Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-10-12
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BIT and NJ 3. Jacob Ludc, have
gone TO Washington INDIA =. 20 VISIT
their son Earl, and from tlere they
20 to 0alsa., Oklahoma. to visit at
the no ne OF another son. Arthur.
Angng Ic,fe from 2,rSDn, Ssh ~.
= eel tF. University r. "'.sconsih.
Carleton football game ia Madison on
Saturday we're BOdo KARL, William
Radtke' aid Ray UnderkOffer.
Martin F. Foley of BarabOo is one
of the SO Jurors drawn for the spec
ial November term OF the United
States District court, opening in Mad
ison on Nov. 8. The jurors are to
be notified to appear at 2 n. m. on
November S. Drawing OF % names
for the grand jury to convene Octo-
Der so was expected to take place to-
day.
Among the BarabOO students at the
University OF. Wisconsin who spent
the week end. at their. homes here
were the following: Richard Wiley,
Thomas Hood. Helen Iiingsford. Fred
e!ick Stanley, Earl Haugh, jain Da-
lvenpOrt, Margaret T1surer. Vincent
Tbiemann. Oscar Isen5scg, Robett
Gollmar ami GeneyisYe Winchester.
Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Wheeler went
to ,RoK6ury today TO attend the wed,
ding OF Miss Alma Reible to Raymond
Irbin, Of, Madison. The bride was to
wear gown, OF white satin and lace
and about $50 guests were invited to
the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Trim will
reside in Madison.
Stanford Richardson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. R. Richardson OF this city, re-
presented Carroll college at the de-
| bate conference held at the Great
Northern hotel. Chicago. this week
end. Fifteen schools from five states
are represented at the conference; the
purpose Of WHICH Is to decide a uni
form debate question TOR the middle
west schools. it was decided TO hold
tbs conference for next year in NTadi-
son, mr.. Richardson is a senior at
Carroll college.
Miss Geneyieye Newell Is suffering
from sprained ankle as the result
of an automobile accident which oc-
Cured on the KilbOurn road last Fri
day. Mrs Claud Newell. drifting the
Newell, car Tas irving to KiIbourn
when one wheel cane of the automo-
bile. causing the car to sRerve into
the ditch and doing considerable
damage 20 the automobile. The occu-
| pants were more or less bruised, Miss
Newell's injury being the most ser.
iOus
mir. and Mrs. Charles Beardsley Of
Fairfield entertained a number OF rel.
atives at dinner one day last week.
Those present were Mrs. Beardsley's
mother. Mrs. James Seaborn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Herrick, son and daughter.
Harvard. Ill: Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hallecz
and son. Madison; Mr.. and Mrs. Orr
Dodge aad son, Merrimack; and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Seaborn, son ana
daughter. BaraboO. sj
Dir. land Mrs. l.. A. Dudley resi-.
dents OF Indian Farm, Caledonia, were
run into by an automobile near the
Falkcnstern mill Saturday afternoon
about three. O'clock while on their
way to .Baraboo in a horse aud bug
gy. The occupants OF he buggy we're
not injured. Mrs. Dudley claimed the
automobile was on the wrong side Of
the road. IN a conspicuous place On
the auto was placard Just Mar
ried' and 1t is believed the occupants
OF the car were Mr.. ano Mrs. Ward
uef Anthony, MsrTiyaack, who were
married Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock in nBaroRoo. The bride Nas
formerly Miss Eva Mteiler.' e-}sa
Mrs. George Grid r and daughter
Helen have retuEned 70 their home
| in Chicago after a visit here with
Mrs. Crides sister, Mrs. W. II. Mann,
Third avenue.
/ Mrs. Emma Bodinus has returned
to her home In Chicago after few
weeks stay at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. +. l.. GerOfsH. mr. Bodinus is
former resident OF Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mr.. Paul Kreuger, Hill
street, are rejoicing over the birth OF
twin sons, Sunday Oct. s. The little
boys; have, been named Howard Ray
mond and Harold Roger. .r.,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George knight as
moving from the Magli residence IA
/ Fourth street 20 the Kingsley house
on Barker. street, formerly occupied
~, Nj. Snl Mrs. - l.. Dumas.
Maurice Wilson has returned to
Darahoe and accepted a position at
the c. and y. w railroad Offices.
! Mr.. Wilson. was formerly employed in
! the Offices. here ana has spent the past
several months. al his home, in Lodi
and in the west. .-. us. sr *.
| Mrs. Mary Hood. aunt OF G. n. and
y. ]. Hood OF this city passed away
at her. Spring Greer, home on Sunday
morning and is TO be buried at, that
satnsaai & m qhtpSs4aSr. aftarn0nn -. with