Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-02-12
500 Attend
Masquerade of
Sank Legion

the KuOni-ReuteTse Post NO. l61 or
the American Legion at the Legion
Hall at Sank City5Friday was a
great successful is estimated
that close to 500 were in attend
ance. People were present from
Baraboo, Madison, Lodi, Dane and
surrounding towns and villages.
Baraboo alone sent a delegation of
more than 40.
The judges of the Masquerade
were Attorney and Mrs. G. M. La
Mar, Mayor Adolph andre, Miss
Florence Brakeman, Miss Mildred
Warner, and Miss Cornelia Egerer.
ALI the judges were from Baraboo.
The following prizes were
awarded:
For the best group: $1,000 in
cash donated by American Legion
awarded to the Gypsy Group COM
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Herr,
Mr.. and Mrs. RayySchuster, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard ERitney, Mrs. Chas.
: Herr, Mrs. Rose Chambers, and
Miss Catherine Bohen.
For the second best group: $500
in cash donated by Spellman Gran
tie Works awarded to the Ten
Good Luck Oleo .Groupe" consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gaiser of Mil
" waukee, Wis, Mrs. Ed Treinen of
Lodi, Mrs Hunter Tabor, Mabel
Schoepp, Grace Schoepp, Elsena
Schoepp, Harold Schoepp, Wal,nr
: Schoepp and Earl Schoepp, all of
Prairie du Sac. All members of
the above group are closely relat-
) ed.
For the best dressed lady: Lad
les Manicure Set donated by Blu
erkis Fashion Center awarded to
, Miss Bernice Karberk of Sank City
dressed as the t'Hoop Skirt Grip.
For the second best dressed lady:
Electric Curling Iron donated by
the Electric Shop awarded to Hiss
Evelyn Ellington of Madison.
For the third best dressed lady:
Cut Glass Bowl donated by Fisher
& Lueth awarded to Miss Elizabeth
Billings of Sank City dressed as
, the Valentine Girl'.
For the best dressed man: Leath-
er vest donated by the White
Market awarded to Clarence Hein
7 of Dane. -
For the second best dressed man:
Box of La Palma. Cigars donated
by Art Schumacher awarded to
VIM. Morgan ofsMadison.
For the thifd best dressed man:
! Mems Silk Shirt denateds by Blum
bergs Bargain Store awarded to E.
C. Accola of Prairie du Sac dress
ed as George Washington.
The following additional prizes
were awarded: ~
Bedroom Rug donated by Dresser
=
& Littel awarded to Mrs. Frank
Hull of Baraboo.
Table clotlEadonated by the Lu-
ellie Shop awardedgto Mrs B. Os-
borne of Baraboo.
Leather Gloves donated by Geo.
N. Marzolf awarded to Ed. Nelson
. of Baraboo dressed as "The Butch
err. aege ~.-et
Leather Gloves donated by VIM.
Schwenker awarded to Martin Dick.
. son of Baraboe dressed as "'The
Baker" b. E
Fishing Rod donated by Hahn &
! Deman awarded to Mrs. Alex
Jones of Prairie du Sac.
a Toilet Set donated by Cunradi
Drug Store awarded to Miss Ethel
| Ralfanz of Prairie du Sac and Miss
], Lucille Mettel of Sank City dressed
;, to represent my Lady Telephone
< Jar of Egg Shampoo donated by
. Leinenkugel & Barton awarded tc
Mrs. Henry Tielnah of Prairie al
Sac.
One 80 8 Inner Tube donated
by Up-To-Date Auto Co, awarded
to Mrs. Merle Daugherty of Prairie
du Sac. I'M
Box Thora Cigars donated by
Louis P. Reible awarded to Mrs
Erwin P. Pings of Sank City.
Box of Candy donated by Alex
! Ferber awarded toNMiss Margaret
Mckinley of Spring Green.
/ Emergency Chains donated BY
Teo. Decot awarded to Albert Guet
, zkow of Sank City garbed as Faith
er Time" &E -
Vico Coffee Percolator donated
b by P. J. R. Post awarded to Edgar
) Welsch of Clifton and Zero Knip
schild of Prairie du Sac dressed as
told couple celebrating their Gold
u en- Wedding Anniversary.
Slab of Bacon, donated by KRIS
r elmer, Greiber & Esser awarded te
9 Comrades Boyer and Wettstein o.
d Baraboo Post Mo- &c of the Ameri
d can Legion dressed as Tive Canni
balls.
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