Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-10-05

rro-erl'el sal1 .foo-s raising grain
in Minnesota at the present prices
and, after a lapse of seven years was
returning to the Hoosier state to be
sin life over again. He had eight chill
dren in the car the largest Just about
big enough to seize the pillow handles.
. They were camping alonezthers way
and hurried southwark toward Joliet
in order to avoid the congestion in
Chicago.
Christ Hanuser was pleasantly sur
prised last night when relatives came
TO help' him celebrate his birthday,
those present were: B. Schultz and
family, j. Kaufman and family and
c. Wolfe and family. Refreshments,
singing, music and dancing were en-
joyed by all.
William Rounds has gone to Castle.
wood, South Dakota, to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Calvert, and family
When he opens his trunk there win
be surprise for the South Dakotans.
Mr.. Rounds included in his baggage
some pears and the rosiest apples he
could find. Mr.. Rounds is a well
known Baraboo small fruit grower.
Mr.. and Mrs F. B. Trimpey and
Mrs. Frank Avery motored to Port
occasion Of the season at the Coun-
try Club The winner of the cup in
the golf tournament was Judge w. S.
Stroud A dinner, or more truly, a
banquet, marked the close of the
social season.
E. c. Meier, VIM. r. Schultz, F. A.
Nehs and c. r. OFT of Baraboo were
in Portage Wednesday night in con-
ference with other district officers of
the /. o. o. F, lodge, making plans
for the district convention which is
to be held in Baraboo next month.
Mayor Adolph andre has purchas-
ed the residence of Professor and
Mrs. j. Thiemann on Broadway and
is making various Improvements ON
the property. S. Goddard anG family
made this place Their hJma fCI man!
years. The Thiemanns will spend
the winter in their hotel at Kirklcud.
Devils Lake ProfeseOr ThicmanG VIII
continue with his classes in B1raboo,
however. naving his studio AZ 900
Broadway.
Mrs. Daisy Long and daughters,
Mary Mildred and Elizabeth, motored
to La Crosse yesterday and will visit
over the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Gage and family. Mrs.
Case VIII be remembered as Miss
Violet Ellis, who was formerly as
soo;ated with her sisters in the mil
linery business here.
ton started today and will last over
Sunday
in sewing and socially. Refreshments
were served. The following members
were present, beside the hostess;
Dorothy Rounds, Helen Koppke, May
Wagner. Mildred Rich, Ethel Warner,
lone Woodward Ida May Farnsworth
Enene Sloniker, Lucille Simonds,
Mable Thomas and their teacher, Mrs.
II. r. Richardson. The class meets
IN two weeks with Helen Koppke.
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w. A. Toole has returned from
! Milwaukee where he attended a
meeting of the board of managers of
the state horticultural society.
Louis Nolan ha7 accepted a posi-
ton in the accounting department of
the G. & N w railroad Office in
! Paraboo. He resigns his position with
the Marriott Shoe company tonight.
Otto Bates, son of Mr. and Mrs. j.
} It. Bates has purchased the farm of
Earl Battles, north of Baraboo. Mr..
Bates and his family expect to move
out to the farm in a short time. The
! farm purchaser has been associated
with his father in the real estate
business in Baraboo for the past few
years.
The funeral of John Henry Brown
; was held on Tuesday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Wells in Lone
Rock. Mr.. Brown was one of the old
er settlers OF Sank county and was
a brother of Mrs. Westenhaver of
Baraboo.
Among the Baraboo students at the
University of Wisconsin who are home
for the weekend are the following
George Macarthur, Robert Holmes,
Ernest Weinke, Margaret Sneathen,
Helen Kingsford, Bessie Berkeley,
Esther Schadde and Oscar Isenberg.
Dewey Schuster had a narrow es-
cape while driving his car up Oak
hill about ten o'clock last evening.
When in the block between Eighth
and Ninth streets, the automobile
lost a rear wheel on account of a
broken axle and skidded into the gut
ter Had the car been coming down
the hill, il would probably have turn
ed turtle but as it was, none OF the
occupants were injured.