Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-05-25
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Miss Lillian Dahnke of LaValle
transacted business in the city today
Joyce & Siberz Insurance agency
of this city has insured the Wiscon-
sin Boys Band Tournament against
rain. The policy is for $500. The
eve-4t, which takes place June End
and 3rd in Kilbourn will have Juvenile
band representatives from all over
the state. The Baraboo High school
band will also attend.
Major Charles S. Buck of Madison
spoke to the boys of the High school
yeterday afternoon on the subject
of the Citizens Military training
camp TO be held at Camp Custer,
Michigan, from August End TO Septem-
Der End. This opportunity is offered
by the war department for young men
between the ages of II and q with
all expenses paid. Many of the young
men appeared interested in the offer
and it is believed that number of
them will avail themselves of the OPP
portunity. While in Baraboo, Major
Buck was the guest of ]. w. Troy.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Tony Koberstein of this city on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Felix Ferber of Prairie du Sac
spent yesterday in the city on bust
ness.
Mrs. o. E. Whitcomb of Adams was
the guest of Baraboo friends yester-
day
Mrs. P. Stackhouse and daughter
Nellie, W. W. Stackhouse, and Mrs.
Maude Hanley visited with relatives
in Westfeld today,
Mrs. Eldora Getchell has moved
from 314 Seventh avenue, where she
kept house for her brother, Mr.. Wat
kins, to rooms in the Nixon.residence
on Seventh avenue.
Edward Pierce has gene 10 La
Crosse where hers under physicians
care, having undergone an operation
at the Grand View hospital several
weeks ago.
L. c. WEIGH was taken to the Bara-
boo hospital yesterday where his
condition remains much the same. Mr..
WEIGH has been i'll for the past week,
suffering from influenza.
Mrs. Harry Dresen and daughters,
Lavona and Hazel, of Sank City spent
a short time in the city today before
leaving for Cazenovia where they will
visit with Mrs. Dresen's mother, Mrs.
Joseph Null.
Miss Minnie Raschein entertained
at her home on Fifth avenue last
evening in honor of a passing birth
day Cards were played after which
a delicious luncheon was served and
a social time enjoyed. All departed
wishing their hostess many happy
returns Of the ay.
J. T. Bates made a three day auto
trip to various points in the vicinity
last week, returning on Saturday.
Among places visited were Hillsboro
Richland Center. and Elroy and towns
out of those places. The trip was made
in connection with the business of ].
T. Bates & Son, real estate dealers.
Mrs. c. w. Gulliford of Park Rapids,
Minnesota, who has been visiting here
with her sister, Mrs. George Page,
and niece Mrs. d. Torpy, has gone to
Reedsburg for a visit of several days
at the G. Marcum home. Mrs. GULL
ford is a former resident of Reeds
burg. After her visit there, she will
return to Baraboo.
Ruben Lockwood, Civil war vet
eran suffered stroke of paralysis in
his arm Monday night. The member
is in a helpless condition after the
stroke, but the attending physician
believes the arm may regain its
strength later. Mr. Lockwood is II
years of age.
The Thimble club of the Presby-
terrain church was entertained IN the
church paTlors last evening by Mrs.
F. A. Nehs, Mrs. Fred True and Mrs.
Charles Smith. There was large at
tendance and after the business meet
ing, bible contests and games of var
ious sorts were enjoyed, followed by
refreshments. This vas the last meet
ing of the season although a picnic has
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Baraboo relatives have received
word of the birth of son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Hanseneof Cashton, Wis.
Mrs. Hanson will be remembered as
Miss Frances Hillebrandt, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mr. ]. NJ. Hillebrandt of
this city. Mrs. Hillebrandt has been
in Cashton with her daughter for the
past several weeks.
Three tennis courts have been open
ed by the city in Ochsner park. This
game is especially adapted for young
people; they may jump, reach, stoop,
strike, and go through other motions.
On Monday evening the courts were
crowded with players, each bent on
being a winner. 1t was progressive
in the city park board in providing
places for playing. This may lead To
other courts being provided.