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

ing q few weeks ago. Mrs. Ringing
accompanied him home from Chicago
where they spent several DAYS.
Mrs. Charles M. Hall and three
children arrived here yesterday from
Madison, Joining DR.. Hall who has
spent some time here. They are max
ing their home at $40 Second street.
Mr.. Hall is an oculist and opened an
office here in the Farmers & Mer-
chants Bank building several. months
ago, his family remaining in Madison
in order that the children might COM
| plete their years school there.
The Baraboo delegates from the w.
r. c. left for Eau Claire this morning
to attend the state encampment of
the G. A. r. and allied poriotic orders.
The w. r. G. delegates are Mrs. Belle
w. Bliss, Mrs. Eta Hubbard, and
Mrs. Lottie Sly. Members of the G.
A. r. who left today are Nate Farm
worth, John Rounds, Charles Cole
man, Jesse Mather, Sylvester Dubois,
and George Dodd. Mrs H. L. Barber.
representing the Auxiliary to the
Sons of Veterans, also left this morn
ing.
An effort is being made to enforce
the crossing regulations on the bank
and Warren hotel corners of the court
house square. The streets were shut
off from traffic yesterday and the
squares neatly laid out in white paint.
Today the police have been busy re-
minding pedestrians to keep to the
lines, not cutting corners, which is
quite a task as Baraboo people have
not been accustomed to observe this
regulation which makes for safety at
corners.
Assistant superintendent Herman
Bogard of the Baraboo schools has
accepted an engagement as field man
with the White & Myers Chautauqua
system of Kansas City, the same
firm that brings a chautauqua pro-
cram to Baraboo this year. He will
have charge of one of the tents and
supervise the presentation OF its
varied attractions at various points
in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, and
other states as well as effect prellm-
mary arrangements for next seasons
appearances. Mr.. Bogard goes to On
alaska tonight to prepare the way FOR
the entertainers who go from Baraboo
70 that place from day to day Mrs.
Bogard will travel with her husband
4 portion of the summer.
Mrs. Charles Slade has sold her
residence on the corner of Ash and
Sixth streets to Mr.. and Mrs. p. l..
Abel of this city. The house has been
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Rum
mel, sonin-law and daughter of Mrs.
Slade. The owner of the property was
eormer1 chief saleslady in Rislev
Bros. Store in Baraboo. Later she
went to Milwaukee where she
held a similar position and now is
Married again and resides in Glad
stone. Michigan Mrs. Slade has been
spending the past week in Baraboo
with her daughter and husband. Mr..
and Mrs. Rummel have not decided
where they will locate after they
move The Slade home was built by
Rufus A. Orvis, father of Mrs. Slade |
about 60 years ago.
Mrs Charles Pitcl has gone to |
North Freedom for a weeks stay at |
the Reno Fullmer home. A baby girl
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fullmer
on Thursday June is.
B. Benson. 500 Elizabeth street, re-
ceived a pair of $3.50 shoes free to-
day, the first of several pair to be
given away by the Rowland Shoe
company during their weeks sale
which opened with a rush on Satur-
dav and continues for six days.
w. f. Smith, member of the architec-
tual staff of Frank Lloyd Wright,
Spring Green, was in Baraboo on Sat-
urday TO attend the opening of the
Trimpey studio. The plans were made
at the Wright studio and Mr. Smith
was highly pleased with the result
as worked out by Mr.. and Mrs. Trim
pey and the architects.
Mrs. Edward Reible and son of Mil !
waukee have been visiting at the
home of the parents of Mrs. Reible,,, !
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.. Wheeler. Mr.. |
Reible was also here for short stay.
They have gone to Sank City to at !
tend a wedding of Mr.. Reible's sis !
te:.
Mrs. Henry Moeller had the misfor-
tune TO step in a hole and tear the
ligaments in her foot recently. She !
will be unable to be about for several
days on account of the accident. /
Mrs J J. Gvanis has returned from !
La Crosse. where she has spent the !
past two weeks in the Grand View
hospital, having underone an opera !
tlcr for the removal of a goitre.
Mrs Stanley Otto and baby of Lodi
arrived in the city this morning, call
ed here by the death of Mrs. Otto's
grasdmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Heit-
mann.
Throw off that tired, rundown feel
ing and build up your strength by eat
ing nourishing food. Tanlac does it.