Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-07
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Fedridge's sister, who died in Iowa.
Misses Florence and Ruth Alexan-
der returned to Ableman after a
few days visit here at the Henry
Alexander and w. Beige homes.
Mrs. Nancy Shuttle of Ableman re-
turned to her home after spending a
few days with her niece, Mrs. Vic
tor Seagrave.
Mrs. Newton barrow returned to
her home in La Vale after spending
some time in KilbOurn and a short
call in Baraboo
The death of Miss Emma Buckholz.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Buck
holz, occurred last week at their home
IN Chicago. The family were resi-
dents of Kilbourn where the young
lady was born
M s. Fred Hitler and daughter
Marvel of Chicago, who have been
visiting in Baraboo and Ableman, left
Tor Ableman this morning after a
weeks visit in this city with Mrs.
Julius Gust and other friends in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bogard have
returned 10 Baraboo and when school
opens. Mr.. Bogard will continue his
work as a member Of the faculty. Dur
ing the summer Mr. Bogard was one
OF the managers for a Chautauqua cir
cult The last stand was in Missouri.
Mrs. Herbert Farley, who has been
no.
BarabOo and friend, Mrs. Charles Kar.
nopp, at Devils lake returned to her
home in Appleton today. Mr.. Farley
has been an instructor at Appleton
for fifteen years.
In the Chicago Tribune's Fifty
Years Ago. items is one that says:
THE Rev A. V. Gulick will ne in
stale pastor Of the Reformed church
at Norwood Park this morning" Mr..
Gulick was a former pastor of the Kill
bOurn Presbyterian church, and died
there a few years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chase, Mil
waukee have been visiting with Mrs.
Chase's sister, Mrs. j. Lewis White.
and family Lodi, formerly of Baraboo.
From Lodi they came to Baraboo
and Mirror Lake to visit reiaiives.
Mrs Chase was formerly Miss Mona
10 Hackett and was married on July
18th at her home in Waukegan, Ill.
r. s. Erswell OF Ontario, California
is visiting friends in Baraboo He was
a furniture dealer here for many
years and moved to ;he west a few
years since. He report rhc Vn.nsrns
and others Of the Barar3o olony IN
that part Of California az enjoying life
im is full measure Mrs Erswell
did not make the trip east with her
husband
Mr. and Mrs. b. r.. Day Leech
Creek, have been entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Delbert Davis of Cleveland
Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs n f. Coats
of LoganspOrt, Indiana. Mr.. and Mrs
Day received the following guests in
honor of the visitors one day recent
ly. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Frazier, Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Frazier and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs Jean Cushman and family,
and Miss Lena Brown, Wonewoc. The
following have entertained in honor
OF the visitors: MIR. and Mrs Walter
Anchor, Mrs. +. A. Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs Harvey Davis.
Richland Center was redeemed as a
first class circus town last Friday on
the occasion Of the visit here of the
old original Gollmar Bros. circus,
large crowds being in attendance at
both afternoon and evening perform
anCes. And the show was redeemed
IN the eyes Of Tn visitors for they
have greatly enlarged and improved
show. the trained animal feature of
the same being all and more than was
promised The only disagreeable
feature of he Two exhibitions was the
clouds of dust which was kicked up
by the performers at every turn, the
showlot being a field where the crops
had been ganered but the previous
day and the sandy soil being as dry
AS ashes. This was really no fault of
the show management, however, and
eral.- Richlaud Center Democrat.
Sheriff Beatty OF Richland Center
went up into the township of Henriet-
"a armed with a search warrant,
and on the premises of Ed McCOic
Uuearthed two stills. the same being
hidden away in a mar? ser of the
barn, also small Quantit.. of alcohol,
found q. the house Mr. McCOic was
taken into custody as being the own
er O. the same but denies any know
ledge OF how the contrivance came
there He gave bonds in the sum of
$500.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Jones and son
OF Milwaukee visited Roy's sister
Mrs A. c. Hare and family Spring
Green Il few days the first of the
weet They were accompanied from
Baratoo Sunday by Mr. and Mrs.
Whitman and II. c. Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Furbush Sara Jones)