Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-06-19
Monday


school at a dinner. The guests will
long remember the occasion as a
delightful event Of the closing days
of the 1924 school period.
Among the graduates for de-
grees at Marquette college this
year is Robert J. Keller Of Bara
boo, a senior in the Marquette law
school. Mr.. Keller is candidate for
the state bar examination this
summer.
The Sunday Chicago Tribune
contains a picture of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Landon and daughter Alice
Mrs. Landon will be remembered
in Baraboo as Alice Lord. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Landon were at the
1920 Olympic games and the ro-
nance began OH that occasion. Mr..
Landon was Yale star in ath-
letics.
A car driven by Mrs. r. w.
Salaum turned over at The Will
Hazeltine corner on the Prairie
du Sac road few miles out Of
Baraboo Sunday afteraoon but
fortunately the tccuoants escaped
injury. The ear was being turned
around at this corner and in back
ing down the ii"t road which at
this point joins the main highway
the machine went over, The top
was smashed but the car was 9TH
erwiBe unchanged and was driven
to Baraboo under its own pow
er.
Mrs. Arbert Baumgarten Of San
Antonio, Texas, is a guest Of her
sister, Mrs. w H. Newell. By the
older residents the visitor will
be Remembered as Miss Grace Pal
mer. Mrs. Baumgarten is the mo-
ther Of Archie Cook, the famous
dancer and who has Travelled over
much of the world with other stars
in that line. He is now in New
York ICity. 1t has been twelve
years since Mrs Baumgarten was
in Baraboo.
Miss Catherine Hoyt Of Chicago
is a guest at the home Of the Mis-
SEES Gattiker, 107 Seventh street.
Miss Hoyt expects to remain for
several weeks. She was a former
resident of Baraboo.
Miss Amelia Taborsky Of White
water Normal school has arrived
to spend a week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Taborsky, before
returning to the normal for the
summer session Of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. K Hill have
returned from three day visit
with friends at Sank City, Prai-
RE du Sac and Sumpter. They at
tended the Sank City graduating
exercises. Mrs. Hills niece, Miss
Helen Stedtman,w as one of the
graduates.
Mrs. j. e. English of Baraboo
and two grandchildren of Live Oak,
California, expect to make a motor
trip this week to Eau Claire, La
dysmith and other places in that
region. They go with friends from
Dodgeyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Bartz, 314
Fifth street, have purchased the e.
M. Hoag house on Fourth avenue
and will take UP their residence
there in a few days. TIE consider
alton is about $5,875 There was
some delay in the transfer of the
property on account of Mrs. Hoag's
being in California.
After visiting here for some
days, S. l.. Buckner and son Mel
win, will return to Northeast
Pennsylvania. They are making
the trip by automobile. The Buck
ners were former residents of
Baraboo.
w ID. Porter celebrated his 85th
birthday today Mr.. Porter is a
veteran of the Civil war and is
remarkably spry and active for
his years.
A daughter WAS born to Mr.. and
Mrs. T. T. Wood yesterday after
noon
z. A. Fisher leaves this week
for the west. lie will accompany
his and son wife, Dr. and Mrs.
Fisher of st. Louis and their first
objective will be San Diego where
Mrs. Fishers relatives reside, Mr.,
Fisher of Baraboo viii leave the
others in California and go to
Seattle and other places in the
northwest to visit relatives ber
fore returning.
DIR. and Mrs. J. G. Seidel, two
sons and daughter of Warrens
were in Baraboo on their way to
Beaver Dam to attend commence
ment The young folks have attend
ed the school there. They return
through. Baraboo on Wednesday.
m. CeideIs was \ former Parahoo