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

ed their house in Ontario and will
be able to renew old acquaintanc.
es here for some time AS many
will recall Mr.. Erswell was one OF
the lea eng furniture dealers in
Baraboo for many years.
Miss Helen Buckley who taught
in Cherokee. Iowa, for the past
year, has arrived home to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. E. Buckley, Ninth
avenue
Poppy Day was observed by the
ladies Of the Auxiliary to the Anne
r,can Legion today am the re-
sidents were generous in their re.
Spouse to the appeal of the ladies
An attractive booth was placed a;
the southeast corner of the park
sqaure as headquarters for sthe
solicitors. Funds are to go for
the charitable work of the lodge
M. and Mrs. Harold Baldwin
aih the Farm Kitchen south of
town, are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. NJ. Francisco of Oak Park,
Chicago. Mr.. Francisco was for
merly the editor of the National
Builder a trade publication, and
is now the business manager.
Mrs. Francisco is a sister of Mrs.
Mary Hastings Bradley who has
been with her husband on a ia.
nous hunting trip to Africa. The
Bradleys leave soon for another
trip to the tropical region after big
game. The guests of Mr. and Mrs
Baldwin came in an automobile
and while here will enjoy a few
days of Wisconsin's vernal sea
son.
The last meeting of the Chicago
& Northwestern Women's club was
held in Esther Villas hall in Madi-
son today A program was to the
business session, music being pro-
vided by the Wheeler school of
music and by the Wisconsin High
school orchestra. Light refresh
ments were served. Among the
Baraboo club members present
were Mesdames w. A. Hayes, E.
f. Wright, w. ]. Heating, H. G..
Wagner, c. e. Newell, T. ID. Byrne,
Charles Stewart, j. Luder, George
Moog, w. H. Hatch, and the Mis-
ses Dorothea Moog and Ethel New
ell.
The Royal Neighbors lodge met
last night ana several candidates
we're initiated into tire order. 4
social time with dancing and lunch
followed the business of the even
ing. Miss Gertrude Hageman was
chosen the loi:se's candidate for
the queen of the county pageant
to be held at the fairgrounds in
June.
About fifteen Baraboo knights
of Pythias motored to Reedsburg
last night and conferred work in
the rank of knight on three Reeds
burg candidates. Lunch and a So
cial time followed the work of the
evening.
Last evening Mrs. Evangeline
Calls and about thirty pupils in
the Commercial arithmetic depart
ment of the high school were at
Devils lake for a picnic. The boys
and girls forgot all abou. long col
umns of figures, which are not very
attractive anyway, and INDUCED in
luncheon near the lake. Hot
chocolate was made over an open
fire.
The space at the rear of the Con-
gregational church Is being pre-
pared for a tennis court. The
court will be used by the young
people of the Congregation and
their friends.
Miss Lillian Brown of Gillingham
was seriously injured when she
fell as she was going upstairs
with a couple of bottles in her
hands. One of her wrists was cut
in such a manner as to sever the
radial artery, and she suffered a
severe loss of blood before the
wound could be closed. Seven sti-
tches were necessary to close the
cut
Thursday an eight and half
pounf' daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Wegner of Prairie
du Sac
Mrs. Lorraine Roerich am daugh
tiers Virginia and Lorraine have
returned to their home in Sank
CITY after spending the day in
Baraboo.
The remains of Mrs. Frank Kelm
long time former resident of
Portage who died at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. George Prehn,
in Oshkosh, several weeks ago,
will be brought TO Portage for
in terment on Memorial Day.