Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-29

Chicago a week ago. They left for
their hme today expecting to stop off
in Madison for a short stay.
Mr.. asd Mrs. Alvin Johnson and
family of this city and the Misses
Iva. Erma, and Hazel Gotscham of
North Freedom motored to Marsh
field on Sunday and visited with Miss
Ada Getchman the ladies' sister, who
is in training in ST. Joseph's hospital
at that place
Edward Blackwell. son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Blackwell, Fifth street,
was graduated from the Wauwatosa
seminary on last Friday and has al
ready accepted a call to the Lutheran
church at Brookings, S. d. Mr.. Blake
well has been visiting in Plymouth,
Wis, for sevral days and will spend
few weeks here with his parents
before leaving for Brookings to take
up his duties.
Arthur Griebling of this city has
accepted the managersnip OF the local
A. Z y. store, the Red Front, and has
assumed his duties. He has previously
beer employed in the accounting de-
partment of the C. & N. w. railroad
and has had some experience in the
grocery business. His predecessor,
Mr.. Touton. expects 10 leave soon
OF vacation trip to the northern
part of the state, accompanied by his
wlte and daughter, Elizabeth He has
conducted the business here for the
| past three years.
Mrs. H. C.. Horton and daughter!
Miss Ethel Sue. returned :o1ay :lom
Milwaukee whore they have spent the
winter and are at their home on Third
street for the summer. Miss Horton
was an Instructor in the Alilwaux. g
Downer during the past year.
Mrs. Catherine Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 7. Fer1in and daughter Jose
phine returned to their homes in Hud-
son this morning having spent the
past few days here in attendance Of
the Foresters convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rowland and
three children of Adams visited here
over the weekend at the William Row
land home, Eighth street They are
enroCte for New York, where they
expect to spend about two weeks
Sightseeing and visiting with rela-
tives In Chicago, they were joined
by Mr.. Rowland's mother Mrs. Jennie
Rowland. who accompanies them.
Miss Edith Schreiner is enjoying a
two weeks vacation from her duties
as saleslady at RiSley Brothers dry
goods store and has gone to her home
in Plain for a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Schreiner She was
! accompanied home Sunday by Miss
Alice Springer, Walter Aron, and Ray
Clamer who spent the day at the
Schreiner home.
Mrs. G. T. Wood, who lives near
the pumping station. is the second
person to receive apair of new shoes
free at the Rowland Shoe company
sale. A pair of shoes valued up to
$3.50 is being given away free each
day during the weeks sale being con-
Quoted by the above firm.
Christ Alisch and Harold Him,
Prairie du Sac, charged with entering
the BOham Pool bail in Prairie du
Sac were brought to Baraboo and
were committed to the local bastile
to await a hearing before Judge
Adolph andre on the above charge.
The defendants are both youths and
the deed was alleged to have been
done at night when the place was
closed. Nothing of value was missing
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Beuer of Denver,
Iowa, visited here at the home of the
latter's brother, Jacob Eckstein, dur
ing the latter part of the week, leav-
ing by auto for Hancock, MINI, yes
terday morning to visit Mrs. Beurer's
two sisters and brother They will
visit at other places In places in Min
eSota tefo.e returning to their home
in Iowa.
District Attorney and Mrs. II. J.
Bohn are the proud possessors of
twin babies, boy and a girl, born
to them at their home on Sixth street
yesterday morning. Mother and babies
nAO ACpOibC 6CNNAA6 dAOA6 hASClgs
NJ. md Mrs. JOIN S2."maS Of
Sank City were business visitors In
the city on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip VOlk of Sank
City visited here with their daughters.
Mrs. Jerry Cramer and Mrs. Will Cra-
mer, Sunday.
Leonard Stillson, John and Paul
Sneathen have arrived from Detroit,
in an automobile owned by Mr.. Still
son. They will tarry in the Baraboo
region during their vacation.
The Misses Christina Peterson and
Ella MCLEAN and Charles Nelson of
Spring Green called on friends here
last evening and attended the gradual
ing exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. DwinnelI, two
sons and daughter, have gone to Lee
gonier, Indiana. in an automobile for
a visit with relatives at the old home