Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
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uncle, William Zastrow, and family.
| =. E. j. Won Berg went to Pardee-
vile, Wis, Saturday with his auto
mobile and his family returned with
him after spending some time with
relatives there and at Milwaukee. -.
The w. G. r. u. will hold an open
air meeting in the park Tuesday the
9Th Inst. superintendent for fol-
| 10 wing departments were appointed
for the ensuing year: President, MIS-.
| Peck; Superintendent of mothers
meetings and white ribbon recruits,
Mrs. T. Foulkes; Sunday School, Dr..
Martin; Sci. Tenn. ms, Mrs. Wells;
Flower Mission and Evangelistic,
Myeta Farnum; Contest, Mrs. King.
10. ]. Halbman has purchased a
piano. Mrs. Fl. B. Gross, Mrs.
julius Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nc Cor
mick, MIR. and Mrs. E. j. Won Berg,
Misses Edna Promo, Estella Wolfe,
G. T.. Clark, E. A. Cooper, Fred
Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weinke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weinke, at
tended the Portage fair, making the
trip by auto -. Mrs. Wiley and
daughter of Baraboo and Mrs. Odell
and daughter of Madison were guests
of their mother. Mrs. Johanna Helm
lich.. . Rusk Colborn from Palmer,
Neb., has spent weak at the Far
mum home visiting his aunts, on his
way home from Michigan, where he
has been looking for land. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. O'Keefe, DR.. and Mrs. Mar
tin, T. S. Wells and Edna Wolfe at
tended the medal contest at Baraboo
with contestants from here.
Miss leila Cooper was in Baraboo
recently Mr.. and Mrs. n. Shanks
are guests of relatives in Caledonia.
Mrs. n u. Clark was guests of
friends in Baraboo Wednesday :. Mr..
and Mrs. David Jones an son, Jordon,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cramer and
d laughter, Stella, returned to Horocon,
Wis, Tuesday. Mrs. Z. BlackmRn
was in Lodi one day last week. -.
School commences here Monday, Sep
temher Ssh. Miss Lillian Cook is a
guest of her father, who is acting as
depot agent here. They are from
Lake Mills. The new agent appoint
ed for the station is Tony S3einhoff,
who will arrive with his family soon.
Mrs. Wagner and daughter and Mrs.
Schlenter and John Pruss of Prairie
du Sac spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. &. Gross Miss Steele of
Lodi was recent guest of relatives n
this vicinity. -. Miss Clara Haines
went to Belmont Saturday TO COM.
mence school as teacher. Miss Mary
Corcoran went TO Caledonia, H., 10
remain indefinitely Herman Burk-
hardt fell from strawstack while
threshing at his home last Thursday
and received many bruises. He also
injured his spine. DIR. Schlag of Prai-
RE du Sac was called. Little Eha
Gross was given party in honor of
her 9Th birthday last Saturday, Aug.
Both. Miss Clara Brownrigg has
returned from Charles City, Iowa. -.
Misses Edna Wolfe, Ruth Smith,
Josie Dennis, Ferne Halbman, Zella
Cooper and Clara Ghenske, Charles
Dennis, George Pigg, Theodore Mar
tin, Charley Weinke, and Georgia
Pigg, Jr., commenced high school at
Baraboo last Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Schultz and Mr.. Srhullz, an
u lcle from Reedsburg, were guests of
VIM, Schultz and family Sunday =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinveg and family
spent Sunday in Reedsburg. Miss
Tessie Dwyer was a recent guest at
the q. Bradley home. Herman
Schultz of Reedsburg was a guest of
his father, VIM. Schultz, and family
Sunday. :. e. Loos of Plain spent
Sunday at his home here. Misses
Virginia and Constance Farnworth
arrived from Brentwood, Wis, Satur-
day. Mrs. o. Weiglow was in town
Saturday. IS. ]. Coates of Baraboo
spent a few days with his father, J.
A. Coates. George Long of Iowa
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Francis Haines and family. Miss
Ester Bontoft has returned to her
home in Rockford, ILL.,. :. Mr.. sDd
Mrs. T. s. Wells and family spent
Sunday with his parents in Lodi -.
D. J. Marshall of Evansvill spent
Sunday here Lyman Potter and
daughter of Baraboo were in town
Friday Miss Esther Dennis spent
Monday in Baraboo Frank M.
Pierce of Macon, Ga, formerly of this
place, died at Colorado hospital of
tuberculosis and was brought here for
interment in Oak Hill cemetery Sat
urday evening. He was a son of
former Mr.. and Mrs. w. Pierce.
Mrs. e. Peck and daughters, Misses