Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-01
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Stanberry, and Miss Dora Ingraham
all members of the Baraboo High
school faculty, were at Prairie du
Sac on Tuesday to judge declama-
tory and oratorical contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Back and two
daughters Of GAINESVILLE spent Easter
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cook Mrs. Back and children will
remain for a few days visit before
returning home.
Mrs. Harry S. Manchester and Mrs.
G. X. LIeith of Madison accompanied
Mr. Manchester to Baraboo today
when he came to address the Kiwanis
club The two ladies enjoyed picnic
in the woods during the noon hour
while Mr.. Manchester gave his ad-
dress.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mould have re-
turned to Baraboo to make their
home after few few years residence
in Madison.
William Riggert and Mrs. William
Huebbing have returned to Reedsburg
after visit at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. r. d. Thompson.
Mrs Dell Roberts and daughter
Miss Fern Sebring, Mr.. and Mrs Her
bert Sebring and daughter all Of
Madison spent Easter Sunday here
with Mr. and Mrs, J. Vandenburg.
Hans Koppke Of the Chicago Tech
nichal school is home to spend the
rest of the week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Koppke.
District Attorney and Mrs H. J.
Bohn will entertain the Fortnightly
Literary club tomorrow night. The an,
nUal election will be held and F. Fl.
Horstman will give the paper of the
evening.
The local K. c.. bowling team whiih
took part in the tournament at Chi
cago a few days ago has been notified
that they took Goth place in the tour,
nament Considering that 300 teams
competed in the event, the local bow
lers are to be congratulated upon
their success.
The removal of the F. H. Marty
stock of shoes has been completed
and Mr. Marty haq returned to Elk
horn, where he conducts another shoe
store and where he will use the stock
of his former Baraboo store.
A message from the Yards News
Bureau, Washington, D. c., April "a,
states that a patent has been issued
TO Allen C, Allan of Baraboo, Wis. for
pliers, wrench and the like
Wallace Bass, mail carrier on route
l out of Reedsburg has been given
an annual recognition of his services
He found small packages of eggs in
The various boxes along his route
marked easter Greetings. Before
ne reached the end of the trip he had
collected 20 dozen fresh eggs contri-
buted by practically every patron
on his route
Mrs. A. w. Squires, formerly Of
Baraboo writes from Sturgeon Bay
that Gerald Franklin, nine year old
son of Ed Franklin was drown there
and the body was found about two
hours. after by the life savers from
the coast guard station at the canal
Gerald was fishing from the dock
when he fell into the water, it being
Mrs. Chester Service underwent a
serious operation at the Grand View
hospital in La Crosse a few days ago
is reported as getting along nicely
She was accompanied to La Crosse by
M Service.
Mrs. r. D. Murphy and daughters,
Mrs. Willard Duclos and Miss Vera
Murphy spent few hoprse in the
city yesterday Miss Vera has been
employed in Beloit for the past few
weeks
"A number of friends surprised Miss
Mildred Rich at her home on East
street last evening. An automobile
ride to Portage was enjoyed after
which delicious lunch was served
.sat Miss Rich's home.
Mrs. William Schellenberg enter
tanned the MEMBERS of the K. K.
Klub at a dinner at her home on
Eighth avenue, Tuesday evening. An
evening of bunco followed the winners
beings Mrs Otto Spangenberg, Miss
Julia Platt, and Mrs j. j. Capener.
The Royal Neighbors held a bust
ness meeting last evening, followed
by a social time at which the Off
GERS of the order entertained thu
members. A playlet and minstrel
were put on by the officers and were
very much enjoyed. A dainty lunch
was served and was followed by dane
ing.
Sheriff w H. Ode has returned