Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-23


farm machinery.
The Alexander Kornhauser store
and Parkway theatre were damaged
by fire in Madison. This is the third
serious fire to take place in the Capt.
tai city within the last two months.
aged as to necessitate rebuilding. The
new theatre suffered loss of about
Miss Augusta Rooney of Prairie du
Sac, have been visiting with relatives
and friends in the city, went to Mil
waukee to visit yesterday.
Mrs. James Capener entertained
ten friends at her home on Fifth
, avenue last evening. A pleasant social
time was had and delicious refresh
ments served by the hostess.
Mrs. Pierce Sansum and SON have
returned from a visit near Merrimack
with the formers sister Mrs. Clarence
Wing.
Miss Julia Hoppe has returned to
her school duties at Yankton, s. D.,
having been called here by the i'll
ness and death of her mother, Mrs.
julius Hoppe.
The congregation of the Presby-
terrain church enjoyed an informal
picnic supper in the church parlors
Thursday evening. There was a good
attendance and after the bounteous
supper, a social time was had.
H. Mueller of the Mueller garage
drove from Milwaukee in an Essex
car recently The return was made
by way Of Portage and Columbus and
Mr.. Mueller reports the going. some
what rough.
Mrs E. G. Henke gave a Valentine
party for the Junior Endeavor of the
Presbyterian church at the manse
Thursday afternoon from four to six.
A social time was enjoyed and refresh
ments served by the hostess.
Misses Della and Lucille Simons
and Marjorie Coates are visiting with
friends in Lodi. They will also visit
in Poynette with a sister of the for
mer two, Mrs. Claude Cross, and
family
Frank Hotchkiss has arrived in
Baraboo from the northern part of
Wisconsin and reports about two feet
of snow on the ground where he was
located Mr.. Hotchkiss will remain
here for time and assist his broth
er, Rev. Sydney Hotchkiss in conduct
ing gospel meetings at the Wesleyan
Methodist. church, of which Rev.
Hotchkiss is the pastor.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the First M E. church met
at the home of Mrs. A. H. VarneI On
Eighth avenue yesterday afternoon.
There was an exceptionally large at
tendance and after the business meet
ing, an interestig program was Civ
en-, consisting of a solo by Mrs. Geo.
Goodearle, a duet by little Jeanne
Getchell and Donald Titus, violin mu-
sic by Glen Barber and Donald Moore,
a solo by Olive Webster, and very
interesting letter from Grace Dilling
ham, a former Baraboo girl, who is
now a missionary to Korea. At the
close of the meeting, tea and waters
were served by the hostess.
Roy Allen, charged with resisting
an officer, and creating disturb
ance at the roller skating rink in the
Third Ward Thursday evening, ap-
peared before Justice Adolph andre
Friday afternoon The case was adj
journed for one week. In the mean
time Allen is making his headquar-
ters in the county bastile.
Frank Parrish and family have re-
tured from California. They left Bar
aboo some months ago and made the
trip overland in an automobile, re-
turning by train. They covered $500
miles before they disposed Of the car.
The procession of tourists headed for
the coast was almost without limit,
Mr.. Parish says. At Santa Cruz they
saw son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lusby
of Baraboo and he was about the only
person from Wisconsin they met. The
Parrish family spent most of the
LlIIlO DIT 0dA JOCC cLn0 1SpOAO L11O
weather was such, an overcoat and
heavy wraps were in demand all the
time The air is damp and penetrat-
ing. On the way home they were told
the snow was thirteen feet deep in
the mountains.
The Melz1 and McGann automobile
truck and a Ford touring car collid-
ed today shortly after dinner on the
corner of Oak street and Fifth avenue.
The truck received a damaged fender
and the Ford an injured radiator as
a result of the mishap. John Mccain
and his son were the occupants OF
the truck
The Ladies Aid society of the S. S.
church were entertained at the home
of Mrs. r. IIfttlejohn, Wednesday,
February Is. Twenty-three members
and three visitors were present. At
ter the business meeting short pro-
erro,o xxyoc cixyou solo hv Mrs MARI