Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-09-18
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ngton, where she visited her son,
Corwin Slentz and family.
r. E. Dake celebrated his eighty
seventh birthday at his home at
223 Second avenue today. His son,
r. Alger Dake, returned to Mil
waukea today after motoring up for
the week end.
A family reunion was held yesteT-
day at the home of Mrs. Ida Logan.
Among those from away who at
tended were two daughters, Mrs.
A. III. Jones, st. Louis and Mrs. S.
W. Neubauer and Miss Helen Neu
bauer of Madison.
In a remote corner of the court
house is a choice collection of
moonshiue collected by the officers
during the recent months and
which will ba offered as evidence
at the present term of circuit court
Besides numerous bottles and jugs
and other containers, there are
stills of all descriptions and con-
dftions Of servituda. Clerk of court,
Frank B. Moss, has charge of this
unique collection
Sunday a large family reunion
was held at the home of Rudolph
Rehbein on route seven. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs,
Emil Rehbein, and children, Mr.,
and Mrs. Ernest Rehbein and fam
lily, Mr., and Mrs. Eric Rehbein and
children, Baraboo; Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Kindschi and family OF
Prairie du Sac. All enjoyed the
bountiful dinner which was SER
we'd.
The disciples of Blackstone, nine
teen from Baraboo, seven from
Reedsburg, and one from Spring
Green, will navigate toward the
courthouse, for circuit court opens
tomorrow. There are twentyseV-
en- lawyers on the Sank County lar.
Henry Smith, daughter, Miss
Elsie, Mr.. and Mrs Ray Carpen-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dixon
of Ripon were guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Astle
on Sunday. Mrs. Carpenter and
Mrs. Dixon are daughters of Mr..
Smith.
Leon McFeeters and family os
California and Mrs. McFeeters OF
Baraboo returned on Saturday
from an automobile trip to Maus-
ton, Tunnel City and Warren visit
ing friends at all the above places.
At Warren they called to see Mrs.
Ida Rose, who is in feeble health.
Mrs. Rose formerly lived at Delton
and has number of friends in Bar
aboo.
Relatives here have received
word that Miss Mabel Erswell has
left Portland, Oregon, and mail
will reach her at Big Lake, Wash
ington, box, AL Miss Erswell left
Barab:T almost two years ago
and has been visiting in various
places in the western part of the
country She liked the state of
Oregon very much but did not
Acare so much for California,
where she spent last winter.
Mrs. F. H. Marty of Elkhorn was
called here on account of the ill
ness of her grandson, little Marty
Wiswell, son of Mrs. Ethel Wiswell.
The boy was taken to st. Mary's
Ringing hospital and his condition
remains about the same.
The many friends of Sister Rita,
former sister Superior OF s.. JOS
ephs School will be pleased to
know she is pleasantly located at
st. Salinas, 18th and Throop St,
I
eighteen and with SO pupils. Her
exceptional ability will have full
scope in her enlarged sphere of
work
Miss Bessie Mcintyre left Satur-
day for a short visit with Relatives
| in Beloit and for Chicago where
she will visit her brother, Frederick
Mcintyre. before returning to her
work in Washington, D. c., Miss
Mcintyre has been spending the
past month in Baraboo with her
mother. Mrs. Mary Mcintyre.
Frank ]. Potter, with the Metro
politan Life Insurance company.
has been promoted to the Madison
office. Mr.. and Mrs. Potter plan
on moving to tha Capital city
soon. There are now four Potter
brothers with the above company
one in Chicago, two in Milwaukee,
| and the above mentioned.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson, son Frank
and daughter Martha and Earl Nc
Fadde left Saturday morning for
their home in South Dakota after
spending the past three weeks
| visiting with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Esther Bohnsack and son
Arthur returned with them for a