Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-09-18

Miss Muriel Rooney left this
morning for Aurora, Ill.,, where she
will enter the Aurora college.
Miss Mary Carroll has gone to
Whitewater where she will attend
the state normal school.
Monroe Werlich has gone %
Waukesha where he will continue
his studies in Carroll college.
Mrs. Harry True and daughter,
Miss lone, are spending a short
time in Milwaukee visiting Miss
Irene True, who attending Miss
Browns business school.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sweeney
and son of Chicago are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Fay at the Fay
cottage on the Kirkland shore OF
Devils lake. IS.
The regular meeting OF the city
solons was held Thursday evening
in the city hall. Little important
business was taken up at the
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Morrison
of Charlottesville, Ind. are spend
ing a short time in Baraboo with
Hiss Elizabeth Long. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrison are schoolmates Of
Miss Long
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Nachreiner
have returned to their home in
White Mound after visiting friends
and relatives in Baraboo.
Miss Gudren Sorrensen and Peter
Lunde of Chicago are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Lind. Miss Sor-
rensen is a niece of Mr. Lind
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Raymour
of Chicago are guests of the form
er's father, j. j. Raymour, on Fifth
street.
Mrs Thone Olson of Caster Wood
South Dakota, who has been the
guest of Mrs. William Rounds,
East street, for the past several
days, has gone to Milwaukee where
she will spend short time
Mrs. J. p. True has returned from
trip to Minneapolis, where she
visited her husband. Conductor
True holds a run out of Minnea-
polls.
William Rindfleisch, the Able!
man rural mail carrier, was in Bar
aboo on Wednesday for short
time. He says that his daily ride
over the route and other duties
keeps him exceedingly busy.
C. J. Robinson. who has neen
running the taxi service for the
wellington hotel during the sum
mer months, has moved his family
back to Portage, but will continue
his bus service between Portage
and Baraboo. War Sheppard, who
was employed by Mr., Robinson,
has bought a Nash sedan and will
have charge of the taxi service for
the Wellington. .....,.
Word has been received by Mr.
and Mrs. George Moog that their
son Robert l.. Moog has been pro,
NOTED to manager OF the +. w!
Woolwonh store at Jeffersonyillej
Indiana. He is a graduate OF the
class of 1921 and worked for f.
e. Berkeley the first year after his
graduation. FIR the past two
years he has been with the Wool
worth company, serving as stock
man in Rockford, Illinois, then as
assistant manager in LaSalle, llli-
nois and Aurora, Illinois, from
which place he has received his
present promotion.
Maurice Madden, named as the
unluckiest man in the United
States, missed some gasoline about
month ago from his gasoline
engine at his farm on route five.
Thinking that some thief had
come during his absence he let
the matter pass as there was no
way of recovering his property.
A few days ago he received q let
ter from bloomington In CON
tanning check for s1O4. The
letter was unsigned and read,
please buy gasoline with this
money" 1t was evidently from
tourist who was in need OF gaso-
line and took some. This only
goes to prove that all who help
themselves are not thieves.
On Thursday afternoon the Lad.
les Aid of the German NJ. f. church
met at the parsonage with Mrs. S.
Weisshaar as hostess. A bust
ness session was held and plans
were discussed and made to have
food and fancy article sale about
the middle of November. II was
also planned to make Improvements
in the parsonage as furnishing wall
paper. paint, varnish, etc. After
the business meeting refreshments
were served The place for the
next meeting will be announced
later. Despite the rain about so