Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-11-26
(Fron Tuesdays Daily.)

Miss Elsie Fuchs has gone to Sank |
City for short visit with her parents
Mrs. C. L. Fox went to her home in
Sank City to spend Thanksgiving
Miss Alma Groskopf has gone to
to be guest of Miss M.
Hibbing
Robert Crop has gone to North
Freedom where he will visit friends
and relatives.
G. F. Trussell and family are moving
from GA Fourth avenue to farm
on route one out of North Freedom.
William Hattie, Max Hill and Will
liam Berkley had an experience in the
Wisconsin river on Thursday = which
they have no desire to repeat. In at
tempting to cross from the Fairfield
shore to the Columbia county side
their boat was tipped over by the ice
and they found themselves in the cold
water. Mr.. Hattie was weighed down
by three pairs of pantoloons and a pair
of rubber boots. His companions gave
first aid and assisted him toIa friendly
stump not far away. His rescuers then
swan to other stumps and about this
time help came to them from the
shore. They found warmth in resi-
dence near by and later returned home.
Their three guns went down and the
boat got away. AS the boat did not
sink an effort may be made to find it.
The gun owned by Mr.. Hattie cost
over $40 and the total loss in fire arms
was not far from 500.
The Webster Prairie Farmers club
met at their hall with the usual good
attendance and quite lengthy pro-
gram was carried out. The program
was varied on account of the absence
of some Of those who were to take
part. The next meeting will be on
Dec. at which time Chas. A. Melzl
will be present and entertain the audi
ence with selections from an Edison
Disc record photograph. The club will
give hard time social at their hall on
Nov. 27. The gentlemen to furnish box
or basket lunch and the ladies to do the
bidding. Anyone coming not dressed
in hard time costume will be fined.
Evryone cordially invited.
The Alumni association Of the Bara
boo high school will give a dancing
party at the Knights of Columbus hall
hall on Thanksgiving night, Nov. 26.
Music will be furnished by the Terbil-
cox harp orchestra with additional
pieces from Madison. Every effort IS
being made to have this an enjoyable
affair. The program of dances has
been arranged to accommodate both
those who are familiar with the new
dances and those who are not. Light
refreshments will be served by high
school young ladies in the lodge room
of the hall. Several hundred invita-
tons have been issued, but in many
cases Alumni's have not been included
as they are expected to attend.
The following committees will have
charge of arrange ment8:
Program-Duane Peck, L. VanOrden.
Invitation Ernest Isenberg, Duane
Peck, L. Van Orden
Decoration George Weber, Ernest
Isenberg, Duane Peck, j. J. Pfanns-
tiehl, l.. Van Orden.
Floor-A R. Reinking, 7. M. Mould,
]. S. Wilmington.
Refreshments-Mrs James Curry,
Mrs. E. S. Johnston, Cornelia Moran,
Elizabeth Byrne.
Reception Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Evans.
Oscar Doppler, J. B. Donovan, A. c.
Kingstord, j. Van Orden, F. R. Bent
ley, H. H. Stanley, ". D. Stanley,
G. T. Thuerer, c. L. Thuerer, J. w.
Layden, w. E. Baringer. Henry Mould,
H. M. Acott, Richard Maloney,
g. H. Hood, H. W. Worth, w. R.
Davenport, +. I. Nc Fetrldge and Miss
Nc Fetridge.
This office has received a messag
from the Yards News Bureau of Chica-
go which says that Seth Dudley of Bar
boo and Grace Fristoe of Belvidere have
taken out a marriage license at the
last named city. Mr.. Dudley is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Dudley, Dur
wards Glen, and while employed by
the Chicago & Northwestern at Bara-
boo made his home with Mr.. and Mrs.
George De KoeYer, Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Templin enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Hengstler of
North Freedom, Mr.. and Mrs. Meade
Simons and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Templin
and family to Sunday dinner. Roast
venison was the main feature and need
less to say twas much enjoyed. After
some jolly visiting and singing the
ouests left, for home all hopinp to meet