Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-10-19

lolt. MI bunker IS son or Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Bunker, for many
years residents Of Raraboo who NOV.
ed to Beloit several years ago and the
young man has many friends here
who will be interested 20 learn of his
marriage. The young couple win re-
side in Beloit
NEW 5RooMS 39c. Ebert Searles
A. ]. Workman of Milwaukee has
been visiting in Barab0o. He is one
of the officials of the Chicago & Nor
railway.
Mrs. Mary Altpeter has returned
to her home in Elroy after a few DAYS
visit at the home Of her brother, Os-
car Altpeter.
w. w. Kradwell, commander OF the
Baraboo post of the American Legion
is in New Orleans in attendance of
the national convention Of the Am
erican Legion.
County Nurse Norma A. Acott made
a recent trip to Madison. accompany
ing an eye patient from the town of
Delton to the Bradley Memorial hos
pital at that place
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Briggs,
a ten pound son. Friday Oct. Is.
. Rider Haugan and Hans Koppke,
who attend the Chicago Technical
school spent the weekend at their re-
spectives homes here. Both young
men completed their high school
course the past year and are studying
architecture in Chicago.
A list of Dane county marriage Ii
censes for aSturday continued the
following: Henry j Sturm, Madison,
and Eunice L. Case, Baraboo. Miss
Case is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. ]. Case, Sixth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Ford and SON of
Madison visited on Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin John
son and Mr.. and Mrs. William Toole.
Mr.. Ford has charge Of a number of
gasoline filling stations, one of which
is located in Baraboo. Mrs. Ford is
a granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Toolc.
Mrs. Theresa Schacht arrived home
on Sunday afternoon from Milwau-
kee, where she has been visiting
her friend. Mrs. F. w. Beidatsch, for
the past week. Mrs Beidatsch accom-
panied her home for a few days So
journ here.
Among the Baraboo young people
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consin who were home for the week
end were the following Earl Haugh,
Oscar Isenburg, Harold Berg. Vir-
ginia kellogg, Margaret Sneathen,
Evan Evans. Curt Page, Martinus
Dyrud and Donald Buehler.
NEW SHOES AND WORK PANTS
Cheap. Extra good, wear like iron.
Ebert SearIes, 522 So. Center st.
When returning from the Masonic
banquet at Richland Center on Thurs
day evening, one car Of Baraboo Ma
sons missed the road 70 Baraboo and
attempting to follow the Spring Green
road home, made an entirely unex-
pected trip to Muscoda They are ac-
cordingly receiving considerable
''guying" from their friends.
Attorney Ralf T. Runge has been
entertaining his cousin. Hugo Loge-
mann, Milwaukee Mr. Logemann was
accompanied by his friend Mr.. Koch.
While there they encircled Devils lake
in an automobile
Mice Mine al Of
fornia, has been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Z. Aug Runge. Miss Theile came
to Iowa with the remains of her
mothe" and from there to Baraboo.
He ;dther and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Theile, were former resi-
dents of the town of Merrimack, NOV
ing TO Iowa may years ago. Her
father was a soldier in the Civil war,
Confederate ball piercing piercing
his lungs and from the effects of
which h., died some years afterward.
The biology classes Of Miss Mar
garet Pearse of the High school made
an interesting visit to the Gem City
dairy this morning and witnessed
the process of pasteurization as car
ried on there. The pupils were cor
daily received and were treated to
as much milk as they could drink by
the management. Their visit proved
highly instructive instructive as well
as interesting.
sMr. and Mrs. j. w. Meisser of Bara-
boo. in company with Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Kindschi, of Sumpter, are spend
ing several weeks in the latter's cot
tage on the beautiful spot of nature
they have named Klondike near
Prairie du Sac. in spring when the
making OF maple syrup is a popular
pastime it is also called Sugar Bush.
A spring of cool, sparkling water
serves as refrigerator and thirst
quencher. Bittersweet is artistically
entwined about the trees near the
cottage and all is peaceful and quiet
except for the screetch of the owl,