Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-05


w. Davies of North Freedom have
been selected as directors of the State
Country Life conference.
Mis-. Echellenberger and daughter.
Armeta, of Madison are spending q
few days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Zimmerly.
Miss Blanche Douglas and niece,
Dorothy, came from North Freedom
Monday evening and visited at the
home of Verge Douglas.
The Democrats have started move
ment to bring Burr w. Jones of Madi
son into the field as a candidate for
the United States senate.
Mrs. Fred Dockham, Mrs. Willis
Ryan and Mrs. Harriet Dockhsm of
Eagle Bend, Minnesots, spent today
in North Freedom at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dockham.
Ernest Weinke reports he saw a
meadow lark last Friday afternoon
Jan. 80. 1t sang its gayest song, mot
feeling tritie out of place or too early
in arriving here.
Detective Patrick Boyd of Madison
has resigned from the police force of
thst city and will receive pension.
He has been on the force for about
thirty years.
Mrs. Koenecke, Mrs. r. l.. Lang,
Mrs. Chase and granddaughter, Beth
Terry, nd Mrs. Grace Hewitt of
North Freedom were Baraboo callers
yesterday.
Word has en- received of the death
of Fred ShaIe, who passed away at his
home in WATERFOWL, South Dakota.
He was brother of William sShaIe of
this city and was a former resident of
the town of Freedom.
Mrs. J. e.. Schmidtbauer and
daughter have returned to their home
in Milwaukee after spending several
days at the home Of Mrs. Schmidt
bAuer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lee.
Relatives of Mrs. G.. B. McGilvra
have received word that she has con-
cluded her visit with her daughter in
st. Paul and Is a guest at the home of
her son, Arthur McGllvra. in Sunny
side, Iowa.
Saturday evening seventeen friends
of Genevieve Patterson surprised her at
her home on Seventh avenue. The
young people enjoyed happy even
ing with games and refreshments.
The family expect to move to Evans
Vile in March.
Mrs, E. Duerr of Lannon, who
spent week at the home of her bro.
Their, Reverend Mueller, in BaIaboo,
went to Morrisville this morning.
She will visit Reverend and Mrs. @.
Stearn. MIS-. Duerr, herself, a min
ister's wife, counts elven ministers
among her immediate kinfolk.
The effort made by the ministers to
fill their churches on Sunday was a
great success. AS far as learned all
the houses were filled, which was not
only good for the churches but good
for the church goers as we'll. 1t was
an effort worth while, not only in
Baraboo but the country over.
Mrs. q. e. Pelton has receiv ed
word that her uncle, Frank Ell. Buff
mier, roadmaster for the G. M
ST. Paul r. r. was seriously injured
on Friday. Two ribs were broken, one
entering the injured mans lung. At
present his condition is critical. Mrs.
Pelton and little son are with the
lady's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. de
Bauer In Dane today.
According to message in the Chi.
cago papers from Berlin, Germany,
DR.. Carl, lecturer on surgery at
Koenigsberg university, is coming to
Chicago to assist DR.. A. J. Ochsner,
professor of clinical surgery at the
College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Some Chicagoan, not yet chosen, will
go to Koenigsberg as exchange lee
turer. DR.. Ochsner formerly resided
in Sank county.
Last Saturday evening as John Bril-
lott, Jr., of North Freedom was re-
turning from the Gem City he un-