Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-04-06
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TUESDAY {

M. and MIS- ". ID. Stanley enter
tanned at a six-thirty luncheon at
their home on Ash street on Saturday
evening in honor of the birthday of
their daughter, Miss Flora. Covers
were laid for eight and decorations
were in keeping with Easter. At
the beginning of the third and last
course a birthday cake was brought
in decorated with yellow candles
Many gifts were left the hostess in
honor of the occasion. At the beginn-
ing of the luncheon little Margaret
Stanley, dressed in yellow organdie,
announced the engagement Of her sis
ter, Flora to Clayton b. Riley of
Mears, Michigan.
Pearse Sansum was the highest bid
der on the washing machine at the
Marriott Hardware company opening
and was awarded the home conven-
fence He bid $145 on a machine
which sells for $155. There were nine
ty bids.
Herman Timme. one of the proprie-
tors of Timme Bros, Delton; was
tried on seven violations of his trade
recently in the court of Justice H. L
Halsted. The defendant was found not
guilty. The chief charge was misrepre-
senting contents of flour sacks. Tim
me Bros. operate a feed mill in the
DeltUn region. The jurymen who de-
cided the case include: w II. Ode,
r. j. Fogle, Herman Kasiska, w. H.
Hattie, Samuel Neitzel
Henry ochaefer Of Barah0o has
been visiting TeIatIveS and friends in
Spring Green and vicinity this week.
On Wednesday Mar. Schaefer went to
Gotham to ca, on his cousin. Fred
Schneider, his first visit to him in
twelve years.-Spring Green News.
The following sales have been
made by J. T. Bates Il Son, within
the past month: VIM. LANCE to Rich
ard Trussd, house on 5th street;
Bernard Meyer to Alec Baumgarthen,
house and lot on corner of nineth
avenue and Summit street; Mrs. Rose
NJ. Moose of Chicago 20 Mrs. Hannah
z. Meyer of Merrimack, house on
Fourth avenue;a parcel of land from
Deliwin Baertsch to Fred kellogg
near Devils Lake State park; large
farm owned by H. ]. Wheeler of Rich
land county TO Bert Reutten.
The members of the April group of
w. c. T. U. met Monday afternoon
with Mrs. George Hanson. Plans
for a program at the regular April
meeting of the organization were
worked out Light refreshments were
served and a social time was enjoy
ed.
The Misses Beatrice and Hazel
Alexander, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Alexander, have returned to
their studies at Ripon after spending
a short vacation at the parental home.
They were accompanied by Miss Ruth
Davis. also a student at Ripon college.
j. H. Scheible, member of the firm
of Scheible & Dyrud, drove to Black
Hawk today where he directed the
funeral of the late Herman J. Meyer.
The road is paved all the way to
DAd1h A1oWh II pOSSlDlG
10 go with cars to the hamlet Tor a
time a bridge was out but this has
been repaired.
Mrs. August Ziegler of Fairfield
passed her nth milestone recently.
She was surprised by a number Of
friends and neighbors in honor of the
occasion. All brought well filled bas-
kets with good things to eat. Cards
were played and the time spent in
an enjoyable way. The hostess also
received presents.
Mrs. Herman Grotophorst has re-
turned from Chicago where she stop
ped on her way home from St. Peters
burg, Florida, to visit sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Grotophorst occupied a cot
tage at Big Bayou, st. Petersburg,
during the winter months. From
Chicago Mr.. Grotophorst returned to
this city alone. He has been home
for two or three days.
On Saturday afternoon as Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Catlin were driving
their automobile near the filling sta
ton, Fifth avenue and Broadway,