Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-29

Neitzel. The man was taken to the
county Jail on Saturday in a demented
condition and was exceedingly vio--
! tent when taken away.
The Ernest McGilvra family has
moved from Lyons to Verona. and
they will make their kome there in
the future. Mr.. McGilvra has
been employed in Verona for
the past year so his family has gone
to be with him
Mrs. Schuyler Hull and two child
rem of Hillsdale, Michigan, are visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Hulls parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Skerm Luce and other
relatives and friends in the city.
Mrs. Hull will be remembered as
Miss Marjorie Luce.
Another honor has come TO one of
the Baraboo boys who is making good
at college. Verne Mcfarland, son Of
Mrs H. c. Moeller. this city. has
been elected president of the Cana
Phi Delta fraternity of Carroll college,
Waukesha, for the coming year
Mrs. Cecilia Koepp, s22 Second
street, is spending some time at Por-
tags and surrounding country visit
ing relatives and friends. She visited
the past week with her sister, Mrs.
Katherine Hellman, in Portage and
attended the Blumfeld-Ceughlin we'd
ding last Monday. She is now visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Emil Manthey,
near Portage.
The TI:mpey studio was open on
Saturday night and the attractive ap.
pearance of the building brought
forth the admiration Of passersby.
for the now completed studio on
Fourth avenue is an exceedingly fine
piece of architecture Each detail of
fixture and furniture has been chosen
with an eye to the general effect and
the unique and beautiful building
adds much to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Marriott and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Johnston have re-
turned from a weeks fishing trip In
the northern part of the state. The
trip was made by automobile and
most OF the time spent at Burke's re-
sort near New Auburn. They rer
some fine Muskellunge fishing in the
chain OF lakes which they visited,
catching five o. six over the ten
pounds in weight required for mus
kellunge fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baxter have
moved to Milwaukee after having
spent the winter here. residing in the
Horton house on Third street. Mr..
Baxter is connected with the revenue
department Mrs. H.. G. Horton and
daughter. Miss Ethel, expect to re-
turn to their home here within the
month, Miss Horton having taught in
Milwaukee during the past year.
Yesterday afternoon about five
o'clock, DR.. L. w. Sayles was struck
by Ford car driven by the Rev. Will
liam Rademacher and narrowly escap-
ed serious injury. The accident Oc-
Cured on the bank corner as the dec
tor was crossing Oak street. The car
turned in time to avoid striking him
directly but the side passed so close
to him as to cause him to lose his
balance and throw him to the brick
pavement with considerable force. He
struck on his knees. which were
scraped and bruised but he was
luckily uninjured otherwise.
The r. B. club assembled at the
home of Mrs. Otto Zuch. 721 Mound
street, last Thursday afternoon. and
spent very enjoyable time. All the
club members were present and
delicious lunch was erved at five.
thirty. which was appreciated and
enjoyed BIZ ell. A gift was left the
hostess presented to her by Mrs. Ed.
Zuch and was received in the same
shirt as II was given. AT late hour
the guests returned TO their several
homes
Recently Mr.. and Mrs. David San
sum celebrated their 49th wedding an
uiversary at their home in Lyons. Vh
account Of the i'll health of Mrs. san
sum the day was spent quietly out IN
an ENJOYABLE way for letters. caros
and flowers kept pouring IN throush-
ont the day, the remembrances OF
host Of friends and absent relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. James Todd c Long
Lake. Wis. and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Newman of Spring Brook, Wis, VINO
have been visiting at the home OF
william Newman left for Their homes
this morning, accompanied by MISS
Martha Newman who will visit IN
Rice Lake. Minneapolis and Barron
for several weeks. Mrs. Todd Is
sister Of Mr.. Newman and Robert
Newman a brother.
Raraboo friends have received an
nouncements OF the marriage OF Cnar,
les A. Green,ro"f. vi"e-president OF
the Nurphy-Travis publishing com
pauy of MINNEAPOLIS. and Miss Ca.h-
ervn Anna Winifred Flanagan. Inc