Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-06-12
Tuesday

r. u. G
Wonewoc visited friends in Baraboc
Monday.
Miss LYDIA Fey is home from Me.
nomonie where she has been attending
school.
G. w. Armstrong has gone TO Cor
newell, Canada, where he will spend
few months visiting.
Miss Henrietta Impecoven has re-
turned from Chicago after having
spent several weeks there
Miss Mary Perry has returned from
Oshkosh where she has been spending
some time with relatives.
w. FL. Ode has purchased the E. J.
Battles home on Third street and will
take possession soon.
A daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs: Nell, First street: Mr.. Nell is
VIA Fac Telephone company.
Mrs John Meltar returned last night
from Wausau, where she spent about
three weeks with her relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hamburg drove
their new Ford here from Wonewoc
Yesterday and are visiting at the Peter
son home.
Mrs. Il. {. Strong has returned to
Madison after a visit of a week at
the home.of Mr.. and Mrs. &. B. Alex
ander, Fifth street.
The LIS. G.. which was to have
met this Thursday has been postponed
until Thursday next to meet then
with Mrs. James Dibble.
Mrs. James McEntee returned to her
home in DeForest this morning after
having spent several days with her
daughter, Mrs. r. D. Murphy.
Miss'J ennie Jones, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hughes, $40 Second street, returned 10
her home in Wales this morning.
Miss Mary Grubb and little niece,
Mary Jennette Klein, have been guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 9.
Train. Their home is in Barron.
Rev. w. r. Irish has gone to Che
tex where he Will attend the joint SEES
sion of the Ashland e 4u Claire district
convention of the Epworth league and
ministers.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Stackman
returned to Wonewoc this morning
after visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Stsckhouse, Eighth
avenue.
At Washington today the United
States Supreme court rendered a de-
cision surrendering Porter Charlton
to Italy. He is charged with murder
ing his wife at Lake Como.
Mrs. g. l.. Dersch and two children
and Mrs. Jasper Ewing went to Reeds
burg today. In about two weeks Mrs.
Dersch goes to Dodgeville where Mr..
Dersch is in the jeweIry business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Kimball of
Hammond, Ind, and Mrs. Fannie
Hickey of Chicago returned to their
homes today after visit of few days
at the E. M. Hoag home on Fourth
avenue.
Relatives here have received word
from Mr.. and Mrs j. P. Crawley, who
recently removed to Florida, of the
death of their infant daughter, Mary.
Cholera infantum was the cause of her
demise. No further particulars were
given.
i Word has been received in BaraboC
? to the effect that H. z. Erftmeyer,
presiding elder of the Fond du Lac
district of the Evangelical churches,
had suffered broken leg just above
the ankle. While going to his home
on bicycle he fell thus causing The
fracture. He is son of the late Z. j.
III. Erftmeyer and is well known in
BaTabOO.
P.,Palmer has received a letter
from his sister, Mrs. Hettie Palmer
HYDE, Los Angeles, which says she
was present when the seats fell a.
Long Beach. She writes that about
40 were killed and about 100 injured
Long Beach will have an array Of
damage suits on hand which will keeE
the lawyers busy for years to come.
She also writes that the socialists
are very much vexed to find that the
name Of their candidate is not on the
ticket through a technicality.
Rain has been more than needed
Mrs. Hyde writes7that the dampnes
is running the cherry crop.