Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-24
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Mrs. Will Head and three children
of La Vale are visiting in the village
with Mrs. Heads parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hubert.
Mrs. S. E. Chaffee is entertaining
her daughter, Mrs NJ. Robier and
granddaughter, TheIma, of Coloma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wicker and sons,
Will and Ernest, of Excelsior spent
Sunday in the village with friends
Arthur Barker, an old Delton boy,
who is now associated with the
Sumner Furniture Establishment of
Detroit, Mich, spent his vacation
at Dairy Farm and visited with rela-
tives and friends. He returned home
last Saturday.
Mrs. Bulls, who has been visiting
with friends 10 ST. Paul, has returned
to the village and will spend the sum-
mer with her son, Ed. Bulls.
Mrs. julius Sumner, who has
been spending the past few months in
Kjlbourn with her daughter, Mrs.
Alvin Brown, has come to spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs.
Theodore Steel of this village.
Miss Emma La Fountain, who has
been employed at Stand Rock, in the
Dells, is again at home in the village
She reports4a dull season for the SOU
venir stands.
The Meyerses are entertaining Mrs.
McCommis and children at their cot
tage this week.
81. Sarrington was able to ride
to Kilbourn Monday and have some
teeth extracted.
Mrs. Oscar Van Vankenberg, who
has been visiting her brother, d.
Barker, of this village returned 10
her home in Chippewa Falls Tuesday.
The village is looking fine and a
large number of people are here from
the city. The guests are nicely taken
care of and a splendid five seated,
sight seeing touring Car is running
daily to Devils Lake park.
Lauretta Boulevard is fast becoming
one of the popular drives in the
state.
Lorenzo Clement has splendid
new well. He expects to Install a
small gasoline engine in his well
house and when he has it attac he'd
to his pump there will be source
of supply for public fountain
for man and beast beside the way.
VIM. Cole, Jr., has sold his bakery
and restaurant to A. II. Pillsbury,
who comes we'll recommended from
Kilbourn. Mr.. Pil(sbury has also
leased the blacksmith shop of
Arthur Reynolds and is prepared to
do all kinds Of air work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole have moved
back on to their farm near the village.
Fred Stanley and sister, Flora, OF
Baraboo are visiting the Houses at
Cottage Home Hotel.
Harry Hewitt of Chicago is visit
ing his uncle, Geo. Adams of this
village.
Last Sunday afternoon there was a
Morse reunion at the boat house home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Flickner, when
Fred Koppke met Mrs. Anderson OF
Chicago who is stopping at her
beautiful summer home, 1.-THE
Highlands on Mirror Lake. Both
Mr.. Koppke and Mrs. Anderson
spent their childhood days near
Little Hammer, Norway.
Rev. Victor Moon gave very in
terestipg lecture at the M. E. church
last Sunday evening. His theme
was, "Use what you have to gel
what you want" He stated thai
every one is endowed with a natural
ability to do one thing successfully.
He announ ced that quarterly confer
ence would be held in the village
church Thursday afternoon and re-
ception for MI Dixon would be
given at the parsonage in the evening
DR.. Dixon will preach in the church
Sunday evening at eight o'clock and
every one is cordially invited to heal
him.