Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-11-23
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The members OF the choir of the
Presbyterian church enjoyed a social
time in the church parlors Wednes
day evening. Games were played and
refreshments wre served. The pleas
ant affair was in charge of Miss
Frances Jones. choir director
Martin Accola has traced his farm
three miles northwest OF Prairie du
Sac for the Bonham theatre in that
city. Mr.. Accola will hold an auction
at the farm on Thursday, Nov. %
and there is considerable farm ma.
chinery and personal property TO be
disposed of at the sale.
News received from a party OF
BarabOo hunters who are in the Wei.
nifty OF Westboro, Wis, states that
Henry Potterville of this city has OBJ
tanned fine $50 pound deer and that
G. p Hackett, who resides on route
six, has one, nearly as large. Besides
Mr.. Potterville and Mr. Hackett. those
in the party are Fred and Albert
Templin, Harold SeSborn and August
Pieper. The hunters left here on Sat
urday morning and expect to be gone
for several days more.
The Ladies Aid Of the German M E
church met at the home of Mrs. T.
f. Lueth. The day being a pleasant
one brought guests from far and
near After the usual routine OF bns,
mess, two new members were taken
into the society The Ladies Aid des-
ignated a sum of money as a Thanks
giving gift to the orphan home in
Berea, Ohio, also TO the old peoples
home in Quincy, H.. both homes being
mainly supported by the German
branch of the Methodist church
Nearly all members of the aid were
present and many of the friends and
neighbors making an attendance OF
about fifty-five guests, all having en-
joyed a pleasant afternoon.
r. G. Walter of Madison, assistent
general superintendent for the
Northwest Utilities company, visited
Baraboo yesterday renewing old
acquaintance and looking over the
companys property at this point. Mr.
Walter states that the demand fOI
electrical energy continues TO increase
making il necessary for the company
to spend large sums of money in
order TO provide the required extern
sions TO take on the new business
He states that the electric business
is different from almost any other
class of business because OF the fact
that new business must be taken on
when the people demand it even
though money is extremely high and
hard to get.
Darling deer, panicky pheasants
uuickening quail, and timerous trout
we're listed as among the Wild life
noted on Thursday afternoon when the
members of the Heart of the Hills
Walking club ventured into Baxter
hollow. Rev Z. c. Henke and F. H
Horstman were among those pisca-
torially inclined and notified the trout
to expect a return of the visitors
during the next vernel season. Rev
w. w. Moore, NJ C. Crandall, r. B
Griggs. A. y. Buckley and the others
thought the tramp was worth the trip
even if the distance + ON Trunk
Highway u over and back was in
reality not much ever four miles
when it seemed about forty Witch
haze are in bloom, this being the
blooming season, and other vegeta
ton was found interesting although
mid-November. This was new
geography to all in the club except
one.
At the regular meeting of the X. z
hall at castl3 hall last evening, initia
t.on in tb rank of knight took place
and the business of the evening was
followed by a smoker and lunch.
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