Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-02-21
( o o . o o o 0 o o
WEDNESDAY
. o. 0 = q : {

TX WEDNESDA1 x
{ . 90 Z q = c y y
Several neighbors and friends On
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kunce spent
last evening at their home, helping to
celebrate the birthday of Mrs. Kunce.
The evening was spent in playing
| cards, several tables being played,
and midnight lunch was served.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Breene Of Reedsburg the lat-
ter part OF the week Mrs. Breene
will be remembered as Miss Winifred
WEIGH, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight WEIGH of Baraboo. Mrs.
WEIGH has been spending the pasr
several days at the Breene home
! State Treasurer Sol Levitan of
Madison was in the city today to
address the Kiwanis club at the reglr.
lar weekly luncheon. Mr.. Levitan is
the president Of one of the largest
banks in Madison. For years he was
merchant at New Glarus in the
Swiss colony of cheese makers ann
from a small town merchant he'rose
to the position of financial impor-
lance which he now holds in the
state. Those who have known MIR.
Levitan for a long time speak of
him as "a big hear4ed and kindly
man, who loves his fellow men. He
| is an agreeable contrast to most poll
ticians.
Mrs. Lydia Clement has been TAX
en- to the state hospital at Mendoza,
following a nervous breakdown. She
was accompanied to the hospital by
Mrs. William Welk and Sheriff W.
H. Ode on Tuesday.
Mrs. b j. Higgins, 821 Summit
street, has received aIetter from Mrs.
J. Gerofski, which states strawber-
ries are ripe in Orlando, Florida,
Mr., Gerofski has planted his garden
and the vegetables are shooting into
the air. They expect to remain until
late in the season but their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
A. Carow, win return earlier.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Winnie have re
| ceived a telegram from Chicago which
states that baby boy has arrived
at the home Of their SON m-law and
laughter, Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Stew
ems. Mrs. Stevens will be rem ember-
ed as Miss Marie Winnie.
A Oh. Reisz entertained number
Of friends st a radio program at his
home on Sixth avenue last evening.
| The entire speech of President Coo
| '.dge, given before the National Re
| zubIican club in New York City was
7'earIv heard by Mr.. Reisz's guests.
lfter paying a well deserved tribute
/ % Abraham Lincoln, President Coo
'f9ge took up the needs Of the nation.
Other speakers ct the club meeting
| we're also heard and those listening
/ in at the Reisz home felt we'll repaid
COR an evening enjoyabIy spent. The
| Coolidge speech was heard at vari-
Gus homes in Baraboo last evening.
| The sophomore high school basket
| ball team played the North Freedom
| first team at that place on Tuesday
| afternoon. Baraboo was defeated in
a score of is to 7. The boys we're ac-
companied to North Freedom by
| Coach Walter Rummell.
| The Rev. G. A Wilson of Oconomo-
voc, former rector of Trinity Episco-
DoI church here, arrived in st. Peters
burg, Florida on Feb. 7th and is nice
" situated at "The Hitching Post
near the Baraboo colony in st. Peters
bur.
On Monday Rev. Henry Harris,
pastor of the Congregational church
lDossed another milestone. He cele
brated by walking to the lake with
the Heart of the Hills club and in the
evening was with a social group at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wei
denkopf. There he was bIindfolded
and when the light shone again he
was face to face with a great cake
blazfnE with candles.
Adolph Fey Jr. of Ableman IS once
more in attendance of his classes as
freshman in the Baraboo high school
i after five weeks confinement at
) Ableman on account of illness with
scarlet fever.
The B. & B. Bridge club having fin
ished the first series. were delightful
ly entertained at the home OF Mrs