Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-05-04

lily was able to be present and a we'd
ding dinner was served, followed by
a REPETITION of the service performed
fifty years ago.
Mrs. Della Ringing. who together
with her son has given the fine home
Sisters of st. Mary for hospital, has
decided to build a bungalow on the
vacant lot across the street to the
south of the home. The location is on
a sunny slope and with fine prospect
in the direction of Devils lake. The
plan is to go ahead with the con-
struction before a great lapse of time.
The prizes given by the Sank Coun-
ty Humane society on Friday for the
prize essays and posters were 81, SO,
and So each.
! Mrs. William Ellenberg and niece,
Miss Rosemary Cunningham, of Reeds
burg are spending the weekend here
with Mrs. Ellenberger's mother, Mrs
Mary Thompson, who is i'll.
Miss Emma Gattiker and mother,
Mrs. Alfred Gattiker, have returned
from Minneapolis where they spent
the winter. They enjoyed their stay
in the twin cities very much.
Miss Edna Brown has been visit
ing with ola friends in the city. Miss
Brown is a former BaTaboo girl, hav-
ing attended the local High school,
She is now a nurse and has spent
some time in Minnesota at various
points.
The eleven months old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Stewart cut a cash in
his forehead a few days ago when he
pulled an ironing board over on him
self. Fortunately the little fellow
was uninjured otherwise.
Property of G. T. Parks and others,
situated next door to the old Evan
gelical church was sold at a referees
auction today. Louis Rommelfanger
was the highest bidder and the place
went to him for 5000
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bockhouse of
Adams motored here yesterday and
visited at the Roy Traxler home. To-
day they returned home, accompanied
by Mrs. Traxler. daughter Freda. and
son. Edward, who will visit in Adams
until Monday
The fountain in the courthouse
square is again running. 1t was nee
essary to purchase and put up new
bubblers, some ill-disposed persons
having deliberately broken off the old
ones last fall. If this malicious act rs
repeated, the offenders will doubtless
suffer for their deeds. The water in
the fountain is usually turned on
about the first of May after all dan
ger of its freezing is over.
A number of BaraboO people motor
ed to Portage yesterday where they
were present at the 103d anniversary
celebration of the Portage Odd Fell
lows. This event was similar to the
one held in Baraboo on Tuesday.
Those who went were Attorney E. c..
Meier, w. r. Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Cyan and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
OFT.
Harry w. Page and family of Bos-
ton have arrived at their summer
home, lakewood at Mirror Lake for
their annual summers stay. Mr.. Page
is connected with the B. F.. Sturde-
want company. He is a former Bara-
boo boy, having graduated from the
Baraboo High school For several
years, the Page family have been re-
sidents of the Mirror Lake colony and
boa,vA;f,,1 Io,,,o AI,o~0
The NJ. M. NJ Sunday school class Of
the Presbyterian church held their
monthly meeting at the home of Dor
othy Rounds Friday evening. After
a short business meeting there was
election of officers the following were
elected: President, Ida May Farms
worth, vice president. lone Woodward
sec. Marcella Miller. treas Helen
Koppke. The rest of the evening was
spent in a social way. Delicious re-
freshments were served The class
meets next time with Eilene Sloniker.
The high school baseball team is
beautifully equipped with new base
ball suits. The suits cost $3.50 and the
purchase of these has been made pos
sible through the generous help of a
dozen of the business men. The bust
ness men betrayed $72 of the $130
and the high school athletic associa-
tion paid the balance. The following
are the donors: Acott-Clothing COM
pany; Corner Drug store; Brewer
Rowland Shoe company; Risley Bros.
Peoples Cafe; Park Restaurant; War
rem Hotel; Fishers Drug store; Joyce
Siberz ms. agency; OFT Hardware;
Tayior's Book store; Seagraves Ice
Cream Parlor.
Judge and Mrs. W. S. Stroud of
Portage attended the play, Red Bird
at the Al. Ringing theater on Friday
night. They have recently returned
from a stay of some time at the Mis-
sion Inn in Riverside, California. Miss
Zona Gale and her mother. Ernest Sc
ton-Thompson. the parents of Mrs.
Stroud and others were in the group,