Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-05-04
Mirror lake vicinity.

Mirror lake vicinity.
The Baraboo visitors at the tri-an-
nual conclave of Knight Templars ia
New Orleans, DR.. +. p. Ellis, J. w.
Harrington, and Mr.. and Mrs. z. F.
Boehm, returned from their trip on
Sunday and Monday nights and re-
port very enjoyable week in the
south. Mr.. Harrington says that the
summer is quite far advanced in
Louisiana, the magnolia blossoms
are nearly gone but the oleanders
are in full bloom. He CHANGED to
meet Mrs. L. p. Hathaway, formerly
of Baraboo, before her marriage Miss
Stella Dennis, who is now making
her home in New Orleans.
Miss Charlotte E. Smith left this
morning for her old home in Toron-
to, Canada. Miss Smith has been in
charge of the Baraboo hospital for
the past seven years. Miss Lottie
Bellows has taken charge of the hospi
tai and, assisted by Miss Anna Smith.
formerly of the hospital staff, will
manage the institution in the future.
Miss Bellows is a Baraboo girl, and
graduate nurse from Trinity hos
pital, Milwaukee. She has practiced
her profession for several years, al
though not in BarabOO, and has many
friends here who wish her every sue
cess in her new enterprise.
NEW TRAVELLING BAGS. Genuine
leather $3.50. Searles 522 So. Center
Street
Gollmar Brothers circus, Gollmar
in name only, is TO show in ST. Louis,
Missouri, May 5-6-7, according to a
copy of the Amusement Review, a
copy of which has been received at
this Office. The name of Fred C.. Coll
mar appears as Editor in Chief of the
publication and the various features
of the show are set forth in the six
page sheet. Although the Gollmars
are not the owners OF this show
through negotiations with them, the
right to use the name has been OBJ
tanned and judging by the Amusement
Review, the circus is everything that
a circus should be from clowns to ele-
plants. The main tent has a seating
capacity of 5000
The regular meeting of the West
Minister Guild of the Presbyterian
church was held with Mrs. Robert
Ransum on Monday evening. During
the business hour, committees were
appointed for the annual banquet,
May Is, which is to be in the nature
of a Mothers and Daughters ban
quet. At the close of the business
meeting, dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Hoag. All present
spent a most pleasant evening. The
three previous meetings were held
with Miss Goldie Towers, at Mrs.
Alba Browns; Mrs. Clarence Thomas
and Miss Ethel Newell respectively.
Profitable business has been carried
on at each meeting and enjoyable
evenings reported by all members.
BOYS NEW PANTS Special Sc
Ebert Searles, 522 So. Center st.
On Monday night as Mr.. and Mrs.
Atwood Smith in their new Hudson
were returning TO their home on the
shore of Devils lake, they turned out
to meet a car between the park en-
trance and the turn a short distance
south of the ]. L. Bonham home. The
shoulder of the road has not been
completed there and the road is
rough at the side of the concrete. In
turning back the car crossed the road
and went over the bank, landing on
the top. Mrs. Smith was slightly in
jured but fortunately both escaped
without a serious mishap. The top
held up the car and they were able
to crawl from beneath the machine.
Edward Coughlin Of the firm of Stortz
& Coughlin came along soon after, as
did a number of others, giving what
aid was necessary.
Oscar Moreno has purchased half
interest in the B. e. F. meat market
on Oak street Mr.. Moreno was form
erly one of the proprietors of the
South Side meat market, having
sold ont HIS interests not long ago
TO Leonard Briggs.