Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-15
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from the Grand View hospital at La
Crosse where she has spent the past
six weeks. Her condition is much inn
proved.
Miss Lille Andrews, VIII has taught
in the public schools of Monroe during
the past year, is home for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Andrews, Sixth avenue.
Mrs w. II. Phillips of Briggsville
is spending two or three weeks here
with Mrs. w. r. Irish, who is making
her home at SOC Second avenue in
part of the Avery residence. Mrs. Phil
lips is not in the best of health.
Practically all of the teachers in
the public schools have signed con-
tracts to return next year. Miss Ruth
Stillman, who has been teaching
science the past year, become a men,
Der of the faculty of Milton college.
There are a few other changes, but
not many.
Herbert Getchell and family. who
have made their home in Aurora.
Madison and Richland Center during
the past several years. are spending
some time in Richland Center with
relatives and old friends. Mr.. Get
chell is an expert linotype operator
and machinist and is planning to open
a custom shop at GAINESVILLE. He is a
son OF Mrs Eldora Getchell of this
city and a former resident Of Bara-
boo.
Mrs Emma Turney Mieiand has re-
turned 10 Milwaukee after spending
the week here with her aunt, Mrs.
George b. McGilvra.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carrow are
coming by automobile Dom Lady
smith, expecting to arrive on June
18th, Miss Mildred Flora and
their two sons will accompany them,
remaining here with their aunt, Mrs.
George B. McGilvra, while Mr.. and
Mrs. CarrOw go to Madison to attend
the University of Wisconsin COM
mencement
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Cahoon left
Tuesday for Clearwater, Montana,
where they expect to spend two or
three months with their oldest son,
Lee, who has a rancn there. They
were accompanied by their son, Orrie,
and the trip will be made in their new
Dodge automobile The Baraboo folks
expect to arrive in Montana in about
ten days.
Mayor Adolph Andre Ct'r Tn~'reer
II j.. French, Alderman Hons G.
OkC y and Roy f. Kartack drove to
Appleton Wednesday to attend the
League of Wisconsin Municipalities.
A splendid program was arranged and
the League will close a three day
session on Friday.
Thirty eight students from Badger
cities Except Madison( were recently
appointed to positions on the editorial
and business staffs of the Daily Car
dinel student publication at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, for next year
Among the names on the list is that
OF Ingolf Dyrud, son of Mr. and Mrs
Chris Dyrud of this city, who has
been named one of three advertis-
ing assistants.
Mrs Kenneth S. MacIntire of Wash
ing on. ID. c., has arrived for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w r.
Schultz. Mr. MacIntire has accepted a
position during the summer months as
instructor in the Broadmoor Art acad-
envy at Colorado Springs. Colorado,
where Mrs. MacIntire viii join her
husband later in the season.
~ Il Al,
University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa,
has arrived at Devils lake TO make
preparations for a class Of students
to follow. They will also camp at the
Lower Narrows and at Ableman.
Professor Wentworth was at the lake
as a student in 1916. This is one
Of the finest regions on the map for
field work in geology.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Cameron of
Tripoli, Iowa, are spending a few
days with friends in the city, Rev.
Cameron was formerly pastor of the
local Congregational church and both
he and Mrs Cameron find ii good to
come back to the old home in Bara-
boo. After a few days stay here.
they will drive home in their car
which they had not yet taken 70
Tripol They expect TO return later
in the summer for a months stay in
their summer cottage at Devils lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Blaack cast
their lines in the waters ct Briggsville
bringing home a string of nine fine
pickerel. Mr. Blanck says the turtles
at Briggsville are educated when it
comes to taking bait. They poke their
heads above the water, see where a
line has been cast, then dive for the
bait They seize a line in their
mouths and follow along until they
come to the sweet minnow dangling at
end. The minnow soon disappears;
II the turtle happens to DE caught it
is the last of him.
The Kings Daughters and the Big
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