Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-12-09
Monday

North Freedom, who were in the city,
have returned home.
Miss Myrtle Henry, Viva Nc Kay
and Herschall Roger have returned
from La Vale after attending con-
vention for the A. G. church.
Mrs. Henry Nehring and Mrs. Her
man Kapelka of North Freedom, who
have been guests of Mrs. VIM. ssDresler,
have returned home.
Mrs. Herman Padruc and son, Don
aid, and daughter, Esther, of Lodi, who
have been visiting the formers aunt,
Mrs. Ed. Keller, have returned to their
home.
Miss Emma Stack and Miss Anna
Blawusch from Merrimack were visit
ing and shopping in Baraboo for few
days and attended the Al. Ringing
theatre.
Frank Hackett has returned to La
m oni, Iowa, aft visit with rela-
tives at North Freedom and Baraboo.
Mrs. Hackett did not come to the an
nual reunion this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. PettingilI and
two sons, Edward and Robert, of Chi
cago have returned to their home after
spending the past ten days in Baraboo.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Anna
Pettengill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard Denys and
little son of Kirkwood, Missouri, are
visiting Mrs. Deny's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Waddell, on Webster Prai-
RE.
A note from Miss Ada Burnham says
that her mother and herself are COM
fortably located at 227 Holt avenue,
Pomona, California. They reached
there at noon on Monday, November 49,.
They expect to spend the winter on the
sunny slope.
Mrs. August Zauft of Merrimack has
returned after spending several days
here. She came to attend the funeral
of her brother, Adolph Koerth. She
was accompanied home by her niece,
La Veta Burchardt.
Miss limo Jones, q returned mission
airy from Sierra Leoan, Africa, who
has been spending several days in the
city, has gone to La Crosse. She spoke
in Fairfield Friday evening at the Wes-
ley Methodist church on 1.-The Milton
vale Dormitory."
r. r. Kent has returned from Mon
mouth where he went on business. Mr..
Kent is manager of the skating rink
and has as new floor manager, John
Morris ofs indianapolis, Indiana. Mr..
Morris friend, Sam Simonds, of the
same place is his guest at present.
An extended program of story plays,
folk dancing, games, aesthetic dancing
and singing games was given in the
gymnasium at the Baraboo High school
on Friday evening under the direction
of Miss Leora Lewis, who has charge
of this work in the Baraboo public
schools. The pupils we're inter-
ested and alert and manifested careful
training under the direction of the in
structor. The work of the Sixth grade
in the Third ward in Swedish gymnas-
tics, the aesthetic dancing of the SEMI
ors andsjuniors, and others were es-
pecia'ly sfne. The gymnasium was
crowded, there being about 300 pres
ent. The proceeds amounted to about
$28.
The car owned by Mrs. ALT. T. Ring
ling wasstaken Friday night from the
driveway near the side door of the ALI.
T. Ringing home. Jack Chadwick
drove up to the house in the car about
nine o'clock and entered the house, cav
ing the car in the place described Leav-
ing the house shortly after, the car
was found to be gone. AS it is down
grade to the main road from the
driveway, the car was evidently coasted
down the hill thus making no aoise
Richard Ringing was at home at the
time and joined in the search
for the missing car, which was
found between ten and eleven O'Clock
on the hill on Ash street near the Joe
tLusby place where it had run into a
tree. The culprits were not to be
found. The top of the car was quite
badly damaged by coming in contact
with the branches of tree. 1t was ia
ken to the garage for repairs.
Several years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
DeKoyer of Lower Webster Prairie
took little boy, Charles M Mas
ters, to care for as their own. For
v,ooru uaara he novor knou opu Of his