Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-11-27
Wednesday

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Eighth avenue, have received an
announcement of the marriage OF
Mrs Amy Nelson to Michael
Swinarski, both of Linden. Mrs.
Swinarski taught in Sank county
for the past five years, teaching in
district eleven the past two years.
Her marriage took place on Mon
day, Nov. II.
Two unusual French prints were
received at the Trimpey studio for
framing yesterday. One in particu-
lar was Of interest, depicting an
early day itinerant milliner, who
wore on her head a tier of hats as
we'll as carying her wares in her
hands The pictures were seat
to Mr. Trimpey oy Chicago stu
do.
Menscorduroycapsonly SOC at
CIavadatschersandmensleathercap
only$L25.
E. f. Lueth has received word
OF the death Of the Rev. William
j. Elske, pastor Of the German
NJ e. church in Baraboo several
years ago and well known here.
Mr. Elske died in a Milwaukee
hospital on Monday, following an
operation. He is to be buried at
Lowell on Friday afternoon, ser
vices at the home of brother
Frank at one-thirty to be followed
by church services at two O'Clock.
The family was residing at Wau-
sau. having moved tcere or s
years ago. Rev. Elske was about
fifty years Of age and is survived
by his wife.
Members Of the Rebekah lodge
gave a most enjoyable Card party
in the T. o. o. r. lodge rooms last
night. Ninteen tables Of 500 were
played and prizes were awarded as
follows: ladies, Mrs. Reuben Pro
thero, Mrs Ed. Payne, and Mrs.
Howard Briscoe; gentlemen's John
Allen, c. H. Bradley, and w. r.
Schultz. Lunch and a, social hour
followed the evenings game. Mrs.
Armour Brown was general chair
man of the successful affair
Edward Templin of Cameron,
Texas, has aeen spending the past
two weeks with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Templin, who re-
side not far from Baraboo. Part
Of the time was spent in the north
woods in company with members
of the family. Mr.. Templin grad
uated from the agricultural school
Of the University Of Wisconsin
two years ago and he is now in
soil survey work in the vicinity
OF Cameron He left today for
Chicago, where he will attend
soil convention before returning to
Texas.
What appeared to be an alumni
mum bobber or pivot with a line
attached perpendicuIarly to some
thing at the bottom of the Baraboo
river attracted considerable atten-
ton just east of the Walnut street
bridge this morning, Speculation
was rife as to whether someone
mad cold bottle at the other end
or whether the whole affair was a
hoax to arouse curiousity. 1t did
not seem possible that the appara-
tus belonged to a set line as there
was no line to the shore and the
bobber could only be reached with
difAcuty.
o. ". Hahn, Sank City banker
who suffered stroke few days
ago. is reported as getting along
as we'll as can be expected. Mr..
Hahn was just about to leave his
home in his car when he was tax
Ell ILL., His wife noticed that he
had the motor running a long time
but at first thought that the was
merely warming up the engine,
When she discovered his condi-
ton, Mrs Hahn went to summon
a physician, and while she was
gone her husband fell out of the
car and received a cash on his
head. His stroke was not one Of
paralysis but was due to high
blood pressure and his recovery is
abeing FASTENED by bleeding, which
in this case is thought to relieve
the situation.
Thursday