Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-06-27
Thursday

Miss Elsie Kartack has taken a
posi- ion as kindergarten teacher at
Hartford the coming year. Miss kar-
tack is graduate of the Milwaukee
Normal school. She is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Kartack.
Charles Wichern and Friend Guen-
her have returned to Racine after
visiting the Wichern families here.
Ernest and Bernice Wichern, twin
son and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wichern, returned with their
uncle.
The Woman's Suffrage association
held a business session at the home OF
Mrs. George Brown, Blake street. Al
Ger the business transaction the hos
tess surprised her guests by serving
fruit and it was learned that it was
her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Toole and
son, William, went to Madison this
morning where they will attend the
wedding of Eben Toole 10 Miss Cath
crime Turvill, which took place &C 4
O'Clock this afternoon al the home of
,he bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Allen lett
today for their home in Lin
coin, Nebraska. Mr.. and n IS.
Albert Allen have returned to
their home in Powersville, Iowa.
They were guests for week or more
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 9. O..
Allen.
Engineer and Mrs. VIM. Schellenber
ger have returned from fishing trip to
Shew's summer resort. They report
fine time and state that they caught
about 40 pounds of pickerel and pike.
Shew's summer resort is located about
the Dells on the Wisconsin river.
Mrs. Deborah Moore and grand
daughter, Mrs. Florence Dunn, have
gone to Evansville to visit with the
formers daughter, Mrs. 9. 81. Will
liams, three or four weeks. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Williams who
had been visiting in Baraboo.
Mrs. Eva Kasiska of PocaCello,
Idaho, who has been visiting in Bara-
boo for some time, received message
from Rockford, Illinois, yesterday
stating that her grandmother was
very low. She left for that place today
accompanied by Mrs Herman
KasiSka.
Mrs. Ed. Selleck met with severe
accident shortly before noon today.
She was about to descend the cellar
stairs at her home on Fourth avenue
when she fell down the entire length
of them. A broken right wrist was
sustained besides several bruises and
bad shaking up.
G. w. Johnson of Smaller, Iowa,
and his daughter, Mrs. Satchell, of
GalVa, Iowa, are visiting relatives
here. Mr.. Johnson is better known as
Wash Johnson and formerly resided
ON Sank Prairie. G. w. johnson was
a member of Co. X, 23d Wis. D. ].
Johnson was member of Co. E, 47th
Wis, and w. A. Johnson was men,
Der of Go. B., 18th Wis. The three
brothers attended the reunion and
arch dedicst ton at Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rudolph of
Amigo have been spending the past
week at the home of G. A. Cole,
Seventh avenue, and also enjoying the
beautiful scenery of the Dells, Mirror
lake and Devils lake. They returned
Monday by way of Madison to attend
the .. w. commencement exercises,
their son, Earl, being a graduate of
1912.
Miss May Leach was uncousciously
tending her plants last evening when
she was called into the studio and
told that company had come to lunch
with her because she was one woman
who seemed to be having a birthday
after she was sixteen years old.
Luncheon was served and a pleasant
time enjoyed at the home of Elmen
Palmer.
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