Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-27
MANY HAPPENINGS
IN NORTH FREEDOM


Lena Brown and Ed Frazier of Walton
and Mrs, Lobdell and Mrs. Sefkar of
La Vale part of last week.
The following named members of the
Odd Fellows attended lodge in Baraboo
Monday night, Douglas Williams being
initiated into the order, E. B. Nc Coy,
and Chas. Deyhle.
Miss Rachel Mather visited Mrs. ST..
Hackett Tuesday night and attended
the farewell party on Douglas Williams.
Mrs. Clara Hackett and son, Lynne,
of Reedsburg were in the village Tues
day
Miss Rachel Daley of Reedsburg was
guest of her brother, Henry, the first
of the week.
Rev. Hill Of Deltop visited friends
here Monday night and Tuesday. Will
lis Johnson took him to his home in
Del3on Tuesday p, m.
Mrs. James Pollock entertained the
Sunshine Club Wednesday evening.
Tuesday evening some of the friends
of Douglas Williams invited him to
take an auto ride. While he was thus
engaged many OF his friends gathered
at the M. W. A, hall and on his return
he was completely surprised when he
was ushered into the hall. Dancing was
cthe chief amusement of the evening.
Refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served and everybody had jolly
good time Douglas left Wednesday for
Mountain Irons Mimi, where he will
reside i'm the future.
Miss Winnie Doherty Of Glasgow,
Montana, arrived Monday at the home
of her bcOther, James, for few days
visit. She is assistant postmistress at
Glasgow and&Gs month's7vacation, She
and her sister, Mrs. Mary Nc Guam,
started. "Wednesday for Lemon, S. d.
Ga their way they will visit friends in
BaraboG, Portage, Madison and Milwau-
kee.
MIR. and Mss. J. N. Douglas former
merly Of BeEEidere came Monday. They
will store q part of their household
goods i'm their house here and will G
to their farm near Men0minie where
they wiz reside this summer.
Mr.. an1 Mrs. T. j. Johnson and soR
and FL. M. Johnston were in Prairie dU
Sac to ATTEND the Sunday School con-
vention Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. L4scy Elliott was quite sick last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Bitbrick of Abel
man cameahare' TUESDAY evening in theig
new car.
Mrs. Max Pswdisch entertained the
OF the young peoples embroi
derry club Monday evening.
Mrs. j. A. Hackett and children spent
Sunday at the home of her mother.
Mrs. Koeneake.
Mrs. Jadaecke Of BarabOc visited at
the home of her ,coa1sin, Mrs.. Herman
Ragel last week.
Mrs. Ed. Weston was shaping in
Baraboo Thursday.
Kenry Davies was in Barasoo Tues
day
Mr.. Schenkat of Reedsburg visited
relatives here Wednesday.
Arthur Struck was net able to go to
his work this week. He is having rheu
matlsm inIone Of his arms.
C. F. Cooley of Madison visited at
the .homs f.Mrs Lucy Elliott Thurs
day.
Miss Lena Sells spent last week in
Sank City with relatives.
Mrs John Shale, Tom johnson and
Leonard Von we're in Prairie du Sac to
attend the Sunday School convention
Thursday.
The correspondent wishes to correct
a mistake in the items of the news
two weeks ago. 1t was Mr.. and Mrs. |
L, M. Dickie who went to California |
instead of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Dickie. |
Mrs. George Luck underwent an op- |
Grafton for the removal of adenoids. |
Friday.
Geo. Douglas Of .Webster's Prairie |
was in the village Friday.
Miss Maude Draper was in :Baraboo |
Friday.
Mrs. VIM Lyons was shopping in Bar
aboo Friday.
Esther Gunnison of Black River
Falls is making an extended visit here !
with relatives and friends
Mrs. Alice Voeck and sister. Eva |
LANCE, were shopping in Baraboo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dockham, Mrs.
Mary Trumble and VIM. Graft motored
to Baraboo Saturday.
Mede Simonds and family visited at
he E. Templin home Sunday.
Walter Davis of Madison visited
friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Hackett.. Mrs.
J. Virgins and Mrs. Hattie Apker mot
pred to Baraboo Saturday evening.