Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-04-13

OF maulSOn. Inc lOug6S at DeftOn,
North Freedom and Merrimack were
invited to attend. Sheriff II. c. Neitzel
is v. C. and o. L. Gust, clerk of the
lodge.
N. Tomkin of this city recently re-
ceived word from relatives in Russia
that they have received the passage
to the United States which the Bara-
boo man sent across over three
months ago. The passage was one
month reaching Russia and the re-
mainder of the time in getting TO
the Tomkin relatives in the central
part. The local merchant made ar
rangements to have his kin in Rus
STA come to the U. S. and no doubt
they have started on the journey by
now.
As the result OF a number Of COM
plants, officers of the Sank County
Humane society sent Sheriff Her
man C. Neitzel and DR.. w. w. Ware =
ham, veterinarian, to the Floyd New
ell place about three miles north of
Baraboo to make an investigate )n as
TO the care of the stock on the farm.
One animal was found to be in a seri-
Gus condition as the result of an in
jury and was ordered killed. From
appearances of most Of the animals,
more than twenty head there mad not
been sufficient feed, tn barn was
found to Re in a dilapidated condi-
ton and had not been cleaned for
a long time. Since the investigation
feed has been taken TO the place for
The Twentieth Century club met
at the home of Mrs. A. L. Farnsworth
Thursday afternoon. The following
officers were elected for the coming
year; president. Mrs. ]. H. Hill; vice
president, Mrs. N. H. Gerber; record
ing secretary-Mrs. Oscar Wieglow;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. George
Ziegler; treasurer, Mrs. r. K. Gros-
inski; auditor, Mrs. Clara Runge. The
members OF the club are arranging
for slides in connection with the dis
armament conference to be shown
at the high school in the near flu
ture. Mrs. Ziegler gave a short talk
on Federation News and Mrs. Hill
gave questions on the United States
constitution. After the business
meeting the club had a social time
and Mrs. Farnsworth served delicious
refreshments. The club then adj
journed to meet April 20 with Mrs.
Armour Brown and have a picnic
supper.
The members of the B. B. club en-
joyed a sumptuous spread at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Koepp.
Second street, Friday afternoon, the
occasion being in honor of the pass
ing birthday of Mrs. Oscar Moreno,
one of the members OF the club. Fancy
work and visiting were enjoyed aud
at the usual time the guests were seat
ed at the table, where large birth
day cake, baked by Mrs. Ed. Zuch,
was the center attraction, surround
ed by numerous delicious viands
which were all enjoyed. A piece of
cut glass was presented to the host
ess, as a reminder of the happy event.
The members present were: Mes
DANES Fred Ohle, John LEM, Ed
Zuch, A. L. Farnsworth, Otto zuch,
Fred LEM and Oscar Moreno. The
members absent were Mesdames
John Conway and w. w. Wareham,
and Miss Nettie Hopkins, and they
were greatly missed by their asso.
ciates. One visitor was present, Mrs.
Willard Hathaway of Galena.
Mrs. Barbara Won valid was plea
sanity surprised last evening when a
number of relatives and friends called
to help her celebrate her 72nd birth
day. After an evening spent in visit
ing, baskets were produced which
contained plenty of good things to
eat including a huge birthday cake
with 70 candles on it. Many nice
gifts were also left in remembrance
of the occasion, after which they
all departed wishing Mrs. Won Valid
many more happy birthdays.