Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-12-21
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hahn. Lodi
were recent Baraboo visitors. On the
return trip Mrs. Hair. stopped at
Merrimack for a visit with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Orion, Baraboo.
left yesterday for Lacrosse where
they will spend a few DAYS visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7
Orion.
District Attorney Bohn was in Mad
ison on Wednesday.
Senator George Staudenmayer. Por.
tage, was appointed foreman of the
federal grand jury which convened
at the federal building in Madison.
In his instructions TO the men before
they were turned over TO Bailif Ed
wards, Judge G. z Luse called their
attention to the various national
laws which they would probably be
called upon TO hear the violations on.
The jury will be in session for a
week it is said.
Ar. and Mrs. z. B. Trimpey have
received a smile" apron from MAY
Robson, actress, who has appeared
at the Al Ringing theater a number
of times. The apron is so made that
the lower part may be buttoned up,
thus making a place for a bunch of
flowers or meal of peas to be brought
in from the garden. Pictures accom-
pany the gift showing Miss Robson
in her Long Island garden making
use of the novelty.
G. G. Kindschi, who has been with
the Allan-Diffenbaugh Wrench &
Tool Co., for the past year and a
half, has resigned as treasurer and
director to become effective on jan
uary /, 1923. Mr.. Kindschi has accept
ed a position with the securities
division of the Railroad commission
at Madison and will make his future
home in the Capital city.
L. ". Coapman, Kilbourn, was in
BarabcO Wednesday and reports a
young man from Dellona shot a wild
cat in the vicinity OF Dellona. County
Clerk F. A. Cooper is OF the opinion
that there are no wild cats III Sank
county and also states there is no
bounty offered here on their pelts. Mr.
, Cooper believes the hunter has bag.
ged what he termed a woods tom-cat
The real wild cat is almost as large
as an ordinary dog according to the
county clerk, who possesses a stuffed
member of the family.
Superintendent A. c. Kingsford,
Cole attended a dinner and enter
tainment given by the Getaways on
| Wednesday evening at Madison. The
members of the organization include
such persons as Dean H. L. Russell,
Judge f. Ray Stevens, Chief Justice A
]. Vinje, c. B. Lester of the library
commission and others who spend
their summers scaling mountain
peaks and penetrating unknown fast
nesses in remote parts of this or
another continent during their sum-
mer vacation. When they return in
the fall they have meetings from
time to time to discuss their exper-
fences while smoke ascends from
we'll filled pipes. On Wednesday night
Jens Jensen, one of the greatest out
door enthusiasts between tn Alleghen-
les and Rockies told with slides about
the wonders of the sand dunes of In
dana. Rare plant and animal life is
Rapidly succumbing to the intrusion
, of man into this unusual wonderland
| along the shore of Lake Michigan.
Mrs. B. J. Higgins won the silver
medal in the matron's w. c. T. u.
speaking contest held at Merrimack.
Her title was 1.-THE American Flag. ="
The contest was held at the Metho
dist church in the village, persons
from Reedsburg and Baraboo attend
ing. The medal was presented by Rev.
Johnston. passpr of the Methodist
church in the village.