Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-13
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Miss Mildred Balranz, town o.
Merrimack were given two pre-nup-
tial showers the same day, one by
Sunday School ladies and one by re-
latives Miss Balranz's marriage tG
Fred Kirner Jr.~ also of the town of
Merrimack, will take place soon. She
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Simon.
On a recent trip to town Martin
Longseth of Sneed Creek saw a herd
Of eleven deer on the marsh near the
slough bridge, within half mile of
the village says the Spring Green
News. A herd of thirteen was seen
by Earl Hill and Ben Carpenter, q
week or so ago, i'll the bluffs across
the river Eleven of them were
lettering along and near them were
TWO bucks in a desperate fight, their
horns clashing in the furious char
ges which they made. They finally
parted when approached, and ran
away.
Principal w. L. Gates OF The Lyons
school has secured the Sank county
field meet to be hel; on May 8. The
exercises will be on the grounds in
Lyons and large attendance is ex-
pected. Pupils from LaValle, Ironton,
Lime Ridge, Cazenovia, Alderman,
Merrimack, Lyons, and possibly Del
ton and one or two other schools will
participate.
Mrs. Victor F. Mistle underwent a
serious operation at st. Mary's- Ring
ling hopsital yesterday.
Mrs. Byrd Prit,;har left yester-
day for her home in Olympia, Wash
ington, after a visit with relatives
here. Mrs Pritchard was called to
Baraboo by the death of her mother,
Mrs. Mae Douglas.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Kellogg this morning at the st.
Mary's- Ringing hospital
L. P. Gerou, who broke his knee
cap just before Christmas and was
beginning to get around again aftetr
that accident, had the misfortune to
fall again last evening and agin frac :
ture the member. Mr.. Gerou was Ia
ken to st. Marys -Ringling hospital
today.
Mrs. Henry Block spent the day in
Madison with ker father, julius Hop
be, who is receiving treatment at a
South Madison sanitarium. Mr.. Hop
pc returned from the sanitarium
some weeks ago and has been at his
home here until week or so ago.
Miss Inga Lee, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. w. Lee, Center street enter
tanned eight girls of her Sunday
school class on Thursday evening in
honor of her fourteenth birthday. "A
delicious birthday supper was served
and was followed by a theater party.
Miss Lee was presented with a
number of beautiful gifts in remem-
brance Of the event.
A letter received at this office from
William Schneider, who moved to
Wautoma, Wis, from Baraboo a few
months ago, states that his son Rolla
is a little better now and is able to
walk around The young man has
been sick for eight weeks and Mr.
Schneider says that the doctors there
say he may never be able to work
say he may never be able to work
again as his heart is very bad, but
the Schneller's are hoping for the
best Mr. Schneider is proprietor Of
the Wautoma meat market.
Mrs. George Creider of Baraboo has
received a letter from Lieutenant A.
: B. Clark, Maria, Texas, which state1
that son has arrived at the army
officers son, A. B. Clark is a
grandson of Benjamin Clark of Bara
boo and this the first great grandson
of the local citizen. All the members
Of the family are proud of this addi-
, ton to the circle The army officer
has been in distant parts of the world
; and is now located at Maria.