Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-04-27
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THURSDAY
X o o o o o o o q o Y

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has been in that place for several
days, he having been transferred to
Watertown by the Prudential Insuran-
ce company for which he has been
agent here for many years
At a regular meeting of the st.
Margaret's guild of Trinity Episcopal
church at the home OF Mrs. Pease
there was shower surprise for the
treasurer of the organization, Mrs.
W. r. Rowland. The gifts were for
Robert Richard Rowland, the inf. at
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland. An ad-
ded pleasure of the afternoon was
the sudden appearance OF Mrs.
George j. Kuhns. Madison, mother of
Mrs. Rowland, her coming being espi-
cially for the occasion. There were
many gifts and pleasant recollec-
tions. Refreshments of ice cream and
cake concluded the program of the
afternoon.
John II. Lennihan of this city
was fued $1,000 and costs amounting
TO 1924 in the court Of Justice
AdOlph Andre on Wednesday. The
youthful offender was charged with
carrying away pair of fireman's
boots from the lire apparatus room
Of the city hall. Ira Hoege charged
with the theft OF the II. K Dillen-
beck automobile also was charged
with taking pair Of boots from the
city hall HOege it is claimed con-
fessed and also mentioned Lenihan's
name in connection. Hoege was re-
Gently sentenced to two years in the
state penitentiary, and later paroled.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Helm left this
morning for Wheeling, West Virginia,
where they will visit their son Frank
and family. They will also visit in
Washington -. c., with Mrs. Helms
brother, viii Holt, and family.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Web
ner an eight pound son, Wednes-
day afternoon.
William II. Hadley, "a, 7O1 E. John
son street died Tuesday at a Madi-
son hospital after a lingering illness
Of several months He had been a
resident Of Madison for the past Is
years, and was connected with the
Badger State Shoe Co.
Mrs. Leonard Roser and Miss
Esther Murphy entertained a num-
Der Of friends on Tuesday evening
in honor OF Miss Frances Kennedy
of Madison. who has been spending
a few days here. Four tables of 500
were played and music was enjoyed.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Miss Kennedy was presented with
pretty hand painted plate in remem-
brance Of the delightful occasion.
When Rev f. o. COOntz, pastor of
the A. c. church, returned to his
home after attending the lecture at
the Baptist church on Tuesday even
ing, he suspected that there was
someone in the house and on open
ing the door. discovered a house full
OF young folks. who had come to
celebrate his birthday anniversary.
About twenty-fOur were present and
an enjoyable social time was had.
Refreshments were served. Several
appropriate tokens were left for
Rev. COOntz in remembrance of the
pleasant occasion.
Tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Urban gave a farewell party
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brad,
who leave Saturday for Canton. Mo-.
to join the Campbell. Bailey and
Hutchins show. Ten couples were
present and delightful time was had
playing cards. Prizes were awarded
the winners A dainty luncheon was
served and an enjoyable time was
had by all present.
Jacob Alexander of the town of
Fairfield was I'm BaraboO today and
reports the Wisconsin river lHas
been higher than known in the men,
DRY of the Oldest inhabitants of the
Plummer neighbOrhOod. This maxi
mum stage was no doubt due to a
dam going out in the Merrill region.
The approach to the Chapman bridge
was washed away but has been re-
paired.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Alexander, Mr..
and Mrs. John Alexander, Mrs. w.
w. Beige, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Schuster and son Dewey. and Mrs.
Philipena Stackhouse attended the
funeral of James Waddell at North
Freedom on Tuesday On account of
there being so much water in the
cemetery in Westfeld it was decid-
ed to place the remains i'm a vault
at Reedsbuyg until conditions have
improved.
Although the local High school does
not expect to enter the district de-
clam6tory contest, Supt A. c. Kings
ford has offered a prize for the win
ner OF a local contest to be held at
yhe High school on next Wednesday.
Fourteen girls tried out at pre-
liminary contest held last week and
many of the selections given proved
10 be very good indeed. The seven
who were chosen and their selections
are as follows: Irma Thomson Ore