Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-22
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An eight and half pound son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Arndt,
Third avenue, this morning. Mrs.
Arndt will be remembered as Miss
Ethel Cahoon.
Mrs. Angelina Wing was made hap
py on the occasion Of her eighty
ninth birthday yesterday by the
cards and tokens of greetings from
her friends and relatives. Mrs. Wing
has spent most of her life in Sank
county
Mrs Milton Lewis and Miss Della
Yotti returned last night from Chi
cago where they were called by
the death of a sister. Thtey were
accompanied home by their niece,
Miss Ruth Friedman.
The remains Of Carl Maaske Of
La Rue were shipped from the Schel-
BILE & Dyrud undertaking parlOrs
here to Milwaukee today and were
to be taken to the home of a daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. Gruendl. Relatives from
Milwaukee came to accompany the
body to that place.
Word has been received of the
death of Bobby, the three year old
son of Mr. and Mrs Fl. H Attridee
of Chehalis, Wash. The childs faith
er is a son Of Mrs. Robert Attridge
Of this city.
Chevrolet coupe belonging to Attor
ney Raf T. Runge and his partner, r.
w. DAZZLE. The machine was stolen on
the streets Of Madison last Thurs
day and police in various sections
have been notified to be on the look
out for the car which was pract4,
cally new
Mr. and Mrs. George Gruber and
small son Jesse of Prairie du Sac
had a narrow escape while descend
ink the Blacg Hawk hill Monday even
ing about eight o'clock The family
was returning to Prairie du Sac after
accompanying Mr.. Gruber's brother
Joe to his home at the foot of the
hill, the car struck loose gravel which
caused the car to swerve into the
ditch and tip over. The machine
caught fire and the occupants were
forced to make hasty exit escap-
ing unhurt. The car was totally des-
troyed by the fire.
Mrs William Cramer, Mrs J. L.
Cramer, and their brother, Leo Volk
attended the funeral Of a counsin,
Edmund Volk, in Plain today. Mr..
Volk died on Sunday of lock jaw,
His arm was caught in the machinery
Of a tractor week or so ago and the
disease set in, proving fatal.
Benjamin Clark, of this city, is an
other resident who has happily passed
the eightieth mile post of his interest
ing journey. Mr.. Clark was born in
England January II, 1874 He has
resided in Baraboo 50 years, has had
the pleasure of seeing an interesting
family grow up about him, and has
delightful circle of friends. Mr..
Clark is passing the sunset Of his
years on First avenue, where be has
q view Of the river and the rugged
bluffs beyond
Monday morning the students in
the high school were given two treats,
the first a talk by Mrs. Maude VIII
liams about South America Mrs.
Williams is a fluent speaker and yerv
popular with the young people SO
her talk was much enjoyed. The
second was a typewriter exhibition
conducted by Miss Minnie Regel-
meyer, the worlds champion anna
teur typist who won her record by
tipping 143 words per minutes for one
half hour with only seven errors, and
Mr.. Cobault, who is connected with
the Underwood Typewriter company.
Miss Regelmeyer gave several inter
esting exhibitions of concentration,
eveness of touch and speed
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