Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-24
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mundth,
Sank Prairie, a son on August
goth. The mother will be remembered
as Miss Hazel Olson.
DIR. and Mrs. P. c. Hardy, chiroprac-
tors formerly praC Using in Baraboo,
are here 70 a visit with friends. They
left here some fifteen months ago for
Auburn, Maine, in order TO be locat-
ed near relatives. The Hardys are
on their way TO Davenport, Iowa to
attend the national chiropractic con-
vention there the latter part of this
month and could not resist the inn
pulse to return to this city where
they made many friends during their
residence. DR.. Hardy states that
Baraboo seems like home and it was
at considerable sacrifice that he
moved away DIR. NJ. NJ. Backes, who
recently located in Barabpo is a
classmate of DR.. Hardy.
Early Sunday morning some of the
youthful campers on the west end OF
carried out of their tents while asleep
by midnight providers possessing two
legs. TwC of the embarrassed youths
we're carried to the lake shore and
awoke from their slumbers to see the
stars shining over their heads toward
morning and then hurriedly hikec for
their respective tents to summon aid
and return their cots to the proper
locations before other campers view
ed heir discomfort.
The gathering of Bonham descen-
dants held a family reunion at the
camp of the Crysler and Henry fam
lies at Weigand's Bay on Sunday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Crysler and sons, Chas. and
John, of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Henry of LarimOre, S. Oak, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Bonham and son, Robert,
and Mrs. Geo. McCready and daugh-
ter, Miss Maude of BarabOO, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Edwards and three
daughters of Evansville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Walster and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Haberman and two chill
dren and Anton Haberman Of Lodi,
Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Walster and
son Ralph, and wife of Marble Rock,
Ia. John Straight and wife and Mrs.
Annie Egger of Spring Green, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Bonham. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bonham, Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Bon
ham and daughter, Doris and Dorothy
,Trussell of this city.-Sauk County
NCws
Saturday night about midnight
three small deer were seen on the
Warner Memorial road, about half
way between Baraboo and Devils
lake near the William Schoephoest-
er farm by Richard Curry, Harold
Mash and Roy Isenberg who were rid
ing in the Isenberg automobile. The
deer were in the road and as they
were not seen until the automobile
was nearly upon them il was with
difficulty that striking them was
avoided The deer were presumably
very young, not one being over three
feet ia heighth.
In the list of nominations for the
Popular Girl contests to be conducted
on Labor Day as a part of the Ameri-
can Legion celebration, the name of
Miss Elizabeth Long was omitted.
Her name should have stood second
only TO the highest on the list. The
complete list of girls to be voted up
on reads as follows: the Misses Bes-
sic Berkeley, Elizabeth Long, Bstelle
Isenberg, Marie Briscoe, May Nc
Mahon. and Gladys Amundson.
]. j. Clarke. who has been seriously
i'll for the past three weeks, is again
able to be about, He was at his
place of business today and hopes
with additional help TO adequately
take care of the work in his shoe
repairing shop.
Mrs. Mary Suffer has returned to
her home in San Francisco after
spending several weeks visiting with
relatives in this vicinity. A trip TO
New York was made during her stay
here. after which she returned 10
this place.
George Retzlaff from near North
Freedom spent Thursday visiting his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Retz-
Ian.
William Schoephoerster recently
broke his wrist when he fell off a
stepladder while picking plums on his
farm. The ladder tipped to one side
an Mr.. Schoephoerster leaned the
other way an fell, inturing his wrist.
At present he is getting along nicely
although the injured limb WIN require
a bandage for some time.
Miss Ruth Southland entertained
several friends at a one o'clock fun-
cheon yesterday at her home on