Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-06-05
Madison.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Premc Of
MerHmack we're visitors in the
city today.
Mrs. Henry Siberz and Miss Mar
garrett Siberz were visitors in Por
tage yesterday.
Harold Berg of the University o.
Wisconsin spent Sunday at his
home here.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Dickie and
| children of North Freedom spent
Saturday in the city.
Lester Steinbrink of the Uni.
versity of Wisconsin spent the
weekend here with his parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Steinbrink.
The morning mail train cue here
at nine o'clock was an hour OF
more late this morning on accoun.
Of engine trouble down the lins
| Mrs. e. Carver of Reedsburg Wis.
tied here yesterday at the home OF
Mrs. Mary Cooper and daughter,
Miss Mayme
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Fogle. Mrs.
T. Desmond, and Miss Minnie Des-
mond spent Sunday with Madison
relatives and friends.
Joseph 10y and wife and son
Ralph of Madison spent Sunday
here. the guests of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. William 10y.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Mclean OF
| St. Paul are spending a few days
here, coming here with the remains
of Mrs MeLean's mother, Mrs
| Henrietta Zauft.
| Everett Collins Of Madison was
/ a week end guest of friends here
and attended the Junior-Senior
reception on Friday evening. Mr.
| Collins is a former student of the
| Baraboo high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Wagner OF
Kilbourn were weekend visitors
at the home Mr.. Wagner's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Wagner. The
Phil Wagner seven piece orchestra
| played for the Junior-Seni re-
| ceptfon here on Friday.
Friends will be interested to
learn of the birth .of "a seven
pound daughter to Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Camden of Colorado Springs
on May IL. Mrs. Camden was
Miss Elya L. Todd, daughter OF
Mrs. A. NJ Todd, former Bara-
| boo resident. Mother and baby are
doing nicely.
Miss Ethel Harris of Madison
was weekend visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Lesser of
Beloit and Mrs. l.. ]. Lesser OF
Madison were week end visitors al
f. M. Leiser's on Mound street.
| A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Coughlin, Sunday
Mrs. Coughlin was formerly Miss
FIeleA Blumefield of Portage.
An agent for the Aetna insur-
ance company, for which Siberz
& Coughlin have the local agency
was in the city few days ago to
adjust the damages in the Fem
berg Briscoe accident which oc
cured a week ago.
In a recent music teachers con-
vention held at Madison, Mrs. Belle
Risley was given first honors for
! giving the best taiK and demon.
stration on how she taught music
correct hand position anG' finger
| control
| Friends here have received in
| exercises of the st Petersburg,
| Florida high school from Keyes
! Atom, son of Mr.. an: Mrs. w. Fl
Atom formerly of Baraboo.
4 II. M. Johnston arrived in Por
tage from Madison yesterday after
noon and is the guests of his son
Roland Johnston. Mr.. Johnston
| former Baraboo resilient, has just
returned from California where he
now spends most of his time
Portag Register Democrat
A Nash sedan is reported tc
| have tipped over near Reedsburs
yesterday and according to Baraboc
motorists who happened along aftel
the accident the occupants were
taken to the Reedsburg hospita
and the machine was wrecked.
/ William Jenewein has returned
from Plain, where he attended the
funeral of Isaac Morgan of Chi
cago, former Plain resident. A
brother of the deceased, Howard
| Morgan, of Minnesota, accompan
led Mr.. Jenewein home and is visit
ing here with his mother in law
Mrs. John Smith, who lis i'll at The
at the Jenewein home.
Uniforms for the American Lee
gion have arrived and will be worn
for the first time on Memorial
Day when the boys take part in
exercises here and at North Free