Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-14


Dumas and family who have been re
siding on Barker street.
o, o c o Q o e : o ,
o MONDAY O
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Blank Sr. en-
tertained the following at dinner YES.
terday: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wagner
and daughter Helen Marie of Mil
waukee, Mrs. Mary Koch. Milwaukee
Howard Hahne Madison; and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Blank Jr. of Baraboo
The visitors returned to their homes
in Madison and Milwaukee by auto
mobile yesterday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. August G. Zauft. Mrs.
John Lange, Mrs Ed. Pooch and Miss
Vira Koerth motored to Lacrosse
the latter part of last week to see
DR.. Henke of the Grand View hos
pital. They report the roads very
dry and the weather hot. The trim to
La Crosse was made on route SO and
the return on 81 and II. They found
p to be the best route.
Tuesday the show at the Ringing
theater in Baraboo was the attraction
that took an Adams party consisting
of Theodore Werner and family, Mrs
Will Ward and little daughter and
Tony Bret to that city. They started
early in the day and spent the after.
noon at Hilbourn
Charles Wild of Beloit was in Bara.
boo today on his way to Kilbourn to
attend the annual meeting of The
hotel men of the state. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wild and the other members of the
family have spent the summer at Lake
Geneva. They have purchased a
cottage at the western end of the
lake, less than thirty miles from Be
lott and there the family goes from
time to time. Mr.. and Mrs. Wild ex-
pect to go to Florida for the winter.
Some time ago Mrs Wilds mother,
Mrs. Dinsmore, fell and had not en-
tirely recovered.
Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Gerofski, Mrs.
Carrie Goude and Mrs. John Howard
motored to Sheboygan Falls yesterday
for few days visit. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerofski expected to visit with the
Rev. Mayhem and family, who were
formerly located in Baraboo, Rev
Mayhem being pastor of the local
Baptist church Mrs. Goude visited
with her daughter Blanche, who is
now married and resides in Sheboy-
gan Falls.
The report was current on Satur-
day afternoon that the murderers of
Julius, William and Mary Balzer, vic
Tins of the recent hammer murder
in the Town of Troy, had been ar
rested. The story was established
with all details and sounded very
well but apparently lacked the one
necessary element, that of being true
Baraboo authorities have as vet made
no arrests although they are still
working on the case. The false report
gained more credence yesterday when
it was learned that District Attorney
H. J. Bohn, Sheriff H. c. Neitzel and
Judge andre had left for parts un-
known early in the morning. AS a
matter of fact the trio were merely
rounding up witnesses in connection
with court cases that will come up
this week.
Philip Neitzel has returned to Chi
cago. where he is employed after a
few days visit here with his mother.
Mrs. Amelia Neitzel. Miss Lydia
Neitzel, also of Chicago, is visiting
here with her mother.
Mrs. w. r. Irish, who been at the
home of Mrs. Frank Avery for some
time, has taken rooms at the resi-
dence OF Mr. and Mrs. f. F. Lueth,
$50 Fifth avenue Mrs. Grace Bar
nard Of Spencer. Iowa, will make her
home during the coming winter with
her sister Mrs. Irish. Mrs. Barnard
has visited in Baraboo several times
and has a number of friends here.
A family reunion of the Gus Bar
kenhagen family and various rela-
tives took place at Ochsner park
yesterday This is an annual affair
and A members of the family were
able to be present for the bounteous
picnic dinner and social afternoon yes
terday. Among those present were
the following: James Robinson family
Portage; Gus Barkenhagen family,
Baraboo; Mr.. and Mrs. John Barken-
hagen. Moorehead, Mimi; Louis
Haunle family, Mrs. Oscar Meter,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Acorn. Mrs. Fred
Rocker and three eajldren, Portage;
John Caflisch and M. Bump families
of Fairfield; MIR. and Mrs. Otto Smith