Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-02-08
MERR|MACK.

Her daughter, MIS-. minnie Long, was
called from Chicago last Tuesday, ana
daughter, Miss Alma Koepp, OF same
place arrived later. Mrs. Koepp is
some better and The daughters
will return to Chicago soon. Miss
Valerga Koepp, another daughter,
arrived from Milwaukee to be with
her parents indefinitely.
Miss Flora B. Cooper was ia Bara-
boo Sunday.
Miss Mary Devlin was called from
Mcmillan on account Of the serious
illness of her neice, Eunice Halbman.
Mrs. f. L. Gross and brother, Tho
mas Corcoran, were III Chicago last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ). Kindschi attend
Ell the funeral ofsthe late, MRS John
Kindschi at Prairie du Sac on Thurs
day. She was a sister-in-laW OF Mr.
Kindschi
Mrs. T. Roach was in Baraboo We'd
nesday last.
MIS- NJ. O'Keefe was called from
her home in Lodi as her daughter,
Mrs. Mayme Dwyer, was very Ill.
Her friends are glad to hear she is
much improved.
Henry Hill of Sumpter was guest
Of Curtis Woodward last week.
Miss Mary Wilson of Okee spent
Sunday with her brother Earl and
wife, and sisters, Mrs. D. Promo and
Mrs. b. Lee.
Miss Gertrude O'Keefe was guest
of her brother, William. and family
recently.
Members of the w. q. T. U. met
with Mrs. Elizabeth Hill last Tuesday.
The youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
ElSOn Mather has been very i'll.
The great Passion Play of Oberam-
mergau will be held in the M. b.
church on February 9th.
William O'Keefe was in Portage
Thursday.
Leo ,Dwyer was in Baraboo last
Friday.
Mrs. Alice Marshall OF Okee is a
guest of her brother, Edward LOoS
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Monroe of Cam
bridge were at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Kennedy and helped Mr.
Kennedy celebrate his birthday. The
ladies are sisters.
Clarence Swanson is tireing on the
g. & n. w. railroad. He took his
student trip out of Baraboo Monday.
Albert Kunce of ShenningtOn is a
guest of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Kunce, and other relatives.
Little Doris GattwinkeI gave
pleasing solo at Sacred Concert at
Reedsburg recently.
Mrs. Francis Haines is assik ting
n caring forsher neice, Eunice Halb
man.
Mrs. D. Kennedy was in Lodi Sat
urday.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wahl
was the scene Of much merriment Sat
urday afternoon. The occasion being
the anniversary of their daughter,
Margaret's, 7th birthday. Her little
friends, Misses Ella Gross, Doris Gait
winkeI, Virginia and Constance
Farnw1rtl, Gladys Norris, Helen
Johnson, Ruth and Alice Pigg, Irene
anu Edna KOerth, Hazel Warne, and
Fola Kirchstein ana the Sunday
School teacher, Mrs. E. ]. GattwinlIel,
School teacher, Miss Eta Earle
and Mrs. Scott Warne as
sisted her in the commemorative
the event Dainty refreshments were
served in a pleasing way and all re-
turned to their homes wishing their
little friend many happy returns o. tn
day.
Harold Siffler of Mondovi is guest
of his cousin, Halle Claflin. He has
been attending n. w. V.
Miss Cora Astle has recovered ftom
a recent attack of humps.
Melvin Olson of Mosinee was re-
cent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Won
Berg.
knights of s.. Paul, boys club,
has been organized and m~ets Wednes-
day evenings at thes home of Rev. and
Mrs. Foulkes.
There will be shadow social al
Laura Cooper's school next Friday
night. Girls bring baskets
F. E. b.