Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-06-04
FRIDAY

Mrs. Lucy IEusebo OF Madison,
who has been gat st. Mafy's Ring
ling hospital here for some two
weeks following a fall in which
she fractured her skull, was able
to leave the }Ass1tal yesterday ana
is at the homie of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. R. BingqV Seventh avenue,
where she was visiting when she
fell and injured her head. Her son,
John A. Husebo,a of Madison ex-
poets to come to Baraboo tomorrow
and accompany his mother home.
Forty five members of the Ma
olson Chicago and Northwestern
Woman's club were guests of the
Milwaukee Northwestern Woman's
club at its meeting on Tuesday in
Milwaukee Odd Fellows hall
The Madison delegation included
members Of The club from Bara-
boo and western points in the
line and the. party made the trip
to Milwaukee il a special coach
provided by, M9YSrs. A. w. Bower
and A. f. Kniebusch, Northwestern
officials in Madison. Enroute a
card party was held on the train
in which the prize winners were
Mrs. A. r. Kniebusch and Mrs. J.
c. Barry, Barabpo.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Loos have
gone to Cherokee, Nova, where
they will visit their daughte", Mrs.
Paul Berman. From there Mrs.
Loos goes to- Sioux City, Iowa, to
meet her daughter, Miss Olive
Loos, who is coming from Los
Angeles, California, for visit with
her sister, Mrs. Berman. When
Miss Loos returns to California,
she will be- accompanied by her
mother, who, expects to be gone
from BaraboQ for some time.
Mrs. r. c. FQgle, Mrs. G. w. Hill
lizard Mrs, Paul Miller, and Miss
Minnie DESMOND, have returned
from Sheboygan, where they at
tended the state council of Catho-
lie Womens clubs They made
the trip by automobile and report
a most enjoyable time. Their re-
port of the convention will be Civ
en- at next weeks meeting of the
local club.
The following city officials at
tended the convention of the Wis
consin League Of Municipalities in
Madison on Thursday: Mayor
Adolph andre, City Attorney V.
II. Cady, City Engineer H. e.
French, Aldermen T. r. Deppe, H.
G. Okern and r, w. Prothero.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Norton, dau-
ghters Marguerite and Lois, mo-
tored from Thomas, South Oak,
and were entertained at the Chas.
Schenck and Max Hill homes for
several days. Mr.. Norton is a
brother of Mrs. Schenck.
Mrs. F. f. Plummer has gone to
Madison where She will be dele
gate to the state convention Of the
Women's Catholic Order of For
rosters, to be,heldsin that city, June
End and 3rd.s Before returning home
Mrs. Plummer will visit her daugh-
ter at Kenosha.
Miss Leora Lewis of st. Peters
burg, Fla, hasgagrived for a visit
with her brotheE Milton, Lewis,
and old Baraboo friends. Miss
Lewis is in the real estate BUSH
ness in st. Petersburg and she will
attend realtors convention in De-
troit while visiting in Baraboo.
Later she goes to Maine to join
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. A.
Lewis, in a vacation stay at a
Maine resort. . The Lewis family
moved to st. Petersburg from Bar
aboo several years ago.
Harold NJ. Weber of Chicago was
a visitor in Baraboo over the week
end. Mr.. Weber is son Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Weber, who
resided in BarhBoo some years,
making their Home in the brick
house near Oschner's park, Mr.. We
Der ST., was in the coal business
here with Philip Michaud. Both
OF the parents have died in Chicago
during the past few years. Harold
Weber moved away from Baraboo
IS years as9S9hH this is his first
visit here in twelve years. He is
now proprietor of the Weber Stor-
age & Distributing Co, Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barbknecht
entertained the following for din
ner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Vol and children, Mr. and Mrs.