Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24

graduate the Madison pastor on his
long service.
Mrs. Charles L. Brewster has been
i'll much of the winter with sciatic
rheumatism. shingles and ulcers OF
the stomach. For some time she has
been in st. Maryss Ringing hospital
band is much improved. She returns
Ito her home this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Tyler have been
called to st. Paul by the death OF
Mrs. H. p Barlow, sister of Mrs.
Tyler. Death was due to heart fail
ure. Services were held in st. Paul
5oday. Mrs. Barlow was we'll kown
n Baraboo, having visited here al
various times during late years.
|; This office has received a card
from Mrs, James Erotherson of
Butte, Montana, saying that she
likes Montana very much and surely
appreciates the visits of THE Weekly
News. Mrs. Brotherson will be remem
bered here as Miss Shirley Kier, the
daughter of Mrs. John Kier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray c. Underkofler
nave returned from Milwaukee where
they spent several days, Mr.. Under
kofler attending the annual conven-
ion Of the local Wis Power, Light
6 Heat Co. The convention had a
record attendance Of about 1000 dele
gates. Miss Grace Sheridan of the
local office was also among those IN
attendance
Miss Ida Marquardt has been spend
ng a week of Easter vacation at the
home Of her sister, Clara, south Of
the city, and left yesterday for Mil
waukee, where she teaches in the
city schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene S.. Peter
and daughters, Miriam and Ava Mar
ie, of Waukesha were week end
guests at the home of Mrs. st. Peters
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Junge.
Birch street. The visitors were a.
companied here by Mr.. ST. Peters
mother, Mrs. M. st. Peter of Norway,
Mich, who is a guest at their Wauke-
sha home. -!r~r
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Kasiska en-
tertained a number of University of
Wisconsin biologists, who spent the
week end in this locality on Satur
day evening in honor of their son.
Robert, who is a student ait the uni
versity and a member of the geology
class. There were over sixty stu
dents in the group which spent three
days in this vicinity studying the
formations at Devils lake, the Ca
hoon mines, the Lower Narrows, Man
Mound, and the Upper Narrows. Allen
c. Tester, Garold Knight, and Rus
sci H. Jones, instructors in geology
department assisted Professor Twen-
hodel in managing the trip.
One of those amusing tragedy-co-
NEEDLES OF married life is now show
| ing at the AL Ringing thaater AND
drew a large crowd at it's first pre-
| sentation last night. tWhy Men
Leave Home" was filmed from the
very successful play by the same
name and is portrayed by "a cast Of
F, favorites including Lewis Stone, Hell
en- Chadwisk, and Mary Carr. Many
pronounce the movie better than the
pay. Other numbers on this program
which is given again tonight are g
Lige Conley comedy, 'tMidnaght
Blues" and a Pathe News.
One of the party Of biologists OF
the University of WISCONSIN, who
were in THE city over the week end
was honored at a semi-slam party al
the Warren on Saturday evening. The
! young lady's birthday happens to
occur on Easter and she is appro-
priately named Bunny. She was
presented with a number of joke
gifts in honor of the event and the
students spent an enjoyable evening
dancing
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