
the east. They went to Boston and
from there motored to Maine, through
the White Mountains and the Berk-
shires to Buffalo, While in the Berk-
shires, they heard President Harding
speak and Addison is telling proudly
of shaking hands with the President.
Dr. and Mrs. Albert Newsome of
Minonk, Illinois, are spending a few
days at the William Newman home.
The visitors came by auto and will
stop in Monroe county and go on to
South Dakota where Dr. Newsome has
interests before returning home. The
Newsomes and Newmans are cou-
sins
Sunday forenoon about eleven o'clock
John Andrews, Reedsburg, and
family went into the ditch on the
Kilbourn road near the residence of
Paul Cahoon. The auto in which they
were driving went off the road. The
family was not severly injured by
the mishap Mr.. Andrews is in charge
of the canning factory at Reedsburg
The Frank Parrish family, who are
on their way to San Jose, where they
will make their home, were in Ames