Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-10-22
Wednesday. !

Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lee will
spend the next two weeks in Mil
waukee and Racine, visiting with
relatives and friends. While in
Milwaukee Mr.. Lee will celebrate
his seventy-third birthday at the
home of his daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Schmidtbauer,
482 Bradford avenue.
The Gem City Dairy, 612 Oak st.
has added another important dairy
product to its line of products. To
day the first lot of brick cheese,
made by one of the best cheese
makers in the state, Pete Bleuer,
was put out. It is the first lot to
be put out by that company, but
in a very short time they hope to
be able to supply Baraboo and the
country there about with some of
I the finest brick cheese made.
G. F. Heagey, Eugene Kunce and
Victor Medcroft have returned
from a motor trip from the east
coast. They all had nice time and
during the ten days they were there
they went to Washington, d. G.
and went through the capitol.
The annual rummage sale will
be held the Presbyterian church,
Oct. "a. Bazaar and supper Nov. Z.
Mrs. Clara Bacon, for many
years a resident of Baraboo and
. well known here, passed away at
the Mather home on Sank Prairie
last night, according to word re-
ceived here today. Mrs. Bacon
had been residing at the Mather
home for some time. She was the
widow of Carlo Bacon and thesown-
er of the Bacon building, now oeia
cupied by the Gropp and Richard
son stores. This property is to
. go to the local l. o. o. f. lodge at
the death of Mrs. Bacon according
10 the terms of her husbands will.
Directors of the lodge will decide
. whether or not the gift is to be
accepted.
The Misses Wayne Cooper and
Leila T. Johnson returned today
from Lacrosse, where they attend
! ed the Gath annual meeting of the
Wisconsin Library association. A
bout so librarians were present for
the two day session which opened
. on Monday night at the Washburn
school with an address of welcome
by Mayor Verchota and an address
by Ernest A. Smith of Lacrosse
normal school. On Tuesday in adj
dition to the conventions sessions.
the visitors were entertained at a
= luncheon at the Congregational
! church by the board of trustees,
followed by two hour drive about
the city.
On Tuesday evening at eight
. thirty, Miss Marie Keller was given
/, delightful surprise at her home in
! honor of her passing birthday. The
time was spent in playing games
in which prizes were awarded to
Miss Charlotte Crawford and Miss
i. Keller Dancing and music were
enjoyed and refreshments were ser
we'd, two birthday cakes Occupying
an important place in the menu.
At a late hour Marie'S friends de-
parted, wishing her many more hap
by birthdays. She was presented
4 with gift in remembrance of the
occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ Bliss expect
TO leave Saturday for st. Peters
burg, Florida. A new home, which
has been erected there for them
this summer is in readiness to re-
I ceive them. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
I Burt, son-in-law and daughter Of the
Baraboo folks, have already moved
into the residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Herfort have
returned from Pittsburgh, Pa.
! where they have spent ten days
with relatives. They report the
J weather there about the same as
it is here. Mr.. and Mrs. Herfort
: enjoyed the Worlds series games
while in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Wiley
! and daughter Lois of Council Bluffs
Iowa have arrived for a visit with
relatives. The family moved to
Iowa from Baraboo several months