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

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L.. B. Schsnke.
q daughter.
James Gregory and S. F. Smith |
of Reedsburg were Baraboo visitors
yesterday.
About $40 was cleared at the w. r.
e. coffee held in the G. A. r, hall on
Saturday evening.
Miss Margaret Holden of Evans
vile came today and is guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Holden, First avenue.
Charles Junge passed another mile
stone yesterday and in the evening q
few friends gathered at hist home.
Mrs. Charles Lansing and daughter
of Merrimack are visiting.at the John
Lansing home on Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Pelton of
Reedsburg were Sunday guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Bert DeKoeyer.
Rev. Charles Sigglekow, who has
charge of church at Gillingham is
visiting his family during graduating
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Smith and
daughter have returned to BeloIt afte
visit with relatives in this city and
at Loganville.
Mrs. J. M. Phelps returned to her
home in Chicago today after visit at
the W. Il. Irish home on East street.
Mrs. Phelps is an aunt of Mrs. Irish.
n. 6. Blakeslee has sold his prop
erty at Eleventh and Ash streets to
Mr.. and Mrs. E., j. Battles, consider
alton $500.
Miss Lucille Frost returned TO Lake
City, Minnesota, this morning after a
short visit at the home of Mrs. Deborra
Moore, Second avenue.
Mrs. A. Steffier and son have re-
turned to their home in Peever, South
Dakota, today after visiting with Mrs.
8teffler's mother, Mrs. M. Collins,
SGCOAU SNEnuSs
The food sale given by gthe young
ladies of st. Joseph's church in
the Melzl & McGann store on Satur-
day was success in every way, $53
being taken into the treasury.
Misses Florence, Marie, and Plenna
hear recital given py Mrs. audges
on tonight in which Miss Lucille
Smith will give two soprano solos.
Mrs. Frank Muier of Clinton, Mich,
is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kramer, Second
avenue. She came to care for her
sister, Mrs. Don Wilcox, who is ILL.,
Mrs. B. 6. LIE Baron and sou, Ray
mond, went to Friendship today where
they will make their home. Richard,
the youngest son, will remain with
his grandparents until school closes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen e. Pelton and
son went to Dane Sunday to visit
Mrs. Pelton's parents. From Dane Mr..
Pelton went to Neenah as delegate
from the Sons of Veterans to the
state convention.
Engineer and Mrs. John Terbilcox
and daughter, Miss Bernice, will sail
for Plymouth, England, in about two
weeks to spend 1.-THE summer months
with both Mr.. and Mrs. TerbiIcox's
mothers.
Miss Alma Miller has received tie
announcement of the marriage of her
cousin, Miss Augusta Moerke to Mr..
Milton Beck at La Crosse. Miss Moerke
formerly resided in Baraboo and is
well known here.
Wanted to buy cut hair and comb
ings, black and dark Blown especially,
at once. 7 have auburn and several
gray switches to sell. make splendid
switches from combings. Mrs. Crissie
aEuOGbs AAO II 41Gu hVCuuSs
This morning when dirt began to
fly where the Wisconsin house formerly
stoOd some had suspicion that the
new opera house was about to be.
Closer investie alton revealed that F.
A. Philbrick will show pictures there.
George IL. Webb of Chicago and
Mrs. George Willard of Baltimore have
come to see Mrs. F. II. Powers, who
is critaIly i'll in the Baraboo hospital.
The former is brother and the later is
the mother of the one who is ill. Mrs.
Webb and daughter have been here for
some days.
Those who went to Neenah to at
tend the state convention lodges from
this city are the following: from the
G. A. r., James Dibble, James Par
kin, Samuel Briscoe, NJ. n. Bliss,