Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-01-19
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MONDAY
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Mrs L. H, Hill pleasantly enter
tanned 80 ladies Saturday evening at
the Warren hotel. The time was
spent playing five hundred and at
midnight a luncheon was served.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
tional church are to meet with Mrs.
G. G. Astle. 1873 Eighth, avenue at
two o'clock on Wednesday afternoon.
This will be the annual business meet
ing at which, officers for 1922 will DO
elected and plans for the year will
be considered
The Sunday school children of the
German Methodist church enjoyed a
sleighride on Saturday afternoon. At
ter the ride, lunch was served at
the church.
There was a very enjoyable party
Wednesday evening, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Winkelman. Cards
and other games were INDUCED in
and delicious refreshments were serv-
ed and geratly enjoyed.
The adverse hearing of Walter Will
Ike, Woodland, defendant, and VIM.
Egerer, Baraboo, plaintiff, was heard
Saturday before Court Commissioner
Adolph andre. The defendant was
charged with alienation of affections
of Egerer's wife.
A flock of Bohemian waxwings are
spending the winter in the northern
part of the city, eating the seed of
the summac and such other provin-
der they may be able to find during
the ground-covered boreal seasonI
According to the bird books these
feathered friends within the Attic
circle and only a few of their nests
have been found. In winter they rove
restlessly about in flocks, often APP
pearing where least expected and
utterly DESERVING other places where
theyfare usually found. The birds
are larger and grayer than the COM
mon cedar waxwjng, with yellow and
white on the wing. They come as far
south as line passing through Penn
sylvania, Kansas, and northern Cali
fornia. The Baraboo flock was re-
ported to this Office by Mrs. A. F.
Reiner, local bird observer.
FOR SALE CHEAP Comb, Gas
stove, sideboard, army cot, baby
buggy, dresser, table, chairs, heater,
bureau. Searles 522 So Center st.
Mrs. Nellie M. Stewart, Lodi, is
plaintiff and Charles F. Brereton, Lo-
I di, defendant is breach Of promise
suit Mrs. Stewart has brought suit
in the circuit court and asks $4,000.
She charges that on January 81 last
year Brereton asked her to marry
him and that she accepted. 1t is
further charged that he married Nell
lie e. Fellows instead of keeping his
pledge to marry her.
Holstein breeders to the number
of twenty living in the immediate
vicinity of the city of Reedsburg,
have recently perfected organization
of the Reedsburg Holsteir Breeders
Association, the object in view being
to promote the individual and mutual
interests of all Holstein breeders in
the immediate vicinity of the city,
and to encourage market for the pur-
chase and sale of pure bred Holsteins
L.. c.. WEIGH has accepted the con-
tract for the plumbing of the Post
Commack theatre at Spring Green.
The building is practically complet-
ed and is the fines in every respect.
The opening will take place as soon
as the current from the Wisconsin
River Power company is turned into
Spring Green.
The members Of the First M. E.
choir went to North Freedom last
evening and gave the Christmas can
tata, which they rendered so ably
here on Christmas day. The program
was given in the Methodist church
before large and appreciative aud
fence, and was under the direction of
Professor J. T. Thiemann. At the
close of the cantata, social time was
enjoyed and delicious oyster sup
per served
Eggs have been dropping so fast
lately it has almost taken the cackle
out of the hens. In Chicago few
days ago the price went from SOC to
38c and this week there has been an
other decline The price quoted in
Baraboo is 28c ard in Portage Csc.