Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-02
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company in the q. s. Army was {
guest of j. A. Coates last Wednesday
He reside, at North Freedom and
they have not seen each other since the
war. He also called at the Farnum
home to see Mrs. Farnum's sister of
shat place.
Elmer Keltel in West Merrimack
has been quite Ill with diphtheria bu5
is improving.
Herman Giermanin West Merrimack
had a growth cut from the eye at
Baraboo last Friday E. l.. Gross
was in Baraboo.
Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Alice Mar.
shall were guests of Mrs. Ed Loos
who is quite LII, but improving.
Miss Virginia Farnworth spent
Sunday with her grand N other, Mrs.
1. q. Smith.
Mrs. l.. Lang of Baraboo was a
guest of Mrs E. j. Gattwinkel last
week.
Daniel Kennedy went 10 Cambridge,
Wis, last riday to attend the funer-
al of his niece and child who were
seriously burned while cleaning cloth
ing with gasoline. Another child was
also burned but survived.
Archie Barrow has been quite Ill
with the grip.
Miss M srgaret MICA 1Iey OF Lodi
was a guest of Mrs. John Nc Col
mick last week,
Mr.. Deane and family of Waunakee
have moved onto his farm purchased
of Fl. Weinkie.
Is A very pleasant surprise was held
last Saturday evening when crowd
of friends and neighbors gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Norris
TO help celebrate their ninth wedding
anniversary. The evening was spent
in games, cards and dancing, Louis
Block aud Frank Johnson furnishing
music. Supper was served at mid
night after all went home saying they
had Ell yed themselves If it did rain.
The folio wing were present: Mr.. and
Mrs I. Norris, Mr.. ard Mrs. Louis
Block, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Swanson
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Helm, Mrs
Flank Pfiel, Mrs. Angus HabeY-
mann, Misses Hazel Pfiel, Myrtle
Heiu, Evangeline Swanson, Lester
Pdel, Clarence, Rex, William and
Clinton Swanson, James aad julius
Heir, Frank and Albert Kunce, Edgar
and Elmer Wander pool, Raymond
DeIap, Harold and Louis Block, Jr.
Miss Clara Haines arrived fro u her
sch oOl at 81 artford, Wis, Saturday
for spring vacation.
+. d. King drove up from Sumpter
last week and brought his niece, Miss
Constance n King, home.
Mrs. J. Mouiton and Mrs. Il DIN
mis- were in Baraboo Saturday.
Mrs. @. Terrence and cnildren were
guests of her mother, Mrs. f. Helm,
Sunday.
Miss Mary Wilson of Egin, I'LL,
was a guest Of her brother and family,
E D. Wilson, Saturday. Her niece,
Miss Lucille Pfemo, accompanied her
home to Okee.
Clarke Wi!bern arrived Saturday to
be guest of friends here.
Clarence swanson, fireman for G &
N. w. spsnt s tturday with his PAT
ents.
Miss Mable Chambers of Black River
Falls is st the home of 9. Lawsing.
A party was given at the home
home of Mr. and Mrs. n. Swanson
Friday evening IN honor of their son,
Rex.
Mrs. A. B. Stienhoft and daughter,
Vivian, are guests of relatives In
Norwalk, Wis.
NJ. and Mrs. G. Lswsing were in
Baraboo Saturday.
Misses Edna Wolfe. Ferne HsIb-
man, leila Cooper, Zama Cornell,
Josephine Dennis, Ruth Smith, Clara
Genske, Charles D ,nnis, George Pigg,
Theodore Martin and CHARLES WeiDkie,
Jr., from B araboo high school ana
Gustave Kirchstein of Sank city high
school are enjoying spring vacation.
Revival meetings continue this week
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings.
Miss Grace Brownrlgg is spending
her vacation here. She teaches at
North Freedom.
Mrs. w. Runce and clsl1, Mrs. M
T. Martin and son, Theodore, and Miss
Zama Cornell were in Barsboo Mon-
day.
A. knight OF Marengo, ILL.,, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with his old
friend, T. S. Wells.
Marie, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur E. Graf, passed
away last Tuesday, aged ABOUT week.
The rem aims were inferred at the GENE
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