Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-13

account of the poor condition OF the
roads Humane Officer William Welk
ltelephoned the neighbors that the
owner of the team should not drive
/ to Baraboo but use his time in car,
| ing for his stock He is to report
to Mr. Welk the first time he comes
| to Baraboo In the meantime the
neighbors have kindly gone to the
farm and are assisting the owner in
getting the stock fed properly and
given bedding, something they did
not have before or in very scanty al
lowance.
| Mrs. Frank T. Hardy and daughter
Virginia left yesterday for their home
| in Los Angeles after spending several
weeks here with Mrs. Hardy's sis
ter. Mrs. John Gvanis, and with rela-
tives in North Freedom.
Miss Valera Larson expects to
leave soon for Chicago, where she has
accepted a position as assistant to
George w. Davies recently appointed
SECRETARY of the American China
Poland association. Mr. Dayies is
former superint endent of schools in
Sank county and Miss Larson has
been employed as clerk in the office
of county superintendent of schools
here for the past seven years.
John Agee,, who was the equestrian
director with the Ringing show. for
many years, has arrived in Baraboo
with his winter circus which is now
CHARTERED at the Ringing winter
quarters The show has been touring
in the north appearing for lodges,
during the winter and will now be
reorganized preparatory to appear
ing under tent. Mr.. Agee will not be
with the Ringlings this summer. Mrs.
Agee and others are here also.
The following clipping will be of
interest to Baraboo friends of Miss
Doris Macpherson, former Baraboo
girl and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. e. Macpherson; Miss Doris Mac
Pherson is no longer Madison's lead>
ing amateur but became a profession
al with the signing of con-
tract with the Brown Lyceum bur-
eau OF st. Louis, Mo. Miss Mac
Pherson will go on summer chau-
tauqua for a tour of the western
states. Her contract was made by
Charles Hanna of the Brown bureau,
who is coaching the play, Miss Some
body Else" The latter play is be
ing presented by the industrial and
business departments of the Madison
Y. w. G. A.
The basketball game played here
last night between Lodi and Prairie
du Sac resulted in score of to 9
in favor of Lodi. The teams are even
ly matched At the end Of the first
half, Lodi had score Of while
Prairie du Sac had not scored bH:
during the second half the Pral 20
du Sac team found siS stride and ga e
Lodi run for her victory. The
game was witnessed by fairly
large crowd of spectators.
c.. w. Goette has been attending
the annual Madison district convent
ion of division officials, salemen, and
managers, held at the offices Of the
Association of Commerce at Madison.
About fifty persons were in atteno,
ance of the meeting. Mr.. Goette Is
the local agent for the company.
The Ladies Sewing Circle Of the
Evangelical church met at the home
of Mrs. William Gambrill, Wednes-
day afternoon Twenty-one members
and seven visitors were present. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. H.
Siggelkow.
Mrs. Minnie Crawford delightfully."-
entertained the members OF the Lodi
basketball team, the referee, and sew
eral of the Lodi teachers at her home
last evening after the Prairie du Sac
Lodi basketball game here. Mrs.
Crawford's daughter, Miss Chrissie, is
a teacher in the Lodi schools.
Miss Clara Nachreiner has return
ed to her home in Plain, accompanied
by Mrs. Alfred Prick and son who viii
visit with relatives in Plain for some
time
Word has been received here of
the sudden death of Mrs. William
Springer in Reno, Nevada. Mrs. Sprin
ger lived in Baraboo for many years
and was a sister of Mrs. Charles
True of this city.