Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08

FRIDAY
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week Nlbfuits felhLifeS anu lSleuuS.
Mrs. NJ. u. Vethe spent the day in
Madison and was accompanied home
this evening by her daughter Mildred
who attends school there.
Miss Genevieve Jones has gone to
Tomah for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. o. c. ziegler, after which she
will return to her duties as nurse in
Resthaven hospital, Waukesha. Miss
Jones has spent about a week here
with her mother, Mrs. Cora Jones.
Mrs. S. ~. Wakefield spent yester-
day in Reedsburg, attending the grad
uating exercises of the Reedsburg
High school. two Of her nieces being
in the class, the Misses Leona Skin
ner and Winnifred Davenport.
Rev and Mrs. Richard Rowley are
spending few days in Chicago. Rev.
Rowley VIII have charge of the Sun
day services at the Ravenswood
Episcopal church Of which he was
formerly rector.
On Thursday afternoon a number of
young friends were entertained at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Il. X. Stevens
at AS Sixth avenue, in honor of the
ninth birthday of their daughter, Lu-
cinda. Ice cream, cake and other deli
castles delighted the little folks.
Mrs. w. w. Beige and three child
rem, Evelyn. Anginetta and Philip left
yesterday for Seattle, Washington,
where they will spend about three
weeks with Mrs. Beige's sister, Mrs.
Frank Fosdck, anu family. They were
accompanied by Mrs. George Moog,
who will also VISIT in Seattle with re-
latives and friends
The q. ~. s. held a meeting at the
Masonic Temple last evening. Sew
eral new members were taken into
the order, the Madison chapter ex-
employing the work in praiseworthy
manner All of the Madison Off
GERS were present with the exception
Of the Worthy Patron. whose place
was filled by a Past Worthy Patron,
and a large delegation from Madison
was present. There were also visitors
from the DeltOn and Adams chapters
and following the evenings work a
social time and luncheon were enjoy
ed Plans were made for a joint pic
mic Of the Eastern Star and Masonic
order TO he held in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs Harold e. Mason have
returned from a wedding trip to Mil
waukee snd Chicago and are making
their home on Lynn avenue. Mr. and
Mrs Mason were married at the Luth-
eran parsonage in Portage on Saturday
May goth, the Rev. William Nomme-
son officiating, the bride being a
daughter OF .. G.. Stuhlmacher of Port
age Mr. Mason is a son of Mrs. e. S.
Mason of Beaver Dam and is employ
ed as cashier in the local express Office
OF the American Express Co.
ON Thursday June 1, Mrs. Claude
Richards of Itasca, Wisconsin picked
box Of Strawberries at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Fay where she was
a guest and took the fruit with her
when she left for home on the night
train. This is unusually early for
strawberries and an abundant crop is
expected. Mr. Fay has fine garden
and the strawberries are of the best
Mrs. Richards took the berries with
her to show her friends at Itasca what
fruit can be grown so early in Bara-
boo. She was accompanied home by
her daughter who came with her to
BarabOO some days ago.
The graduates of the Sank county
schools. whose commencement took
place at the AL. Ringing theater yes
terday went on numerous tours of in
spectiOn around the town. The county
Jail, courthouse, printing office,
High school, and other places were
visited. At the Office of Clerk of
Court Frank b. Moss. they were privi-
legged 60 listen in ON the radio which
Mr. Moss has installed, which was a
great novelty TO most of the young
people After the exercises, the grad
yates were photographed on the steps
Of the courthouse by +. B. Trimpey.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. f. Meter and two
children gone to the Pacific coast,
first to spend some time at Tacoma.
They expect TO be gone several weeks.
Mrs. John Vanderveer and three
children have, returned to their home
in WyeViile after a weeks visit here
with relatives and friends
Mrs. nj. S. Marty and little daugh
ter have returned from a visit in
Monticello with the parents of Mrs
Marty, MIR. and Mrs. S. Amstutz.
Harry Abbott has gone to his sum-
mer home on the shore of Lake Men
dOta. He spends the winters in Bara-
boo and the summers at Madison.
The Monticello High school grad
uating class took their annual trip to
Kilbourn today. calling on friends in
Baraboo enrOute. There are 16 in this
years class.
Gale and Beatrice Payne of Prairie
du Sac have been visiting at the
home OF their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Payne. Second street. Miss
Beatrice was one of the graduates at