Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-22

few weeks in that city with her aunt
and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goude.
Miss Lila Olson, who laugh during
the past year in the Wilton schools,
has gone to Mount Horeb for visit.
Miss Olson has spent the past few
days here visiting at the II. c. Wag-
ner home
Mrs. II. c. Brayback has arrived
from Stevens Point, Wis, joining her
husband here. Mr.. Brayback is en-
ployed as salesman at the Marriott
hardware store and they are making
their home at 401 Eighth street.
Cyril Sherwood of Beloit, formerly of
BaraboO, is spending several days in
the city, renewing old acquaitances.
Mr.. Sherwood has taught during the
past year at Chaseburg. Wis, in Yer
non county Miss Palma Grain, for
mer county nurse, is also located in
that county. M Sherwood is here in
the interests of the Periodical
Sales company. Chicago.
Mrs. c. II. torrance and son Jeane
Of Inglewood, California. are visiting
40 the home of Mr.. and Mrs j. r.
TIolstatter Mrs. torrance is a cousin
of Clara Kimball Young.
Mr. and Mrs w II. Atom, daughter
Elizabeth and Mrs. Mary Atom ar
rived in the city Tuesday, motoring
here from their hore in Mason City,
Iowa. They will spend a few days with
Mr. Atoms brother Robert near Prai-
RE du Sac after which they go into
camp at Devils lake for a months
outing The Atoms formerly made
their home here.
The sixth grade OF the Second ward
school enjoyed a picnic at Devils lake
Tuesday, accompanied by their teach
or, Mrs Avis Gottschall. The pupils
We're taken to the lake in cars and a
picnic dinner and swimming, hiking
and playing of games passed the day
all too quickly.
L. r. StillsOn Of Detroit Mich, who
is visiting here for several days, ac-
companied by his mother Mrs. L. D.
Stillson and little daughter Jane of
this city, motored to La Vale and Wis
tied with relatives.
Miss Lille Andrews has gone to
Monroe where she will teach during
the summer school session Miss An
drews has taught in Monroe during
the past winter and spent a few days
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Andrews. Sixth avenue.
franklin Minnich has returned from
an extensive TRIP to the Pacific coast.
He visited a sister at Los Angeles
and sons in the states of Washing
ingtOn and Nevada.
Mrs w. r. Sherman is reported as
getting along nicely at the Hyer
hospital today Mrs. Sherman was
struck by car on the Warner road
on Tuesday evening and suffered a
broken leg and minor bruises.
Miss Ruth Battles arrived this
morning from Carol college. Wau-
kesha, to spend the summer vacation
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
y, J. Battles, Ash street.
Word has been received that Miss
Leona Sturdevant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs A. j. Sturdevant. was award
ed highest average scholarship for
the years work in the Platteville
State Normal school with an average
standing of 94.9. Roy Kopp of Plat
teville. received second place and
Miss Dahlia Steinke, also of Baraboo
/ was given third honors.
Otto Ritzenthaler and Robert Curry
Of this city received their diplomas
from the University of Wisconsin this
week, both young men having COM
pleted their course at the mid-year
in February. Mr.. Curry is with the
d. Appleton Book Co., Madison, and
Mr.. Ritzenthaler is with the o. r.
; Wells-Dickey Bond Co. Minneapolis.
: They are the only two graduates from
Baraboo this year.
! Mrs. Herman Grotophorst and Mrs.
r. E. Brewer entertained thirty-five
friends at one o'clock luncheon to-
day at the home of the former on Ash
street. Tn rooms we're beautiful
with great bowls an d baskets of
roses and peonies and dainty lunch
con was served. The afternoon was
spent in playing five hundred. Out-of-
town guests we're Mrs. Harry Field,
nee Ruth Beech, Rice Lake; and Mrs
Francis McCutchin, Victoria. Texas.
| Mrs. Francis McCutchin and two
children, son and daughter. of Victoria
Texas, have arrived TO spend the sum-
mer here with the mother of Mrs.
McCutchin, Mrs. B. Jennings, Ash
street.
Harlan Kelly. formerly of Baraboo
s spending a few days in the city
before Joining his parents in New
York. Mr.. Kelly has attended Carroll
college at Waukesha during the past
year.
Mrs. Herman Muth and daughter
Alice and Mrs. August Volkey and
niece Genevieve left this morning for
Chicago. where they will spend two
weeks at the home of Mrs. volky's