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


her garden yesterday. This is excep-
tionally early for potatoes here, the
first Of the crop usually appearing
in the early part of July.
Mrs. Emma Walsh is entertaining
her Liece, Mrs. II. II. Whitstruck. and
daughter, Minneapolis. The guests go
from here TO Madison and on to Chi
cago. Mrs. Walsh returned a few
days ago from Chicago where she
was quo st at a wedding
Mrs. Herman cogard left this morn
ing for Evanston, where she will
spend about two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard /. Potter. She will also
visit with relatives in Charles City,
Iowa, and later join her husband, who
is advance manager with the White
and Myers chautauqua.
Oscar Moreno has bought out the
entire meat business of Blumenfeldt
and Feinberg and hereafter the bust
ness will be conduced by him. Mr..
Moreno purchased a half interest in
the business several months ago.
The phone will remain under the
name and number formerly used.
Every dollar paid for Tanlac is
money well spent. The Fisher Drug
Store.
Harold Kingsford, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. s. Kingsford of this city, has
accepted a position in one of the larg-
est furniture stores in Minneapolis
and will remain there during the
summer vacation. Mr.. Kingsford has
attended the state university of Min
nesota during the past two years.
Sir. and Mrs. Will Corey of Datous
Beach, Florida, are guests at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Snyder
The visitors expect to remain for
some weeks. They were formerly res
idents OF Rock county. Mrs. Corey is
sister of DR.. Snyder.
When the University of Iowa geo.
logy students left their camp at De.
wills lake this morning, their tents
were folded and hauled to the Lower
Narrows of the Raraboo river where
they have been eTectd. Work will be
done in that region. The students
the new camp in time for the supper
gong and evening lecture by Profess
sor Wentworth.
! Mrs. Elizabeth Owen moved from her
farm in Fairfild to Baraboo and tenn
porarily is at the home of her son,
David Owen, 2O3 Cecond street. The
farm is just east of the one occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Palmer on the
| Baraboo Portage road. There Mrs.
Owen has resided for fifty years. Sh.
expects to purchase a home in Bara-
boo a little later.
ranlac is a family meicine, as
good for children as it is for grown
folks. The Fisher Drug Store.
Miss Marel Deppe, daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. T. r. Deppe of this city,
graduated from Milwaukee Normal
recently, having completed the two
year course. Mrs. Deppe attended the
commencement exercises and was ac-
cOmpanid home by her daughter. En-
route they stopped off in Racine for
visit with Mrs. Deppe's sister, Miss
Eva Robinson, who returned with
them and S visiting here.
Belle Risley, director of the local
branch Sherwood Music school, gave
recital yesterday afternoon to the
Ovnger pupils, and in the evening
% the older ones at her studio, 209
First avenue. The rooms were decor
ted with ferns, flowers and flags.
Seventy-five numbers were given,
consisting Of violins, piano, vocal
ools. and duets after which twenty
five dopolmas were given. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
another touch of hospital.
HoWS THIS BED BARGAIN {?
| New Pinch post vernis martin iron
| bed $500. New all metal springs. So
60 New all cotton mattress $685..
Complete bed only $500. Ebert
Searles, 522 So. enter St
The local Masonic lodge, No. "a at
tended divine service in body Sun
day morning at the Presbyterian
church. The pastor, Rev E. c. Henke,
chaplain of the loige, breaches the
sermon which was on the life and in
fluence of John the Baptist, revered
alike by Church and Masonic Orders.
He spoke of Johns preparation and
conservation to the welfare of hu-
mainly. His fear of God made him
fearless before men and the king.
His denunciation of injustice and i'm
morality was watched by his declara-
! ton of theforgiveness of sins, and
heralding the kingdom of God and the
coming of Christ.
Don't suffer any longer. Get your
stomach in shape by taking Tanlac
and eat what you want. The Fisher
Drug Store.
George Y. Dodd was about the only
democrat present at the Democratic
convention advertised to be held Sat
urday afternoon in the courthouse.
Those who did come TO see what was
going on left before the convention