Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-17


society. Mr.. Hubert is a member O
the board of directors of the loca
society.
Richard Brandt, local painter has
not been himself for the past Weel
of more and this morning his con
dition becamt so violent that it was
necessary for Sheriff W H. Ode t,
take him into custody.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Hatch have re
turned from Racine here they attend
ed the wedding Of Mrs. Frieda Cor
don to Fred L. Bull, Saturday Jan
5. The bride is a sister of Mrs
Hatch. The couple will reside in
Racine
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THURSDAY K
o o o o c o G 0 y
T. F. Keefe of Madison, formerly
manager of the Wis. Power. Light
& Heat office here, was guest at
at the Kiwanis luncheon yesterday
James F. Bray of the southside shoe
store underwent an operation for tho
removal of tonsils at ST. Mary's-
Ringing hospital on Wednesday.
According to those who have made
the trip by car, the roads between
Baraboo and Portage tare now in
fairly good shape for driving. The bus
plying between Baraboo and Portage
is now making it's regular trips once
moro
Philip Beige, son of Mr. and Mrs.
w. w. Biege has been quite i'll.
suffering from gathering in hi
head.
Among University of WISCONSIN
students who are in the cast of the
play which will be given by the
Spanish club this week is Miss E7iz-
abeth Morey of North Freedom
Friends here have received word
of the death of Miss Margaret Wright,
former Baraboo resident, who passed.
away in Racine on Tuesday. The
cause of her death was diabetes. 1t
will be remembered that the mother
of Miss Wright, now Mrs. FentoN
of Racine at one time operated the
rooming house just east of the city
hall and the family left here many
years ago A sister, Elizabeth, be-
side the mother, survives. Funeral
services are to be held in Racine to-
morrow.
Rollo Schneider son of William
Schneider of Wautona, Wis, has been
critically i'll but is now reported as
being on the gain. The Schneider fam
lily left Baraboo a few months ago,
Mr.. Schneider and son opening a
meat market in Wautona. Rollo con,
tr2e+ed pneumonia and this disease
together with bad heart, brought
about serious condition from whic4
it was feared he might not recover but
the latest word received by friends
here states that he is on the gain al
though it will be months before he
will be able to be about again.
George Holah and q. A. Hoffman
went to Madison today to attend the
state meeting of the Wisconsin Hor
ticultural society. Mr.. Hoffman is
a member of the sdciety. 1t is
proposed to hold meeting in Bara-
boa soon.
Sheriff w. FL. Ode and Under sher-
if William Welk made a trip to Me1l'
dota yesterday afternoon, accompan-
led by Richard Brandt this city taken
to the hospital at that place Mr..
Brandt as adjudged insance at an ex-
animation yesterday.
The K. X. Klub was entertained
by Miss Erna Mueller at her home on
Sixth avenue last evening. The even
ing was enjoyably spent in playing
bunco and prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Otto Spangenburg and Mrs. T.
Bockhouse. Lunch was served
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wells entertai1s-
ed several couples at their home on
Sixth avenue last evening at a cos
tune party Dancing and cards were
enjoyed during the pleasant even
ing and delicious lunch was served
at g late hour
Carpenter & Wakefield have opened
up an up town office in the Welch
Plumbing and Heating company store
at 129 Third avenue. The telephone
number is 139-w and Miss Lorna Scha
fer as bookkeeper has been transfer
red from the Office on Lynn street to
the one on Third avenue For some
time the firm. has felt the need OF
such an office. During the past nine
ty days the business has amounted to
$118,O0G.
Micheal Griffin, former resident
who is now on the Madison police
low