Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-02-18
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and Mrs. ]. A. Coates last Thursday.
HIS aunt, Miss Constance King accom-
panied him to Baraboo where she will
assist in caring for her brother, S. j.
Coates, who is ill.
Mrs. J. G. Rotzoll and daughter,
Clyde, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Genske and
daughters and George Lee attended
meetings of Church of God at Reeds
burg last and this week.
Mrs Herman Miller, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Heyer and also son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. Burkhardt in Caledonia are
all ill with pneumonia. The children of
Mr.. and Mrs. J Astle are on the gain.
Mrs. w. Kunce, Athea Clarke. Mitch
ell, son of Mr.. and Mrs E. L. Gross
are among those i'll in the village
Carl Schultz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Schultz on Second street under
went an operation for hernia. last We'd
nesday at home
Mrs. w. Blackman was over from
Lodi Thursday.
The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs.
M. T. Martin last Wednesday and
at the home of Mrs. j. A. Coates the
18th.
Mrs. Gattwinkel entertained Merry
Go Round last Tuesday evening. Each
guest was dressed to represent book.
Book guessing contests and music were
features of the evening. The following
books were ably represented. Five
Little Peppers, Estelle Wolfe; Silv err
and Old Rose, Hazel Zasdorf; Ivanhoe,
Iva Kunce; Ester, Esther Dennis;
Mrs. Solomon Smith Mrs. Gattwinkel;
The Purchase Price, Cora King; The
Girl From Tins Place, Grace
Wells; National Cloak and Suit,
Wealthy Promo; Enitials Only, Grace
Brownrigg; Checkers, Mrs. M. J..
Browning; Odd Numbers. Clara Brown
rigg; Little Red Riding Hood, Caro-
line Johnson; Under Two Flags, Mrs.
Earl Cramer; Helen's Babies, Doris
iGattwinkel; The Flamingo Feather,
Gloria Cooper; The Doctor, Constance
King; Twice Told Tales, Lillian Frenz
First and Second Generation, Mrs.
David Stoner and Marie; Lavender and
Old Lace, Stella Cramer; Odd Num-
oers, Mrs. Myron Parks; The Coming
| Woman, Ella Helm; Evangeline, Evan
geline Swanson.
j. Peck of Okee spent few days
with his aunt, Mrs Morey.
E. L. Gross, A. M. Farnworth, M.
| swanson and L. Block were in Prairie
du Sac last Tuesday.
L. @. Smith, F. A. Cooper and John
1earson, members of the bridge com
mittee, were in Baraboo last Friday.
Mrs. Alice Marshall of Okee spent a
few days with her brothers, George and
| Edward and families.
Rev. and Mrs. Foulkes, Mrs. L. c
| 1albman, Mrs. E. D. Mather, Mrs.
2oxie Farnum, Ralph Halbman, Frank
| Girchstein, Wilbert Mather, James
| Iein, Lewis Promo. William Farnum
we're State House callers in Madison
Thursday.
j. R. Devene of Merriam Was
guest Of his daughter, Mrs. L. c Halb-
nan and friends here. He sold his resi-
| fence corner Main and River streets to
Charles Stoner. <..-.
The R N of A will give Rag ball.
social at Towers hall Friday evening,
'eb 10th Ladies are requested &c
,ring a ball of carpet rags
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moulton transacted
BUSINESS in Madison Saturday.
Mrs. L. G. Halbman entertained the
GLOWING ladies Tuesday, Feb. 9th:
1esdames Frank Weinke, Ed. Burk
lardt, Herman Burkhardt, Peter Risch
mueller, w. Dobratz, John Accola,
;harles Bayles, Dennis Bayles, Elson
dather, Otto Halbman, w. Kunce
| ohm Meyers, N. Swanson, Ned Norris,
Adolph Koerth, Oliver Mather; Misses
anna Dobratz and Ella Burkhardt
1rizes in contests as follows: Mrs
Adolph Koerth. bean contest; Mrs. Eo.
3urkhardt, cut down cherry tree; Mrs.
Oliver Mather received prize in adver
Using. Games were played and re
freshments were served.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Moulton were
called to Baraboo to see their grand
father, P. C. Moulton, who died there
Sunday.
Paul Wolfe went to work for the
Railroad Co near Milwaukee Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Weinke were
given surprise valentine party Friday
evening, Feb. II. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs Aug. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
| Aug. Peetz, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Koepp, Mr.. and Mrs. w A Dobratz
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Helm and family. A very pleasant time
was had
Mrs Roxie Farnum entertained the
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