Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-06-10


! boo Monday
Mrs John Mccormick was in Baraboo
last week
Mr. and Mrs George E Promo and
daughters, Mrs L e Utter of Nashota
land her children) and Miss Gertrude
Promo of Baraboo, Mr. and Mrs VIM
O'Keefe and children, Or and Mrs Try
on and Mr. and Mrs n Shanks had pic
mic dinner in the grove Saturday
Mrs Sylvester Cushman, matron of
the county farm at Wyocena and her
son and daughter are guests of her sis
ter-in-law and husband, Mr. and Mrs
N Shanks
Mrs Harry r Pigg and daughter, Miss
Zama Corn ell, spent Saturday in Mil
waukee
Mrs Roger Sherman and son of Mer-
rilan, Miss Devlin of Baraboo, Mrs Geo
Holt and sons of Delton and Mrs Geo
Loos of Merrimack held reunion at
the home of Mrs Byron Odekirk on
Lynn avenue at Baraboo last Thursday
Mrs David Jones, also an invited guest,
but could not attend on account of ill
ness
Miss Selma Gross has returned from
Edgar, Wis, and Miss Marie Foulkes
from Reedsburg where they taught in
high schools
School closed here last Friday with
picnic for the primary and interme-
date grades They spent the day at
Palfrey's Glen Miss Lillian Frenz has
returned to her home in Baraboo, Miss
Gloria Cooper at home here and Prof
Thompson, wife and daughter return
ed to Reedsburg Mrs Thompson spent
Thursday here.
The following Commencement exer-
cises were held at the NJ. E. church
Thursday at 8 pm
Song-Praise of Song by Schoo
Girls
Recitation Fence or an Ambulance
by Lyle Wells
Recitation Charlie must not ring to-
night by Iva Kounce
Recitation-The Smack in School by
Richard DIVER
The Two Glasses Evangeline Swan
son
Solo, The Voices of Woods, Ruben
stein Mrs r C Thompson
Recitation, Graduation-E tie IL e
Wolfe
Glass Prophecy-Lydia Ghenske
Address, Ideal Young People-A B
Olson
Solo, Staccato Polka. Mulder- Mrs
r C Thompson
Class song-Class of 1915
Presentation of Diplomat C Thorn
son
Song. Good Night School Girls
The program was very good and
the church prettily decorated by the
class Their motto is "We Have Fin
ished to Begin" in their colors, purple
and gold, and the is in class flower
and color pansy, forming figures on a
purple back ground, ferns, roses and
lilies besides plants formed a pretty
back ground and surroundings for the
sweet girl graduates and the men name
ly: Misses Estella A. Wolfe, Lydia A.
Ghenske. Ira E Kunce, and Eyangeline
c Swanson and Messrs Lyle L Wells !
Stanley Dennis, William G. Heir,
Robert Towers and Richard P Dwy er
Professor Olson of Reedsburg gave a
very interesting address and Mrs
Thompson of the same place solos that
won applause
The rummage sale given by L A S
was success Over $50 has been de-
posted in the bank as the result
Rev and Mrs Foulkes attended the
ministerial association at Devils lake
Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Harland Parks of
Baraboo called on his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Parks, Sunday and Mon
day Harland has many friends here
who congratulate him end bride, who
was formerly Miss Ada Miller of Bara
boo They were married at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Miller, May 5th, and reside on
2l4 Third street, in Baraboo, where
the groom is employed in the railroad
office
Misses Estella Wolfe and Althea
Clark were in Baraboo Monday
Mrs 0 j Halbman is quiet i'll
Mrs L Utter and children returned
to her home in Nashotah Sunday
Mr. and Mrs William Latter and fam
lily have moved onto the L Holl farm in
Caledonia as tenant Mr. LATER will
assist Mr. Holl on the farm
Mr. and Mrs Olson and child, inspector
for the railroad company on repairing
bridges here, occupy rooms in Mrs M
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