Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-12
Saturday

Marian, went to Elroy this morning
where they will be guests 1T the home
of Mr. and MIS-. q. 2. Hayden. Mr..
Schey leaves, tonight and will SPEND
Sunday there
Mrs John Shore went to Wilton
Friday afternoon where she will as
sIst Reverend Shore in conducting re-
vival meetings.
Miss HazeI Ketchum and Miss Fern
Wickus attended the Minnesota Wis
consin basketball game in Madison
Friday evening and will spend Sun
day with friends there.
Miss Grace Reighard of North Free
dom who has been spending several
DAYS in Baraboo with Mrs. Branden.
berg, spent short time at her home
and returned to Baraboo today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Golding have
returned from Viroqua where they
were called by the sudden death of
the latter's father, Christ Arneson
Mr.. Arneson visited at the Golding
home in Barsboo in February and
r'turned three weeks ego to Viroqua.
Two interesting games were played
last evening in the local high school
gymnasium when the Portage City
team and the Portage Comets7met de-
feat at the hands of the Baraboo boys.
The first game played bstween the
c ~ teams of Portage and Baraboo re =
s ,Ited 10 score OF 43 to I0in favor of
the la ter. Although the Winning
team worked under handicap, Cal
tain Brennen being unable to play, the
game was g. silly taken from the Por-
tage five. The second game was
played between B. Fl. s. and the Pot-
tage Comets, the score being 53 10 Is.
Manager Tudor and Principal Brown,
the latter of Portage, referred the
games.
Mrs. Mary Hart veil of Markessn
writes very interesting account OF
the manner in which her seventy
first birthday was celebrated. She
writes; "My daughter,ssl Mrs. george
J. Stradhoff, celebrated my sseventy-
first birthday last Friday by inviting
twelve ladies SO come at three and
stay to tea whose ages ranged from
seventy-one TO seventy-six. They
were fulIof wit and sunshine, a fine
combination, which made the future
look inviting. One guest, who is sew
enty six and especially bright was
asked her recipe. She replied Help
ing others and politics.. = We were all
living on borrowed time yet if we
demonstrated the Christ.spirit in our
daily life We may help bring the
Kingdom on earth as5it is in Heaven. y
Mrs. Harsweil also stated that the
"News" is most welcome visitor and
that she is always interested in the
growth and progress of her old home.
August PIatt was completely sur
prised by a number of friends and
relatives Thursday evening who came
in to make merry over his birthday
anniversary. The invaders brought
with them most delectsble refresh
ments which were served 10 the course
Of the evening. The hours passed
quickly with cards, music md other
diversions and the departing guests
felt that Mr.. and Mrs Plat were ideal
hosts. The following were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Isenberg, daugh-
ter, Lydia, and son, Louis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Zucht and daughter,
Gertrude; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mar
quardt and daughter, Villa; Mrs. VIM,
Miller, daughters, Arvilla aud Irma;
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Roser; Mr..
Mrs. Emil Platt; Mr.. and
and Mrs. Lee Jeft'ries, daughters
Nellie and Leors; Mrs. F.
Schacht, sons, Walter, Fred and Ray,
and daughter, Marie; Mrs. Adolph
Plat, sons, Robert aud Thomas; Miss
Grace Goette and Paul Miller. Rev.
and Mrs. Ferdinand Popp of Ableman
being unable to be present, rendered
their congratulations over the phone.