Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-11-26
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Ter to spend very pleasant evening.
Cards ard games Of all kinds were in
dulged in and the company were high
ly entertained by Miss Esther Stuber
with both vocal and instrumental mt
sic. Several pieces on the victrola
were highly appreciated. At mid
night an oyster supper was served af-
ter which all departed for their homes
saying they all had lovely time and
wished to come again. AS token Of
the occasion they left Miss Fuller a
piece of silver. Among the guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Promo,
Dennis Dryer, John McLain, Jr.,
Walter Dobratz, John Howard, VIM.
O'Keefe, Mean Shanks, Mesdames E.
Gattwinkle and H. Anthony, Misses
Esther Stuber, Marie and Alice Car
roll, Martha and Edith Wendt, Evan
geline Swanson, Cora King, Grace
Brownrigg, Edna Wolfe, Ella Helm,
Iva Kunce,ss Evelyn Stewart, Jennie
Dryer and Lucille Promo, Messrs. Sam
Potter, Archie Barrow, Cyril Dryer,
Lester Brownrigg, Fred Wolfe, James
Goggin, Hermann Schultz, Nelson
Wendt, Carl Warhanek, Raymond De-
lap, Raymond Stuber, Rex Swanson,
Alvin Crosby, Walter and Will Carroll,
Fred Fisher, Eand A. Farnworth, Mas
tcrs Lewis Promo, Richard Dwyer,
George Huber, Howard and Oscar Do
bratz and Wardner Anthony.
Last Saturday morning Mrs. Hattie
Anthony, received message that her
uncle, J. c, Myers of Portage dropped
dead while visiting at Milwaukee Mrs.
Fuller, sister, who was in Green Bay
was notified at once and she went i'm
mediately to Milwaukee to take charge
of the funeral. Word was received
here Sunday that she would leave Mil
waukee Monday enroute to Otege, N.
Y. with the remains where he will be
laid beside his wife, who passed away
abouts3 80 years ago at that place.
J. c. Meyers was born in N. Y. on
| May 3, 1916 and died in Milwaukee
Nov. TO- 1914 age SO years, 6 months
and II days. For the past thirty years
he lived at Portage and for years
was proprietor of the Myers hotel and
was we'll known by all the people OF
Portage andtvicinity. He leaves one
brother, Charles, Of Iowa, and sister,
Mrs. W. W. Fuller, of this place.
Mrs. Kate O'Keefe, son, James,
spent Sunday with William O'Keete
and family,
Mr.. and Mrs William LATER and
family of Randolph are guests of his
sister, Mrs. J. Heink and family. They
will move here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Promo and Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Peck and daughter,
Jean, were guests Of the'J. c. Payne
family in Sumpter Sunday making the
trip in the Promo auto.
/ S. King and daughter, liza, re
turned from Brentwood. They brought
two fine deer.
Chas Johnston of Baraboo spert
Sunday at the w Dennis home.
Frank w. Loos of Escanaba, Mich,
was a Monday guest of his brothers,
George and Edward Loos and families.
Miss Constance U. King went to
Quincy, ILL.,, Saturday to assist in
Deaconess work at Chadduck Boys
school there for a few weeks.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Coates diedssat their home in northern
part of the state and was brought to
Portage, the former home of Mrs.
Coates for interment Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs J. Howard entertained.
at six O'Clock dinner Sunday evening
Miss Mary Wilson of Okee, Misses
Lucille Promo, Grayce Wells and Fern
Halbman of this place and Mrs. How
ards brothers, George md Charles
Pierce of Baraboo and Alfred Argyle
and Tiny Odell also of the latter place.
Born to Mr. and Mrs J. A Gale a
son, Merwin Alfred, Nov. 18th at their
home in Morrison, I'll. Mrs. Gale was
formerly Miss Bessie Smith.
Miss Lucille O'Keefe of Madison
spent Sunday with her cousin, Miss
Genevieve Dryer.
Chas. Dennis spent Sunday at st.
Mary's hospital, Madison, with Mrs.
Dennis. Mrs. Dennis will have to re-
main in a hospital for few weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Parks has returned
from Chetek Wis.
Miss Charlotte Achterberg, steno-
grapher for Cahcon Mining Co., OF
Baraboo spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Achterberg
Dennis Bayles of this place and Miss
Ruth Bereton Of Dane were married
Saturday at the home of the bride and
went on trip to Chicago and Nil
waukee. They will reside on TIE
groom's farm here.