Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-07

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Du
Bots, a son, Monday. Mrs. Du Bots
will be remembered as Miss Edna
Johnson.
George Blakeley, former manager Of
the local Office of the Wisconsin
Power, Light and Heat Co. and now
located in Edgerton, visited with
Baraboo friends on Labor Day.
Mrs. and Mrs. G. w Burgess and
Mrs. Mary Donald of Avlon motored
mOtOred here and were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Vandenburg on
Sunday.
Hans Koppke and Rieder Hangar
left on Sunday morning for Chicago,
where they will attended Chicago
Technical college during the ensuing
year. Both youn men were graduated
from the Baraboo High school in the
class of %.
Verge Douglas has returned TO his
duties at the Risiey store after a two
weeks vacation. In company with his
wife and dauhter Dorothy, he enjoyed
a trip to Waukesha, Milwaukee, Rock
ford, Beloit, and Adams, visiting
with various relatives and friends.
Mrs. H. c. Jones, who has spent
the past week in Chicago has left
| for an extended trip on the Great
Lakes in company with young lady
friend from Chicago. Her daughter
| Madeline will remain in Chicago,
where she expects to enter an art
school for the ensuing term.
! Mr.. an Mrs. James D. Curtis and
Youngest son. Arson G. are visiting
in Baraboo at the home of Mrs. Cur
tbs sister, Mrs. A. r. Mailer. Mr..
Curtis is a former Baraboo resident
! bon and raised in this vicinity. Rol-
lin b. Curtis, states greatest living
World war hero, formerly of this city,
is a son of the above.
/ Mrs. Mary Spellan was pleasantly
surprised at her home on Third ave
nue. yesterday, the occasion being her
74th birthday After a social after
noon an elaborate supper was served
from the well-filled baskets brought
by the guests, fourteen lady friends
of Mrs Spellan. A purse of money
was left the hostess as a remem-
brance of the happy occasion.
The following Baraboo people spent
the weekend with relatives and
friends in Plain: the Misses Alice
Springer, Theresa Dischler, and Edith
Schreiner. Walter Aron, Roman
Schreiner, Roy Cramer, and Lester
Springer. They were accompanied
here by Miss Hazel Garfield of Plain,
who i visiting in IL, ,Ity for few
days
Mr. and Mrs Arthur w. Siemers
and son of Madison were in BarabOO
on Labor Day. He was formerly dir
ector of the Madison Continuation
schools but has resigned and will en-
ter the business world. The family
frequently visits this region. this be
ing their favOrite place for an auto
mobile trip Mr.. Siemers is also some
thing of a walker and was with the
company that invaded the home of
Senator George Staudenmayer some
lilit dSO
Mrs Jennie Kolliner Brandies pass
ed through BarabOo the other night
for Saltwater and st. PAM where she
has brothers then after two months
will 60 to her home in San Francisco.
She has spent the past eleven months
in Paris with a daughter, Mrs. Paul
David, who with her husband and
little daugter had been there two
years. Their home too is in San Fran
CISCO Mr. David having business in
terests 10th there and in Germany.
Friends in Baraboo have received
,uncement Of the marriage of Miss
Bernice Albert, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Albert of GAINESVILLE,
former residents of this city. The
marriage occurred on Wednesday
August 30, the groom being George
Myef.