Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-06-09
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MONDAY
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hilliard LETT
today for an auto trip to Green Bay
accompanied by Mrs. A. w. Melzl.
L. H. Fellows of Richland Center
was a Baraboo visitor Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Fellows formerly resided in
this city.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Tus-
sci, a daughter, Jean Lucille. Mother
and baby are both doing we'll at the
home of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. r. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. L. James of Rich
land Center and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Hamilton Of Ithaca drove here yes
terday. called upon friends and had
dinner with Mr.. James aunt, Mrs. F.
a. Nehs.
Rev. C. A. Wilson of OcOnomowoc
and Mr.. White of the same place are
spending a few days at the formers
cottage at Devils lake which is locat-
ed on Messenger shore. Rev. Wilson
was formerly pastor of the Trinity
church in this city.
G.. w. Andrews gave the ritual Sun
yday at the Memorial services for the
M. w. A. members who are buried in
the Baraboo cemetery. Over % mem
beers of the M. w. A. lodge met at the
Baptist church and went to the Gene
terry by automobile. The services were
in honor of 81 departed.
Rollo Curry and r. C. Fogle were
among the BaraboO anglers at Briggs
vile today.
lAr. and Mrs. James Olson, daugh-
ter Agnes and son Ward have return
ed to their home in Lodi after spend
ing Sunday at the home of the for
Kner's brother, S. w. Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weinke, son
Clarence and daughter Hazel, OF Cal
,edonia spent Sunday at the home or
John Lange in the city.
Hugo Schultz of Prairie du Sac
was arrested recently on the COM
plant Of game warden Edward Fess
of Madison. The charge was taking
bass out of the Wisconsin river. The
defendant pleaded guilty and was
fined $50 and costs amounting to $685.
"a. The case was tried in the court
of Justice Fl. L. Halsted.
The remains Of four BaraboO sol
Giiers-Elmore E. Schram, Albert Mar
quardt, Donald Duncan, and Edward
Cummings-are expected to arrive
from France in a few days. The mem
bers of the American Legion will
meet at the G. A. r. hall this evening
in order to make special arrange
ments for the funerals of the heroes.
w. D. CahoOn, Wilbur CahOon and
Grin Cahoon are listed as the success
full anglers of Sunday at Briggsville.
here were many fishermen at the re-
sort during the day but the Baraboo
men seem to have had the largest
catch, which amounted TO ten pickerel
ranging from az to 1911 pounds.
Representatives from all Of the
BaraboO banks attended the opening
of the Reedsburg bank at Re9dsburg
on Saturday afternoon and evening.
Gifts of flowers were sent by the
Bank of Baraboo and other banks.
Bankers also came from Chicago, Kill
bourn, Mansion, Sparata and other
places.
Employees of the local post office to
the number of 81 gathered recently in
the basement of the building where
refreshments were served and a gen.
eraI good time was enjoyed by all
present The affair was in honor OF
Frank Plummer who was recently re
tired from the P. o. after 20 years OF
service.
Miss Cecilia NJ Thieman, who has
been teaching school in Thompson
Falls, Montana this year, is at home
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Thieman. Arthur P. Murphy
formerly of Thompson Falls and now
manager of the Kirkland hotel and
cottages at Devils lake, and Miss
Thieman will be married soon.
r. G. Fogle and family were in
Madison Sunday in their automobile
and while there met with a slight &C
cident The Baraboo machine was
parked on one of the streets in the
capital city when passing automo
bile was struck by a street car and
thrown against the Fogle auto Slight
damages were done to the Baraboc
car with the exception of bent fen
der.
c. I. Sturdevant of this city was
successful in landing a pickerel OF
the large variety Sunday at Merri
mack. The fish weighed 16 pounds
and measured three feet and -four
inches in length. Mr.. Sturdevant
states that this was his first exper
fence with so large a fish and he had
a thrilling time while landing Mr.
Pickerel.
According to q message received
at this Office from the Yards News
Bureau of Chicago, marriage license
has been issued at Rockford, Ill. tc