Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-01

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The Rev. and Mrs. /. F. Nuzum were
called to GAINESVILLE by the illness IN
the family today.
Mrs Charles Loos and Mrs Mary
Dyrud have returned from Cherokee,
Iowa, where they visited Mrs. Loos'
daughter, Mrs. Paul herman, who
will be remembered here as Miss
Lillian Loos.
Judge c. D. Rosa of the state tax
commission and Allan Galbraith of
Baraboo, assessor of icomes will
speak at the meeting of assessors to
be held at the courthouse in Portage
Monday evening.
The dancing party given for the.
Episcopalian choir and their friends
last night at the parish house was
attended by about fifty young people
who report most enjoyable even
ing.
Mrs. Earl Jaquish has left ST. Mary's
Ringing hospital where she has been
receiving treatment for several weeks,
and is at the home Of her mother
in-law, Mrs. F. A. Jaquish. She will
later go to Dane to spend some time
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Koenig.
Portage has put on another highly
successful style show. The affair on
Thursday evening drew a large audi
ence, a few Baraboo people being
among those present. Mrs. w. w.
Klenert who will be remembered here
as Miss Ethel Nieman of Baraboo was
among the models.
Mrs. Eleanor BisseI has returned
from Chicago and was accompanied
home by her mother Mrs A C. With
ington. Mrs Wilmington has been in
feeble health for some time She is
residing with her daughter on Fourth
avenue.
Hosea W. Rood, for years custo-
dian of the state G.. A. r. hall in the
state capitol will leave Madison on
Monday to make his home at Milton,
his old home He has purchased
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son for 90 years and made numerous
visits to Baraboo in connection with
his c. a. r. work.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hall AMI
children who have been residing in
the A. n. Buckley house on Ash
street for some time, cave soon
for Chadron, Nebraska to reside. Mr..
Hall is with the Chicago & North
western railroad. The mother of Mrs.
Hall resides at Hot Springs in the
Black Hills.
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Rowley left
this morning for Quebec where they
will sail for England to spend some
time in visiting and travelling. During
their stay abroad they will see some
Of the places in the British Isle not
frequented by tourists and will also
go to the continent. The parents Of
Rev. Rowley reside in England and
an extended visit will be made with
them.
! A. w. Huntington and two sisters
have moved from the farm half
lie east Of the fairgrounds, where
they have resided for many years to
the Cowdry house at 120 Sixth aven
ue. The farm east of town was the
home of the Simeon Crandall family
up to about 1919 when the Hunting
| tons moved there. The barn on the
farm was built by Simeon Crandall but
the house has been much changed.
Two excellent speakers addressed
the high school Friday Rev. o. w.
Smith of Evansville, whoi spoke at
the Izaak Walton banquet Thursday
evening, gave a most interesting
talk on birds in the morning Rev.
Smith told of many personal expert
ences and is a delightful speaker. DR..
A. A. Pleyte who is holding a freq
clinic here, spoke at school at noon,
giving the students suggestions about
the care of their health.
A card party at the parochial school
last evening was well attended, 80
tables of cards being played. Prizes
were awarded the winners and lunch
Twas served.
The Missionary society of the