Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-06-23

, Grace Zantow all of Baraboo at he
home in Greenfield Sunday in homo
, of her birthday.
Eugene Henke is at home to spen'
some time with his parents, Rev. ant
Mrs. E. G.. Henke Mr. Henke is &C
companied by Prof. Hyland, an in
structor in athletics in Waylant
academy where Eugene is also an in
structor. Mr.. Hyland will leave to
morrow for his home in Beaver Dam
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Ennis and three
children are guests at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. McGinnis, the lat
ter being a sister of Mr.. Ennis. The
visitors are from Nampa, Idaho, anC
this is Mr.. Ennis third visit back in
Baraboo since leaving here some
twenty years ago. He was formerly
employed on the Northwestern road
and now is trainmaster on a branch
of the Union Pacific that runs from
| Ogden, Utah to Portland, Oregon. Mr.
Ennis stated that he has travelled
about quite a bit but has found no
city which is as well kept as Baraboo
particularly the grounds about pri
vate residences. Robert Ewing, a
Baraboo boy who went west about
the same time as Mr.. Ennis, has
given up railroading and now owns a
ranch. When the visitors return west
| in about two weeks, Miss Jessie En-
mis-, of this city, who has been in i'll
health for some time, and who is a
sister of Mr.. Ennis, may accompany
them home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lamont Stanley en-
tertained twenty eight relatives Sun
day. The following were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Bonham and fam
| lily, Baraboo; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Cross and family, Minneapolis; Mrs
Augusta Stanley, Lodi; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Dwinnell and daughter Virginia
Lodi; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stanley
and family, Fairfield; Mr.. and Mrs.
The financial report of the Allan
Diffenbaugh Wrench and Tool COM
pany, at the stock holders meeting
last night, show that they have
made a clear profit of over $4,000. 90
since they started Ito manufacture
wrenches January 1, 1921. This was
the report by the president to the
stockholders and was accepted sub
ject to an audit by a committee of
three stockholders. The following
were elected: Will OFT, L. S. Van Or
den and Thomas Williams. They will
give final report to the stockhold-
ers in the near future Board of di-
rectors were elected as follows A
G. Allan, T. F. Risley, L. S. Van Or
den, Gertrude Hagemann, and l.. N.
Allan.
w. W. Kradwell has an interesting
display in the window at the Krad-
well drug store in honor Of the meet
ing Of the Spanish-American war vet
Grams this week. The collection in
cludes many relics, the most inter
esting being a piece Of shrapnei
which killed his bunkmate. Blood
stains the piece Of iron which found
it's victim. There are cartridges,
buttons, guns, kit, Booklets, and the
suit worn by Mr. Kradwell. Many
visitors are examining the relics In
the window.
Harlan Kelley is home to spend the
vacation after attending Carroll coll
eye the past year. Stanley Kalkhurst
of Carroll college accompanied him
and will remain a few days and then
will depart for his home in Beaver
Dam. Mr.. Kelley expects to be in
New York with his father this sum-
mer. The parent, Attorney J. M. Kel-
ley is now in Baraboo and Harlan
will return with him.
r. G. Young is having new resi-
dence erected on Second street. The
foundation has been laid and the
building of the house proper is ex-
pected to start today. The considera-
ton will be about $4,000
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Jacobs, who have
been staying at the home Of J. s.
Hall for a short time, left this morn
ing. Mr.. Jacobs returned to GAINESVILLE
and Mrs. Jacobs went to Tomah where
she will attend the convention of the
Pythian Sisters as a delegate from
GAINESVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs for
merly resided in this city.
Fred Young, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Young, has been in Baraboo on
a short vivsit with relatives. He is
driving a car for J. H. Kahler and
family, Rochester, Mimi, Mr.. Kahler
being the owner of a large hotel in