Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-11-29

daughter Ruby in honor of their
birthdays. All came with we'll filled
baskets and supper was served A
good time was enjoyed, the evening
being spent in playing games.
Mrs. E. x. Stevens entertained the
X. x. Klub at her home on Sixth
avenue last evening, A six-thirty
dinner was served and was followed
by an evening of bunco. Winners
were Mrs. William Schellenberger
and Mrs. Otto Spangenberg.
Richard Wickus, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adelbert Wickus, entertained Il
number of friends at the home of his
parents Fourth street Monday after
noon in honor of his sixth birthday
anniversary The time was enjoyably
spent with games and a birthday sup
per was served.
Last Saturday group Of Boy
Scouts, accompanied by their leader,
Rev. f. c. Henke, visited Man
Mound built by prehistoric rocs
From there they went to the old Mar
rows Quarry where they cooked their
dinner After dinner, they climbed the
west side Of the Narrows. A mock
of geese was seen, the gander of
which had lost his way and was lead
ing his flock in circles about the sky.
A 0G rEn
Boy Scouts election of officers will
be held. Refreshments will be served
The regular meeting of the Bara-
boo Women's club was held last even
ing at the club rooms in the form of a
. 2overlet supper, with thirty-two mem
beers present. A business meeting
followed and teams were formed for
a membership drive to start at once.
Mrs. W. F, Baringer and Miss Mary
Of the respective teams the Lincolns
and the Fords. Everybody is working
hardand the club hopes to at least
double it's membership as we'll as re-
installing old members. The winners
Of this membership contest are to
stage the initiation Of new members
at the next regular meeting. while the
losers are to put on the annual club
Christmas party which is to given
on Dec. 18th The annual banquet
has been postponed until the first Of
the new year. The club then ad-
iourned until it's next meeting on
Dec. 10, when new members will be
received.
SALE BARGAINS AT SEARLES
Gents new shoes, new wool army
socks, new SIMMONS beds, new
dressers, mattresses. 522 So. Center
Street.
Fred Erdman, Rockford lumber
buyer, is at the Reedsburg hospital
with several broken ribs and other i'll
iuries, the result of an automobile
collision that occurrec near Reeds
burg Sunday night. Reinhold Duren.
Cazenovia, driving the car, escaped
without injury.
Americas biggest steamship, the
Leviathan established a new worlds
record for westbound navigation be-
tween CHerbcu~g and New York, al
irving from Cherbourg Monday after
a run of five days, seven hours and
twenty minutes, with an average
hourly speed Of 2417 knots. This
broke by thirteen minutes the pre-
vious record held by the Cunarder
Mauretacia, of five days seven hours,
thirty-three minutes.
Walter Wilcox of Docltit is visit
ing here with relatives.
Miss Bernice Swan of Madison
spent the week end here at the hone
Of her aunt and uncle Mr.. ant Mrs.
Waiter Schubring.
Walter U. Odell, who is employed at
the state hospital ir MendoAl, spent
Saturday, here with friends.
Miss Bessie Mcintyre arrived last
night for a visit over the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Mcintyre.
Miss Mcintyre is employed in govern
ment work in Washington, D. G.
Eugene st. Pete. and daughter
Miriam motored here from Waukesha
for a weekend visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jurge. They
were accompanied home on Sunday
by Mrs. st. Peter who has been visit
ing here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Junge, for several days.
Mrs. Minnie E. Groth of Baraboo.
past national president Of the Sons OF
Veterans auxiliary will be in Madison
Tuesday night to inspect the auxiliary
4 banquet will be served in her honor
at the G. A. r. hall at o'clock.
A number of patients underwent