Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-11
Monday


ran of Reedsburg were guests on Sun
dav at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Bert
DekeOyer.
John Hosig and George Lusby spent
Saturday night at the home of Tom
Lusby. They met Mr.. Hosig's wife
who had been or. a visit with her sister
in Nebraska
The brothers and sisters and their
families gave Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Baer
surprise at their new home yesterday
aeon. The guests arrived just in
time for dinner with well filled baskets.
They left nice rocking chair az a
mementO.
The Wide Awake club will meet Fri
day evening, Nov. IL. Besides other
numbers debate, Resolved: That Lin
coin did more for his country than
Washington, will be given. Mrs. G..
B. McGilvra and Miss Frazier will take
the affirmative and G. B. Nc Gilvra and
G. P. Hackett the negative.
Arthur Fort, the 6-ysar-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Fort, who was in
jured last Thursday afternoon by get
ting under clover huller which was
being drawn along the street by a trac
ton engine. is getting along nicely.
Arthur is up and walking about the
house this morning. - Prairie du Sac
News.
The AL. Ringing theatre will open Of
Wednesday evening, Nov. II. Many
have been anxious to know and the
work has 80 far progressed that the
date can be definitely announced. The
6rst program will be musical comedy,
Lady Luxury" from New York. 1t
was given in that city night after night
or long time and was a great sue
cess. Mr.. Ringing was fortunate in
securing the excellent attraction for the
opening number. The organ, decOra-
lions, plumbing and stage have been or
are nearly completed and the general
contractor expects to finish his work
this week. The chairs are being placed
and by Wednesday of next week every
thing will Emo doubt be reaGy for the
opening attraction.
Charles Kunzelman and Daniel Rug
giles recently purchased lots near the
Weigand property on the Wisconsin riv-
or near Merrimack and MIR. Runzel-
man is now constructing cottage on
his lot. It ia one of the incest locations
on the river.
Everett Weber, who was burned quite
badly on Saturday, is resting comfort
ably today. The little lad with others
was assisting his mother rake leaves
and when she was called in the house
the children lighted the leaves and in
some way the boys clothing became
ignited. He was severely burned about
the breast, arms and chin.
Miss Lilah Zehnpfening, who has been
visiting her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Dunse south of town, was
given surprise party at that place
Friday evening by about twenty five
young people. The time was spent in
playing games and dancing. When it
was time to serve the refreshments
about two dozen of the sandwiches
were missing and thinking some one
had left them outside they went out to
get them and found the basket empty.
It was found that some dog had enjoyed
the occasion very much. Refreshments
of sandwiches, cake and ice cream
were served. A good time was re
ported by all present.
Miss Zehnpfening returned to her
home here Saturday evening.
A complete and successful surprise
was given to Mr. and Mrs. Louie ZantCw
ON Martin street Saturday evening by
about twenty-five relatives. friends
and neighbors. The guests came wi h
well filled baskets and Mrs. ZantoW
received very nice dish from each one
as a token of remembrance. The time
was spent in a social way, after which
refreshments of coffee, sandwiches,
cookies andIpickles were served. Mr..
and Mrs. Zantow and family will sOor
move on the Kruger farm, south OF
Freedom, which place they recently
purchased. A good time was had by al
present. The many friends and neigh
bOrs regret to see them leave but wish
them prosperity in their home.
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