Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-09-20

Michigan, for short stay They re-
port pleasant journey.
| The Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Brand left
today for their summer home In
Naples, New York, after visit of
several days at the home of Mrs.
Brands brother, J. L. Fulkerson,
and wife. Rev. and Mrs. Brand have
been attending tie national G. A r.
convention in Milwaukee, coming -
Bar;Lco from that place. They leave
soJn for st. Cloud, Flo 'da, whaIs
they spend the winter months
! Mrs. Henry Alexander of Baraboo
has received clipping which tells
!, Of the approaching marriage of her
nephew, Andrew Stackhouse, to Miss
/ Helen C0llison in Buffalo, New York,
on Sept. /. Mr.. Stackhouse is son
of Commander and Mrs. Andrew ].
Stackhouse and Immediately after the
wedding, the bridal couple will leave
for Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, where
they will reside.
Just as the threshing crew was
about leave the Ochsner farm in Hon
ey Creek last Thursday afternoon fire
broke out on the straw stack and II
was with much effort and hard work
of the crew, neighbDrs and others,
to extinguish the fire and save the
buildings on the darm-The Sank
County News.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Dowrick and fam,
lily of Dubuque, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Dreschler, Ed Bennett. Mr..
and Mrs Richard Trussell and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Trussen and
family of Baraboo spent Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Bennett OF this
city. The ladies of the party are
sisters of Mr.. Bennett.
Attorney and Mrs. r. F. Morley and
daughter of Tulsa Oklahoma, have
bBan visiting with Mr.. Morley's
mother, Mrs. Rose Morley, at her
home west of Baraboo. The visitors
have been on motor trip to the east
ern states and stopped off here en-
r0nte for home.
| Miss Ida Marquardt has left for
Milwaukee where she viii teach
the graded schools during the coming
year. Miss Marquardt thas taught in
that place for several years and has
ssgent the past summer here with het
sisters, the Misses Delya and Clara
| Marquardt.
DR.. w. A. Diffenbaugh of Chicago
i has been spending several days i'm
tine city on business. DIR Diffenbaugh
] has been interested in the Kant7Slip
Wrench Co. OF Baraboo since hts in
ception and reports that the company
will soon be a going concern.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Cahoon, son
Ivan and Ora started Friday by auto
Ter Hutchinson, MINI, tn visit an
aunt of Mr.. Cahoon. Their son ivan
will return to mis- school At GonZaga
,uniy ersity whene he will enter his
JUNO; year.
Mrs. Louise D. Culver, daughter
Mary Louise, and son Robert returned
from Chicago last night Mrs. Culver
and Robert both underwent opera
lions in Chicago and Mrs. Culver has
been in a hospital there for some time
Mr, and Mrs, Delbert S. Davis of
Cleveland, Ohio, left for their home
Saturday after an extended visit with
their brother and sisters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan Day and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Davis and families,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Dickens Of Elroy
spent Sunday with Mrs. Rose Sweet
and Mrs. Jessie Holhngsworth. Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Maroon Of Belvidere
III. were also Sunday visitors at the
ladies' home and other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Daniels, son
James and daughter audrey Rose of
Reedsburg.
H. G. Schram has returned from
Lacrosse where he underwent an
operation at the Grand View hospital.
He expects to return soon again and
undergo another one Mrs. Schram was
also operated on at the La Crosse
hospital and expects to return home.
next week. She is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Otto Zauft and son Arthur
leave Thursday for Plattville where
the Zauft family will make their home
in the future at 302 North Hickory
street Mr. Zauft will join his wife ana
son at Plattville later The family
have rented the home on COS Second
street. to Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Helm
Jr. of Merrimack
A Ford speedster owned by Boyd