Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-10-10
Tuesday

William Berkeley has entered the
Baraboo Business college.
Rev. 9. d. Mayhem went to BeIoit
where be will attend the Baptist State
convention.
Former Secretary of the Y. M. G. A.
"A. IL. Haylett of White River, On
tario, was caller here today.
w. A. Woodwork of Reedsburg
returned to his home today after
spending few days In this city on
business.
Pete Nc Donald, who is employed
with the Gollmar Brothers. show,
came to this city today. He has
very sore access on his left hand.
George Weidenkopf has sold the
farm known as the Skinner place In
Chenille. which he bought recently,
to John Rumpf of North Freedom.
| Rev E. G. Henke and F. A. Nehs
left today for Stevens Point where
they will attend the annual meeting
of the Presbyterian synod for the mex t
three days.
Postmaster Samuel Everson and
family and Miss Emma Larson of
Lodi came in their car to spend sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Werlich.
All spent the day at Durward's Glen.
Mrs. E. Aug. Runge and Mrs. II.
G. Mertzke are at GAINESVILLE attending
the state meeting of the Federation of
| Woman's clubs. They expect to
return Friday.
I Howard Mather and wife went to
| Minneapolis today where they will
visit about two weeks. From there
they will go TO California where they
will make their home this winter.
is. Griggs attended the Fourth
Wisconsin State conference of Chair
ties and Correction at Madison last
Sunday. Mr.. Griggs was delegate.
The conference days were Saturday,
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
At the E. J. Campbell sale on Satur-
day at North Freedom the real estate
did not sell. Mr.. Campbell goes to
Washington this week and his wife
will remain until purchaser is found
for the home.
Mrs. 81. M. Johnston, Mrs. w. w.
Morse, Mrs. E. P. Hall and Miss Lucy
Varnell went to La Crosse today
where they will attend meeting OF
the Northwestern Branch of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
of the M. e. church.
IMMENSE PROFITS IN WYOM-
ING CATTLE BUSIN ESS. Limited
number shares, Capital Stock at Par.
per cent guaranteed. Write for par
ticulars. Highest references. 6. M.
WinkeIman, Manville, WYo. {Ad-
vertisement.
Miss Mabel Campbell has returned
from Tumwater, Washington, where
she has been visiting relatives for some
time. She was accompanied home by
Mrs. Pearl Nelson and daughter who
will visit relatives in Sank county.
Mr.. and Mrs. GaIen Berry and little
son left here Sunday afternoon for
their home in Chicago. Mrs. Berry
was here to attend the funeral of her
sister, Miss Goldie Westenhaver.
They visited Mr.. Beery's mother, Mrs.
E. Berry, of Chenille on Sunday.
Arthur Buckley " ent to Madison to-
day to see his mother, Mrs. P. Buck
ley, who underwent an operation at
the Madison General hospital some
time ago. Mrs. Buckley is much inn
proved ana it is thought that she will
be able to come home the latter part
of the week.
Members of the g. 6. G.. club and
ether friends surprised Miss Minnie
Ode with linen shower last evening
at the home of Miss Edith Beardsley
where she had been invited to spend
the evening. The Beardsley home was
appropriately decorated with red
hearts and autumn leaves in abun-
dance. Refreshments were served at
1920. Miss Ode's marriage occurs
Thursday.
Kilbourn friends have been advised
OF the marriage of d. J. Finnegan and
Miss Ruth Aber which occurred at
Tucumcari, New Mexico recently.
Mr.. Finnegan was Rio boy, broth
er of A. D. Finnegan of Kilbourn. He
went to that country as telegraph
operator rising to the position as an
official. He is now County Clerk at
Tucumcari. He has frequently visited
in Kilbourn where he has rnany
friends.