Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-04-27

enJS, VIII go 10 heeuSDurg 10 make
their home.
Mrs. Addie ]. Cross of Oklahoma
arrived yesterday for a visit here
with her sister, Miss Helent NJ Little.
BarabOO is the old home of Mrs. Cross
she being the wife of the late DR.. H.
E. Cross, who practiced in Baraboo
several years ago. DR.. and Mrs.
Cross resided at lis Sixth avenue.
Mr., and Mrs. G. M. King have NOV
ed into the residence on Second ave-
nue. recently vacated by the NJ. E.
Gale family Mr.. King is connected
with Houser & Son, poultry and egg
dealers, Water steert.
Mrs. d. Weiglow has returned from
Milwaukee, where she was called to
attend the funeral of her great
nephew, Charles Means, nine years
old, who was run over by an auto on
Easter Sunday and died from the in
juries, Monday morning.
At a meeting of the golf club last
night at the Warren hotel, it was de-
cided to sell shares OF stock at S25
per share, this with the annual dues
permitting the husband, wife, and
daughters to play. A separate ar
rangement will be made for single
ladies who desire to join and for tour
lists, the last provisions being largely
applicable next year when the new
links at Devils lake are open The
board was authorized to SOW the
seed on the Claude field in Devils
Lake State park and have the links
in readiness in 1923. At the meet
ing last night there was some dis
cussion about using a field owned by
]. B. Southland. near ST. M(chaels
cemetery, northwest of town, and to-
day arrangements were made to use
the place by paying nominal sum-
Two more fine pictures have been
placed in the Baraboo High school
building. One is the Acropolis at At
hens and the other the Paestrum
temple near Naples, Italy. From time
to time pictures have been selected
by the committee until now there is
d fine display.
evening in honor of the birthday an
niversary of her daughter, Mrs. Cur
It's Cooke, of Clinton, Iowa, who has
been visiting with relatives in this
vicinity for the past few days. TWEEN
ty-fve relatives were present for the
happy occasion and an enjoyable
evening was spent in a social way
and a delicious luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Schroeder
have changed their residence from
First street to the house on Second
avenue, recently vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Hass. Mr.. and Mrs Lester
Ware will occupy their former resi-
dence on First street.
, J. w. Fay, caretaker of ST. Joesephs
cemetery near Baraboo for the past
four or five years, has resinged his
duties and Thursday turned over the
premises to j. c. Mccarthy of this
city who took charge of affairs
from today on. Although Mr.. Fay is
very active for his age and capable
of executing the duties his relatives
feel that he is in need of a rest.
The Bank of Baraboo has a picture
service, new one being displayed in
a window from time to time. A recent
one was of Mrs. Ray Thomas with a
lot of gambling pararhernalia seized
in Chicago Mrs. Thomas is a work
er in surpressing vice. The picture
has been given to Evan Thomas of
Baraboo. father of Ray Thomas of
Chicago.
Mrs. Edith Dickie of North Free
dom has the distinction of being the
first woman in Sank County to file
bond with the County clerk. Mrs. Dick
lie was elected justice of peace in
North Freedom at the spring cleo
ton and a few days ago filed her bond
with Clerk of Court F. B. Moss.
Seventy persons were initiated as
charter members of the new Pythian
Sisters lodge, organized as a woman's
auxiliary to McQueeney Lodge No.
104, Knights of Pythias, Portage. The
initiatOry ceremonies included after
noon and evening sessions with a
banquet served at the dining rooms
of the NJ. E. church preceding the
evening meeting.
The Catholic Women's club held
their meeting at the X. G.. club rooms
on Wednesday afternoon. The club
listened to a very entertaining talk
by Rev. FIR. OReilly on his exper-
fences in his travels in Europe He
described the wonders and beauties of
Naples and Rome and the grandeur
of st. Peters, the vatican and the
Coliseum. He also told many in
teretsing incidents which happened on
his trip. The next meeting will be
on Friday evening, April 2Sth, when
Miss Annie Reynolds, state high
school inspector, will address the club
her subject being, Some Needs of
Childhood"
w. S. Finn in his automobile and
Walter Voiles driving the Ford truck /
of the COnnor's Battery Service sta