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

q splendid appearance.
City Attorney and Mrs. V. H.
Cady are erecting a new residence
on East street, a short distance
above the home they now occupy.
For some time part Of the material
has been on the ground and the
house will no doubt be completed
by fall.
The young peoples class of the
Evangelical chuch was entertained
at the home of Mr.. ani' Mrs. Leon
ard Schneider last evening and the
class was organized. Officers were
| elected as follows: president, Miss
Lucy Schneider; vice president.
Miss Verna Schoeller; secretary,
Miss Carrie Denzer; and treasurer,
John LANCE. The business meeting
was followed by a social hour which
honored Miss Verna Schoeller who
| is to graduate from the high school
this year. refreshments were serv-
es. Twenty one members of the
class, of which Mrs Schneider is
teacher, were present.
An eight pound daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trus-
sell of Lyons, Sunday morning.
Mrs. Clarence McCauley and chill
dren, Betty Jean and Scott. Of
Hillsboro are visiting with Mrs. Nc
Cauley's sister, Mrs. H.. Sarahan.
Former Lieutenant Governor and
Mrs. E. F. Dithmar and children
have returned from Whitewater
where they visited for several
lays.
Mrs. Cora Metca8f and little
granddaughter, Betty Lou Fellows,
are visiting in Chicago with Mrs.
Metcalf's daughter, Muriel and
Doris and other relatives.
Mrs. w. w. Morse has gone to
Rockford, ILL.,, to spend some time
with her daughter, Mrs. e. D.
Thomas. She was accompanied to
Rockford by Mrs. Thomas an6
daughter, who have spent most Oh
the past month here. Mrs. Morse
has given up her rooms at the
Selleck residence.
Earl Prothero and friend Of
Waukesha came across the country
for a morning drive and to cali
on his aunt, Mrs. L. d. Stillson,
and other friends here. He is in
the hardware business in that
place but he loves to come back
to the familiar ground of his boy
hood. He will bring his family la
ter and enjoy a vacation here
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carpenter
were among those from Baraboo
| present at the Venetial Night cer-
emonies in Madison, Saturday.
They were guests of their daughter
Marie and members of a party of
twenty or more which enjoyed the
pageant and other festivities on
| the water.
Mrs. j. M. Kelly and SONS, har-
Ian and John, arrived this morn
ing from New York City coming
| By auto. The Kelleys started on
their long trip last Thursday.
Among the first to take advan-
tage Of the opening of the fishing
season were Samuel Neitzel, Emil
Gust, Ewald Gust, and Harry But
| terrified, who fished in the vicini-
| ty of Black Hawk and returned
with 20 pike, the largest weighing
some five POUNDS.
The Floyd Carpenter and Carl
Hirschinger families spent the week
end at the Carpenter cottage on
| the Wisconsin river near Lone
Rock They spent considerable
time in fishing and report fine
icatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Cramer of
| Wausau visited here over the week
end with Mr., Cramer's uncles, Jerry
and William Cramer.. They also
visited relatives in Spring Green
and Plain
A rumor is current that trains
513 and 522, passing through Bara-
boo at seven o'clock in the evening
and about eight in the morning,
4 have been or are to be taken off
There is no truth to this report, &C
cording to information from the SUI
perintendent's Office here.
A Portage car wo5 lowed into
Baraboo Sunday afternoon as the
| result of an upset at the Weiden
kopf corner a few miles out OF
Baraboo on the North Freedom
| road. The occupants were FORUM
| ate in escaping with minor injur
les in the accident in which near
Iy all were pinned under the mach
II. 3. Towle has resigned his
position as manager of the Elk
,celsior creamery and has gone to
| Milwaukee to take up like work
for the Lambeck company. Mr..
Towle has been with the Excel