Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-10-30
Monday

udy ulSuL ny NlSlC L all O4AIdh L.
r. Capener and today before Judge
Adolph andre paid fine Of one
dollar and costs.
DR.. Walter F. Nuzum of Madison
is critically ILL., He recently I'M
derwent an operation for append
citis and his condition is serious.
The Nuzum family moved to Madi-
son from Baraboo a year or more
ago.
DR.. H. J. Irwin and DR.. L. W
Sayles motored to Milwaukee yes.
terday to attend a medical conven-
ton, the annual interstate post
graduate medical assembly and the
convention of the Tri-State District
Medical association, which opened
in specially constructed amphi-
theater in the Marquette university
gymnasium.
Jules Jusserand, French ambas-
sador to the United States, is e..
pected to be one of the chief
speakers at the BANQUET and assem-
bly, Friday night. Others to speak
are Nicholas Murray Butler, presi
dent of Columbia university; Sir
Arthur William Currie, vice chan
cellor of McGill university, Mon
treal; Prof Theodore Tuffier, pro
lessor of surgery, University OF
Paris; Maj. Gen. NJ W., Ireland
surgeon-general of the army; and
Rear Admiral Edward r. Stitt, sur
geon general of the navy.
Drew, Lodi; recitation Betty Tay
lor; solo, Miss Eva Varnell; book
review, Mrs. Delwyn Baertsch; a
talk by Miss Edna Varnell; talk
on children's work, Mrs. w. d
Stanley; and piano music by Misses
Ruth Hazeltine and Margaret Stan
ley.
The Woman's Foreign Mission
airy society of the First M. f.
church held a special meeting in
the church parlors on Friday even
ing, guests being members from the
Portage and Lodi societies. AbO t
IS ladies were present for the ev
ening's program which followed the
supper. The program, consisted
of the following numbers: solo, Mrs
J. Harris; a paper by Mrs. Harry
On Saturday III. c. Crandall and
H. E. Cole attended the falling leaf
meeting of the organization known
as the Friends of Our Native Land
scape held at Lake KoshkonOng
The exercises were on the site
where White Grow, father of Mrs
Yellow Thunder, buried north o.
Baraboo, resided in the thirtie5
4 The exercises on Saturday consist
ed of short address by former Sec
rotary of State John A. Donald, A
o. Barten, H. l.. Shavlem and 9th
ers. A masque was given under
the direction of Mrs. H. A. Main
Past meetings of these nature PEG
pie have been held at Devils Lake
and the Natural Bridge.
John Nuzum of Viroqua was in
Baraboo on Sunday, visiting rela
tives. He came to Madison to see
DR.. w. F. Nuzum, who has under
gone a serious operation and is in
critical condition. Mr.. Nuzum Of
!, Viroqua was formerly in the lum
Der business in Merrimack and is
now with his sons engaged in the
same business in Wire rua.
r. N. Taylor of Detroit was a
weekend guest at the home of DR.
and Mrs. l.. w. Sayles. He lett
today by automobile for his home
accompanied by his wife and son
who have spent several weeks here
with Mrs. Taylor's parents, DR.. AMI
Mrs. Sayles. They were accom-
panied as far as Milwaukee by Mrs
Sayles, who will join her husband
. for few days stay there.
Leroy G. Bear, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. H. Bear of Skillet
Creek, left on Saturday to visit
friends in the east, while his
brother, Evan J. Bear, is at home
to help with the farm work.
r. E. Dake was taken to St
Mary's- Ringing hospital yester-
day, suffering from blood poison
ing in his leg. He is reported as
doing as well as can be expected
today.
Mrs. Harold Mason and son, Jun
tior of Jefferson, who have spent the
past week here, went to Columbus
Yesterday, motoring over with Mr.
StuhImacher, father of Mrs. Mason
i A family reunion was to be held al
: the Schumacher home yesterday
: Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Stuhlmachel
/ and son, Milwaukee, Mr., and Mrs
Emil Kruger and Bert Stuhlmach
: err, Chicago, and Harold Mason o1
Jefferson were to be among those
| present. Mrs. Mason viii spend &
! week visiting in Columbus.
The Lyons Fish and Game clut
held it's fifth annual banquet at the