Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-03-27
Tuesday

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles True spent
Easter in Portage.
Miss Addie Webster of Reedsburg
is visiting few days with the j. II.
Mastin family.
Charles Kunzelman has gone to
Waukesha where he will receive
treatments for rheumatism.
Attorney John M. Kelley returned
from Portage this morning and has
gone to Chicago where Mrs. Kelley is
in hospital.
Miss Helen Brown returned to her
home in st. Paul this morning after q
visit with her grandmother, Mrs. g.
w. Brown. Miss Helen is but ten
years old and is to make the trip alone.
Dance at Delton March %.
Burchard H. Behnken, manager of
lumber yard at Deerfeld, spent
Easter at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Fl. Mastin, Fifth avenue. Miss
Behnken, who spent the p ,st week in
Baraboo, returned to her home in Lake
Mills yesterday.
Mrs. John Johnston, eighth avenue,
went to Ableman today to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Percy Alexander.
Mrs. William Blawsch of MeIr;-
rimack returned to her home after a
visit with Baraboo friends.
Miss Elizabeth HaIlisey is at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
g. E. Halllsey, Second avenue, on
account of tonsilitis. Miss Hallisey is
teacher of domestic science in the
Milwaukee schools.
Former Sheriff Don G. French has
been elected president of the Kilbourn
Inter-County fair. w. q. Gillespie is
secretary and A. w. Elliott treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gerofski, who
recently bought store in Columbus,
returned to their home after having
spend Sunday with relatives in Bara-
boo.
It is understood that Mr.. Struck,
who was injured in an assault at Kill
bourn some time ago, is in a serious
condition and has returned to MiIwau-
kee to submit to another operation.
Dance at DeIton March 20.
Eugene, son of Engineer and Mrs.
Edward Williamson, is carrying his
arm in a bandage, the result of a
broken collar bone received while
wrestling yesterday.
Mrs. j. n. Vandervere'is very low at
her home, corner Seventh avenue and
Birch street. Her son, Guy butcher,
of Oshkosh is here and also her daugh~
ter, Mrs. J. G. Gordon, of Michigan.
L. Feinberg has returned from Nil.
waukee where he went to examine a
carload of horses shipped from Omaha
Nebraska. Mr.. Feinberg bought tt e
lot and expects them 30 arrive Satur
day.
Saturday night fire destroyed the
roof and upper part of the Northwes-
tern depot at Winona, the loss being
estimated at about $4,000. The
lower part of the building was some
what damaged by water.
Miss Augusta Andersen has arrived
to take up her duties in the Baraboo
hospital. After receiving her training
in the Augustana hospital in Chicago,
Miss Andersen added to her experience
in other institutions and comes highly
qualified for the new position.
The meeting of the Sank County
Historical society set for Friday even
ing has been postponed until some
future date on account of the concert
at the First M. E. church and on &C
count of court being in session.
The members of the Sunday school
teachers training class which have
been under the instruction of Super
intendent A. G. Kingsford and which
have been meeting. in the Y. NJ. G. A.
building every Monday night for the
past six months, ended their meetings
last evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Kings
ford kindly invited the class to have
the last meeting at their home, They
entertained them in most hospitable
manner and the class are unanemous.
In their expressions of gratitude to Mr.
Kingsford for the time he has given
them and they feel that they have
derived much benefit as well as pleas
ure from their course of study.