Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-05-14

the Moments Self Government As
that Miss Finkham mas recently
been elected to the presidency of
ISOLATION Of Ripon College. This
year Miss Tinkham served as
treasurer of the W. S. G. A., and as
president CT the Inter Sorority
Council which governs the various
sororities, in college. Miss 'Eink
haL is a ms nrer Of the Delta Del
Il Beta sorority.
The grading~of the Baraboo-
Merrimack road on the south side
of the bluff continues. In a few
weeks the work will be done and
the Improvement will be greatly
appreciated by drivers of teams
and cars. To the south where 113
joins go, a few miles west of Mer
rimack, a new road has been made
to reduce the curve at the corner.
This, too, is a great Improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Cole have re
turned from a trip to Green Bay.
From Green Lake or Fox Lake the
road is concrete all the way to the
city on the arm of Lake Michigan.
Saturday was the first day they
had experienced a warm wind at
Green Bay-the weather has been
so cold the leaves are yet to come
out Mr.. Cole gave a short address
before the Green Bay Historical,
society on Saturday night.
A miscellaneous shower was Civ
en- Miss Hazel Trussell at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Trussell, Third street, last
evening. Miss Trussell's marriage
to Owen Prothero is to take place
on Wednesday morning. A group
of about 25 neighbofs had planned
surprise shower on the brideto-
be and ten members of her Sunday
school class of the Advent Chris
tian church had also planned sur
prise for the same night SO the
affair was a surprise all around. A
social time and music made the
hours pass quickly and pleasantly
and dainty refreshments were ser
we'd Miss Trussell was presented
with many lovely gifts.
Mrs. Henry Marriott has received
notice of the death of Mrs. Mary
Hartley Copeland, who passed away
at her home in Santa Ana, Califor-
MIA, April 26, 1925 Mrs Copeland
was the daughter of Samuel Hartley
a former past master CT Baraboo
and owner of the old Cliff House at
Devils Lake, and will be remember
ed by many Of the older residents
of Baraboo, who will be sorry to
learn Of her death.
Friends are circulating q popular
subscription list in an effort to re-
imburse Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Fun
chess for their loss when their
small grocery store on the south
side was robbed a few nights ago.
This was the second time the store
had been entered and goods val
ued at more than a hundred dol
lars were carried away by the rob
bers/ Mr.. and Mrs. Funchess are
not young people and the loss has
given them much trouble. Those
who took the goods have not yet
been located. The proprietors of
the store are very grateful to the
neighbors and merchants who have
given assistance.
The officers Of the Eastern Star
enjoyed very pretty party at the
home of Mrs. Jack Hubbard, Sec
ond avenue, last evening. The oc-
casion was in honor Of the worthy
matron, Mrs H. c. Wagner. Four
tables of cards were played. Prizes
were awarded the following: Miss
Maud Archer, first; Mrs. Carroll
Hackett, second; and Miss Fern
Hampton, consolation. A delight
full lunch was served at midnight.
Miss Florence Brakeman has
left for points in southern Canada
and North Dakota, where she will
spend a month or six weeks travel
ling and visiting relatives. Miss
Brakeman has recently recovered
from a severe illness.
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