Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-10-23
Saturday

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Mrs. Frank Hackett is visiting in
North Freedom with Mrs. George
Hackett.
Mrs. Joseph Baxter and little sister,
Priscilla Vietch, are visiting friends
in Reedsburg.
w. w. Prevey of Edmonton, AL
berta, stopped off on his way to Chi
cago to visit friends in Baraboo for q
few hours.
A note from Rev. Charles Siggelkow
says they are now located at Richland
Center. The family formerly reside d
on Eighth street, Baraboo.
Misses Theresa Dryer and Alta
Cleveland are spending the week end
with County Superintendent and
Mrs. g. w. Davies in North Freedom.
Miss Jennie Searles, who has charge
of the primary department of the
ing the week end with her parents in
Delton.
Dr. Riley of Baraboo has rented
rooms in the drug store building and
will move here soon to take up the
practice of his profession.-Oxford
Times.
Mrs. J. E. Savage has returned from
Milwaukee where she cared for her
daughter, Mrs. Irwin J. Savage and
grandchild. Mrs. Savage has been in
Milwaukee about three weeks.
Mrs. Beidatsch has gone to Ironton
where she will visit with Mrs. Ella
Clemens and other relatives. She will
return Monday and probably leave for
her home the latter part of the week.
Friends in Baraboo have received
the announcement of the marriage of
Miss Jennie Rohn and Rollo Groth,
both of Elroy. Mrs. Groth has fire.
quently visited at the Thomas Moran
and John Troy homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Kenyon and son
of FoDd du Lac are guests of relatives
in Baraboo. Mr.. Kenyon is superin
tendeat of the county infirmary at
Fond du Lac. The family is return
ing home from stay at Sparta.
Mrs. Ina Mihlbauer Of La Vale is
visiting at the homes of her brothers,
G. g. and e. E. Apker. Her mother,
Mrs. Apker, who has been guest at
tie &C. Apker home for the past
week, returned with her this evening.
Editor E. B. Yule of the Alexandra,
s D., Herald (rep.) has been bounced
from the o3tmastership of that town
"sor the good Of the service" and some
good democrat will get the job. Yule
formerly was editor of the Lodi Enter
Prise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Kramer and
Mrs. Gustav luck, who have spent
the past month in Milwaukee at the
home of Mrs. Otto Huebbner, and
Mrs. Otto Huebbner aud Mrs. Eliza
beth Leonard, have returned to Bara-
boo. They report an excellent time.
Mrs. Frederick w. Beidatsch, who,
together with her husband, conducted
a restaurant in the M asonic Temple
six years ago, and who now resides in
Milwaukee, was guest for the past
week at the home of her brother,
Robert Seibring, and at the G. w.
Burdick home.
Mrs. Frank Baxter, formerly Miss
Stella Roser, and two children Of
Washington, d. G., are expected in
Baraboo soon where they will spend
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Roser
in the Skillet Greek neighborhood.
Mr.. Baxter, who is employed in the
War Department, will remain in the
C .pital city until March when he
will have work In Milwaukee.
TT. Workman, general msnagerof
the American Express company at
Omaha, came Friday night or short
visit with his parents, City Clerk and
Mrs. j. ). Workman, and other rela
tives. The express business in the
west is increasing Notwithstanding
the inauguration of the parcels post.
The weather was very warm in Oma-
ha during the past summer which had
no apparent effect on business.
Mrs. NJ. Engebretsen of Mime
apolis, who has been spending few
DAYS at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. Lee, on First street,
has gone to Lacrosse to remain some
time with her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Williams, before returning to her
home. Miss Engebretsen will be re-