Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31

Mrs. Louis Werlich IN this city. She
! has, been visiting her + sistera Mrs.
, II. PsJohnson, and husband Dr. John
son. f 49,
MRS. B. ], R.. Post of Sank TCityswas
in Baraboo Saturday on business /,
! Mr. and Mrs. TIC. Christensen of
Chicago are visiting at the home of
. Mr., and Mrs. ], c. Barry. NJ Christ
ensen states Chicago was swept by a
. heavy torrent and gale Thursday. The
. temperature dropped. about. thirty de
gTees during the storm; (which lasted
about thirty minutes Fio rea-e ..s
! MIR, and Mrs, Louis Werlich and
3 Dir. and Mrs. o. b. Gloyd have re-
2 turned from an automobile trip to
Spring Green where they visited with
) the G. f. Post. family at that place,
d. Miss Irene Sturdevent has returned
) to; her home in North Freedom after
visiting with her. grandfather r and
3 grandmother Mr. and Mrs. Milo Sturr
usfdnCTisiT tgBs eff OF QigJ s MOI
Miss d.ilah sPreme rleftTfort Layalle
3 this onoraing where she, will, visit her
aunt Mrs Sam Cobleigh.z She went
! with Miss Belle Risley's' music class
} which will give alrecital in Ableman
/ after which she VIII journey on to
7 LaVaAe. sShe was accompanied by
Miss Genevieve Kramer.
; Last night about eleven o'clock the
doors of the George Isenberg garage
on First street were found to be wide
open and the lights burning. When
members of the family went to in
vestigate the automobile was found
to be in the garage. 1t is hard to
decide whether the lights were ac-
cidentally left on and the wind blew
the doors open or whether would be
auto thieves were active.
W. G. Mason, department of agric--
allure, Washington, ID. c., was in
Baraboo yesterday to obtain informa
tion and pictures about small parks
which have been provided for public
use and requests made for roads or
other improvements for the public
good. While here he visited Man
Mound park and took ride over the
Warner Memorial road. After a trip to
the Dells he went to LaValle to see
FAIRY Dell park and spring, now in
great favor as a result of the efforts
of Will Head and others. Four volumes
will be issued by the government on
what is being done to provide play
grounds for the public for requests
for memorial roads, bridges and the
like, the purpose being to stimulate
such movements in other communi-
ties.
A son arrived at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Kamrath recently. The
child has been named Lloyd Bertram.
Wagenhals and Kemper producers
OF "The Bat" are making nation
wide appeal to the 100000 and more
persons who have already seen their
wonderful mystery play to keep Sc
cret of the plays ending. Reports
from theater managers throughout
the country make it seem evident
that at least 100000 more persons
will see this remarkable play before
the season is over A return engage
scheduled for this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Pearson, Jr., have
returned from their brief honeymoon
in Canada and Duluth. They will make
their home in the future at BIC Fifth
street in this city. Mrs. Pearson was
formerly Miss Grace Racket of this
city, having become Mrs. Pearson
August 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Johnson and family
of Adams, who have been spending
some time in this city, have gone to
Madison to spend three or four days
after which they will return to their
home.
Members of the United States Sun
day school band from Rock Island,
Ill. stopped in Baraboo yesterday en-
route on their fourteenth annual tour.
The youths were making the trip in
two trucks.
Miss Lorena Bonnell returned to
her home yesterday afternoon after
visiting in Baraboo with her uncle.
William Marquardt, The young lady
resides in North Freedom.
William Schweehill came from Mil
waukee yesterday afternoon to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tessmer. He
is a cousin of the lrtter.
Mrs. c. L. Wilcox of Union Center
has returned to her home after visit
ing with Mrs. H M. Corsaw and II. J.
Wilcox. The last metioned are daugh
ter and son Of Mrs Wilcox.
Willis Shue left yesterday after
noon for his home in Camp Douglas
after a short stay with his sister,
Mrs. o. G. McGilvra, in this city.
Previous to his visit here he visited
in Beloit
Mrs. George Morse, Mrs. Florence
Stolte and daughter Florence of Reeds
burg spent yesterday in this city on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Larrabee and