Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-11-13
Monday

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holds services alternate Sundays in q
Fairfield church, spent the latter part
of last week with friends there.
At the referee sale on Saturday, II.
H. Stanley purchased the Charles
Murran property. In the case OF
Lawrence Ward VS.. j. q. Roger, q
settlement was reached.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Haven of Man.
kato, Minnesota, are spending week
with the latters mother, Mrs. Robert
Meek in Baraboo. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Haven leave for Florida the 18th
where they will spend the winter.
G. A. Hsskins has returned from
Friendship wnere he visited his sister,
He was accom- panied by his daughter,
Mrs. Thomas Rodwell, who has gone
to Barron to visit relatives. Mr.. Rod
we'll met his wife at Wyevllle and
both journeyed from there.
Rev. and Mrs. e. D. Mayhem have
gone to Sheboygan to attend the
State Sunday school convention the
this week. Their expenses are paid
by the Mems Bible class of the Bap-
list church. They will spend a night
with School Superintendent and Mrs.
LOOMS at Waukeshs.
On Saturday evening surprise and
shower was given Miss Grace McFee =
tiers at the home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. E.
| V. Alexander. Mrs. George Nelson of
the town of Sumpter assisted with the
details and sbouG eighteen joined in
the merriment. Miss McFeeters, who
resides near the Alexander home, re-
ceived foe lot of presents.
Mrs. M. Dambeck, Sixth avenue,
celebrated her birthday anniversary.
On her return home FROM church
she found her children and grand
children there to help her celebrate.
! Seventeen were present. 1t was also
the birthday of her Oldest grand
daughter, Miss Edith Huntington. A
bountiful dinner was served and a
very pleasant afternoon was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conan of Bill
lings, Montana, are visiting in Bara-
boo at the home of Mr.. Goman'S
brother, Nelson Gomon. Although
the gentIem en- are brothers they spell
their names slightly different. Mr..
Conan of Montana was in the 12Vh
Wis. and is renewing acquaintance
with his comrades. They expect to
sell their farm in DeIona during the
winter and then become permanent
residents in the west.
Miss Clara Masick of Milwaukee,
who came here with the cimeomato-
graph firm which was employed at
Devils Lake short time ago. has re-
turned to her home in Milwaukee.
Miss Masick has been ill the past two
weeks with typhoid fever at the j. e.
Savage home, but has recovered suffi-
GENTLY to make the journey to
her home. Her sister, Mrs. Anna
Thomas, of Berlin, Wisconsin, came
to care for the invalid and returned
with her today.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Sons of
Veterans gave dinner and supper in
the G. A. r. hall Saturday that was
pronounced success in every way.
The tables were prettily decorated.
the mattresses alert to the wants
of the diners and the viaDds
were eaten with a relish. About
$75 was added to the treasury OF the
organization. The ladies having the
aft air in charge are to be congratu-
lated. A campfire given by the G. A.
r. followed in the evening to which
the mem bers of the affiliated lodges
were invited.
The Portage Democrat says that
Farmer Chrizmanski of Columbia
county went to Randolph 10 see the
sights. Like the fellow In Baraboo
the other night he proceeded to see the
wonders of the place through beer
glasses and when il was all over his
money was gone. The Columbia coun-
ty man had $3.50 in bills which he dis
played before three young men from
Milwaukee and the owner Of the mon
ey thinks the fellows frisked the cash
from his pockets. They took French
leave so suddenly that they forgot
their clothes where they were working
and failed to collect wages they had
learned, The owner Of the bills Is
wiser now and the next time he goes
to the village be will ask the police to
show him about.
The Sank county authorities have
been puzzled over case from Vernon
county. The yonug woman came to
Reedsburg hospital and afterwards
anpealed to the authorities to care
for the child. A young man from near
their home at Hillsboro offered to