Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-03


the largest enrolment in their his
tory.
Capt. Bruce Mccoy. a <oA of Gen.
Robt. B. Mccoy of Sparta. has start
ed on trip which he expects to
take him around the world Mr.. Nc
Coy graduated with honors from the
course in Journalism at the Univer-
sity OF Wisconsin in June and is TAX
ing this trip TO get experience in
various newspapers before settling
down. He expects 10 be gone about
five years anG TO visit and work in the
principle newspapers of the world
before returning home.
The unidentified woman whose
body, clad only in bathing suit, was
found in Lake Mendoza near the end
of the women's pier at the university
campus in Madison was recognized
Thursday as a woman who had told
of being in Madison for. several days
waiting for money from her husband
to continue a trip from her home at
Miami, Fla, to st. Paul. Her name is
not known.
Dr. F. z. Tryon. city health officer,
has received a report from the State
Board of Health at Madiosn, which
states that the Baraboo water is
fine, no improvement could be sug-
gested. DR., Tryon recently sent wa
ter from four different parts of the
city mains and each sample was
found excellent.
Mrs. ]. w. Neff and son have re-
turned to their home in Adams after
visiting here with Mrs Neffs mother,
Mrs. j. r. Whalen:
DIR. Ada Lamson and sister, Mrs.
Julia Turner, of Casper, Wyoming,
who is visiting here with DR.. Lam
son, were Reedsburg visitors today.
Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Wheeler have
returned from ReedsbuTg where they
were called by the serious illness of
Mrs. Charles Hester. The patient is
, improving now, however.
Mrs, Charles Loos has returned
from a six weeks stay in Los Angel
es, California. She visited with her
daughters, Olive and Lillian, and her
son Charles and reports a very en-
joyable trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Terwilliger
have left Tor their future home in
) southern California. They expect to
visit in Milwaukee with their son
Bert and wife and in Chicago, making
: thhe trip by automobile.
t o. w. Eighmy of California came
5 last night to visit his cousin, Mrs. f
r b. Winslow, Sylvester Du Bois and
/ others relatives. The cousins had not
met for 20 years. Mr.. Eighmy came
2 to Madison to attend the reunion OF
his company, the 18th Wisconsin
: Regulars. He came alone although
, almost sc years old and is well and
: hearty.
, w c. Barry, editor of the RichlanC
} Center Democrat, and a party OF
friends were in the city last evening
, and enjoyed the concert given by the
? BaraNoo band.
. Mrs. A. c, Koch and daughter
Anna returned to their home in Chi
cago during the early part of the
week. They have spent the past
several weeks at the Koch home on
Fifth street, being called here by the
illness and death of Mrs. Koch's
brother-in-law, Richard Koch.
Mrs. Ellen Raymour of Rockford
is visiting here with her brother,
Richard Brandt, and family. Mrs.
Raymour will be remembered as Miss
Ellen Brandt, former Baraboo girl.
She recently moved to Rockford from
Phoenix, Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Schneider leave
tomorrow for a months auto trip, 60
ing to Yellowstone Park and other
points of interest. They will accom-
pany Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Luetscher
of Prairie du Sac and the travellers
will stop over Sunday with relatives
in Buffalo County before proceeding
west.
Simon Cobeigh has returned to his
home in La Vale after attending the
funeral of his brother, n. w. Cob
leigh, at Redwood Falls, Mimi. The
deceased is a former Sank county
man. He finished his eduiation in the
Baraboo High school and resided on
He moved to Redwood county in
1879. His death occurred in a Roch-
ester hospital, where his brother ST.
mon has gone to visit him.
The South Side Ladies Aid society
was pleasantly entertained at the
home of Mrs. l.. A. LeSeur south of
town on Wednesday, some 25 or 80
guests being present A delicious pic
mic dinner was served in cafeteria
style on the beautiful lawn and in
the afternoon, a short program was
given. Mrs. Ray Littlejohn gave a
most interesting account Of her re-
cent trip TO Canada. A short business
session was held and it was voted
to donate $40 to the Methodist hos
pital in Madison. Various parties Of
guests enjoyed walks in the woods