Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-15


while ago among my papers the pro-
gram of our class exercises. l shall
display it in triumph, especially if no
one else possesses one. There were %
OF US. How many still live / have
not the slightest idea. Hardly expect
to meet third OF then" as he APP
proaches he four score post.
The NJ. NJ. NJ. Sunday class OF the
Presbyterian church were entertained
last evening at the home of Eilene
Sloniker. Eight members were pres
ent. After a short business meeting
Refreshments were served. The next
meeting will be at the lake with Helen
Koppke as hostess.
Last night invited friends of Linda
Wolfe met at her home on Wood
street to help her celebrate her birth
day. After being chased from games
on the lawn by the rain. the Edison
and piano furnished entertainment
until refreshments of ice cream, straw
berries and cakes were served. Those
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user, Amanda Schultz, Verna Scholler
Mable Green, Murrel Graf, Louise
Bishop, Florence Paddock, Esther
Simonds and Helen Schultz. All de-
parted wishing the hostess many
happy returns of the day.
Mrs. John Mccarthy has returned
from Reedsburg where she spent sew
eral days with her daughters, Mrs.
]. TAFT an Mrs. II. Meyer
Mrs. Otto Johnson OF Adams. who
has spent the past two or three weeks
here with her mother, Mrs. Il. Rote,
left for Lacrosse today, where she
will spend a short time.
p. L. Lynch of Madison has open
al the p. l.. Lynch agency over the
Olympia Candy kitchen on Oak street.
All kinds of insurance will be written
Mr.. Lynch has resided in Madison
for a number of years and will make
Baraboo his home.
Mrs. H. A. Bauer, Mrs. J. Z.
Jones, and Mrs. A, c, French of Kill
bourn were Baraboo visitors yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Holmes of Bel
videre are spending the week here
with the formers brother, George
Holmes, Third avenue.
Mrs. WILDER Koepp fell at her
home on Fifth avenue a few days
ago and sprained one of her ankles
quite badly. She will be unable to
stand on the foot for a week or more.
VIM. Bruegemann of Reedsburg,
charged with the manufacture and
sale of moonshine, plead guilty before
Judge James II. Hill and received a
fine of $156.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burris have
moved to Prairie du Chen and will
make their home at that place in the
future. Mr.. Burris has been employ
ed at the Island Wooden mill and has
accepted a position in the mills at
Prairie du Chen.
Among the firms located outside of
BaraboO, but doing business here. who
have contributed to the fund of st.
Mary's Ringing Memorial hospital
are the Wisconsin Telephone comp
any, the Wisconsin Power Light &
Heat company, the American Refrac-
.ories company, and the Morris F.
FOX & company, Investment Securi-
ties, Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Claus and
daughter-in-law, Mrs, George E. Claus
Of Rockford, have been visiting the
mother of Mr.. Claus, Mrs. Olive Claus
1913 Eighth street, and other relatives.
While here Mr.. Claus made a number
of fishing trips to Briggsville, Pardee-
Vile, and other places, taking back to
Rockford a number of fish specimens
to exhibit to his friends in the Illi-
nois city. He says that Rockford has
about 10000 people and that business
is picking up at the present.
The Mission club of the Congrega-
tional church held it's regular month
ly meeting yesterday afternoon at the
George Patterson cottage at Devils
lake. About thirty-five members
were present and the usual program
was given, followed by talk by Miss
Molly Smith on Public Health Nurs-
ing, which was interesting and in
structive. A picnic supper was serv-
ed, Mrs. Patterson assisted in serv-
ing by Mrs. George Andrews, Mrs.
Sam Neitzel, Mrs. George Hawkins,
and Mrs. Frank Berkeley.
Irwin and Andrew Eide and Ray
Fitzsimmons, all of whom are en-
ployes in Heggestead's store at Lodi
had narrow escape from serious ac-
cident. They were driving the stores
delivery car toward Lodi on the Okee
road and sas they were coming down
the hflT by Webster bluff the steer
ing gear failed to work. Result-the
car bumped into a telephone pole be-
side the road,g broke the pole, and
damaged the car considerably. How
ever. none OF tl1e boys were injured.
which seems almost miraculous.
AT a baseball game at Hillsboro
one of the players, Fowler of Camp