Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-10

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A few more days of spring weather
like today and the roads out of Bafa-
boo will be i'll passable shape, al
tity of snow yet TO be melted. An
Illinois car passed through BarabO0
enroute for Minneapolis few days
| ago and the driver reported the road
between Madison and Baraboo in fair
ly good condition The driver was
warned that he would find rough
going between Baraboo and points
north Of here but he continued on his
way nevertheless.
Irene Huntington Dieter, 81, who
was found unconscious in her gas
filled room at ST Van Buren, street,
! Milwaukee, Sunday afternoon, was an,
raigned in district court Wednesday
for disorderly conduct and was turned
over to the Big Sisters. She said she
is the wife of GAINESVILLE jeweler and
told the court a divorce is pending
She has been in Milwaukee about six
months. Encouragement" was her
explanation for the attempt.
The girl formerly resided in Bara~
boo and is well known here.
Mrs L. Latotzka celebrated her
62nd birthday, Sunday. All her friends
were present except her two broth
ers and mother.
Mrs Caroline Schmidt celebrated
her 87th birthday today at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Fl. c. Jones,
where she has spent the winter The
day was one Of much happiness for
Mrs. Schmidt and the many express
sions Of congratulation from her
friends gave her much pleasure.
An Isaac Walton League has been
organized in Portage National Or
ganizer J. H. Himrod was the speak
err at the opening meeting and Off
GERS elected were: president, w. G.
Tuokwood vice president, Fl. e.
Andrews; secretary-treasurer, James
Brown
Fiftee scouts tramped to Leecn
Lake Thursday watching for birds
and signs of spring. Among the birds
NOTED were three kinds of sparrows,
blackbirds, meadow lark, robin, Jun
co, and shrike. Dinner was cooked on
the bluff side by the boys who had
brought hamburg, steak, eggs and even
potatoes. The boys with boots were
in advance to pick ont the safe spots.
The next trip is to the lake.
Henry Kinzler Raymond and Clar
ence Schneider, Baraboo, were among
those to attend the funeral of little
jeanette Paula, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Kinzler, Prairie du Sac
Miss Josephine Newell entertained
& group Of most intimate friends at
a party on Thursday in honor Of her
ulI66nLu DIIJuudy 1ilG dLLSl NOM
was delightfully."- spent in music and
games after which delicious refresh
ments were served The guests dc
parted wishing the hostess many
more happy birthdays.
The large barn on the John HEM
farm in the town of Prairie du Sac
burned to the ground this week. A /
number of tons Of marsh hay and
tame hay were also consumed by the
flames. The loss is partly covered by
insurance. The Sank City fire depart
ment was called out and their assis-
lance helped the fire from spreading
to other buildings.
The members of the Sunshine Cir
Gle met on Tuesday afternoon for a
farewell party in honor of Mrs. Leigh
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Arson Harvey After a pleasant SOC
ial time, a picnic supper was served.
The guests left a remembrance for
Mrs Leigh and wished her a safe and
happy trip to the west where she is
going within a week to spend sew
eral month with her son.