Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-11
Saturday

Mrs. John Van6erveer and daughter.
Mae, are in Reedsburg visiting Mrs.
Clizy and daughter, Clare, of Fargo, N.
D., who are guests of relatives in the
Second City.
Mrs. Frank Griggs, who underwent
an operation for goiter some days ago
at the Baraboo hospital, has returned
to her home Her recovery has been
very rapid and during her stay in the
hospital she was cared for by Miss
Hllsted.
Mrs. George Weidenkopf entertained
about dozen ladies at her hor3e on
Eighth street last evening, the guest of
honor being Miss Laura Hill. A mis-
cellaneous shower was given her and
happy hours enjoyed Decorations were
in keeping with the occasion.
Graduation was held at North Free
dom on Friday night. Besides the
Music by Lysle Hackett and others the
following included the program: In
vocation, Rev Dipple; salutatory, Miss
Alma Egerer; class will, Miss Martha
Rudy; class prophesy, Francis Patter
son; valedictory, Rollo Black address,
Rev. Hardcastle of Platteville; and COLI
ferring of diplomas, George W.
Hackett. Professor Warn has con
Quoted the school during the past year.
The graduates include the following:
Martha Rudy, Audrey Cook, Esther
Emery, Viola LANCE, Alma Egerer,
Rollo Black, Francis Patterson, Lincoln
Dickie, Arthur Bonnell Frederick Dip
pei and Henry Geisler. E. B. Trimpey
of Baraboo !, was the official photo
grapher
The Scribblers club held Eits regular
meeting in the Palmer Art Studio last
evening and large number of the
members were present. The club is
taking up the study of the short story
and last evening Miss Lydia Howard
gave a most pleasing one. entitled,
1.-The Old Harpist's Call The stories
are all original and the object of the
club to1encouragell literature and to
stablish fund ito award high school
tudents for original work.
A Swing piece of flying board struck
R. ]. Martiny while running a planer
at his home in the town of Fairfield.
He is erecting a new residence and the
timber went from the machine striking
him in the face and on the neck.
He bled profusely and two physicians
were summoned to care for him.
Miss Mary Stabnaw has returned
from northern trip in which she visit
ed relatives and is a guest at the home
of her sister, Mrs. George Holmes, dur
ing commencement week. The visitors
niece, Carlotta, is member of the
graduation class.
Sheriff Welk and Leo Blackburn at
tended the l. 0. 0. F. encampment at
Lacrosse last week. There were about
1, 500 strangers IN the Gateway City
and the two delegates of the local
lodge report an interesting meeting
Those entertained at the Erffmeyer
home over Sunday were Rev. and Mrs.
H E. Erffmeyer, Fond du Lac; Miss
Edna Erffmeyer, Japan; Mrs. Kohlmeyer
and daughter Miss Louise, Hillpoint;
Mrs. Rose Knoll and child and Mrs. G..
Schroeder, North Freedom. Messrs.
Schroeder, Knoll and Kohlmeyer came
in the afternoon and took the party
home in automobiles.
Professor O'neil, head of the Public
Speaking Department of the State
University at Madison, has been en-
gagged to deliver the address at the an
nual banquet of the Baraboo High
school alumni at the school building on
Fri. night. The dinner will be served in
courses and an officer of the organ
cation says that it will be real old
time gathering, The address promi ses
to be excellent.