Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-03-12

are piOuu "a NDNkys w u SoA1oAI ouIh
ors and were delighted with Mrs.
DwinnelPs presentation of her
subject. Asbdok5 review "zona
Gale by Mrs. Ea ]. Battles held
the close attention of ALL Victrola
music was enjoyed and social
hour followedsRaav
E. S. Richfef Kings Corners has
been in the city couple of days
this week. Ed has sold his build
ing, formerly occupied by the
telephone company to. Macy Hut
chens for a photograph. gallery.
-Wonewoc Reporter.
When DIOR. A Schlag, promi-
nant physician and surgeon at Prai-
RE du Sac, subscribed for the Bara-
boo Daily News today it brought to
his mind the fact that he was d
carrier boy for the News in Bara
boo in 1896, two years after the
daily edition was established. DR..
Schlag says therefhas been a great
Improvement in News since that
date. eoG 9dt
Through the kindness of the Cor
ners' Battery Shop. Miss Higgins,
teacher of theG City View School,,
was able to get ARABIC so that the
children and parents to the num-
Der Of over fifty had a chance TO
hear the inaugural ceremonies OF
President coolidge. The radio
was an Atwater Kent. 1t was left
at the school house and the dis
trict was invited to come and lis
ten in in the evening. The dis
trict feels grateful to the Corners
Battery Shop for the radio and to
Albert Tutt1e for giving his time
to work it for us. Probably the
one who enjoyed the ceremonies
the most was Mrs. Alice McGilvra
Sheaf who has been to Washington
D. c., so she understood where
each one stood and the descriptions
that were given of the grounds.
Owing to- the absence of quor-
UNI no action was. taken by the
joint committee of the Dane and
Sank county bars in Madison with
regard to enactment of legislation
which would insure immediate and
vigorous prosecution of crime. On
ly five members of the committee
attended. They were: James A.
Stone, Reedsburg; w. r. Bagley,
Judge A. G. Zimmerman, J. E. Mes
serschmidt and u. G. Gunderson,
Madison. Another meeting will
be held soon Iaio4
The G. L. Bridge club was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Fred
/ Armbruster at a 'six-thirty dinner
Thursday night. Il The table was
exceptionally pretty with decora-
lions of swd6tpeasaand ribbons, and
dainty hand painted place cards.
The evening was spent in playing
bridge and gifts were presented to
Mrs. r. Fl. Clark. and Mrs. f. Lux.
The evening closed with a social
hour during which the radio enter
tanned and the guests departed de-
claring Mrs Armbruster a delight
full hostess. it
Glen Boyd, a brother of Harold
Boyd of this city is reported as get
ting along nicely at the Reedsburg
hospital, where he was taken al !
ter a thirty foot fall from a tele-
phone pole in Which his back was
fractured and other injuries in
Cured. Hafold Boyd expects to
spend Sunday in Reedsburg with
his brother.
Among births for the past month
reported to the City health officer
are the following: to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Darr, ITO Center street, q
son on Feb. g. to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
G. Meter, 4t9 Park street. a son,
Feb. 1; to MI. and Mrs. William
Greenhalgh, $40 First street, a
daughter on Feb "a; to Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen r. Bellows of Lyons, a
daughter, March 2.
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Deppe and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Deppe and children motored to
Marshall, Wis, Friday to attend a
golden wedding anniversary OBJ
servance at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Deppe T. r. Deppe IS
brother of John Deppe. Mrs.
A. Spencer of Baraboo accompan-
led the Deppes to Marshall for the
celebration. She is a cousin of
the bridal corpse
Monday