Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-04
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Zastrow, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Gallus and daughter,
Dorothy, the Misses Wendt, Mrs. Gus
tave Gallus, Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Do
bratz and Miss Anna Dobratz, Miss
Heimlick, Heinrich brothers, Herman
Heyer and William Martin were among
the many who attended services at the
new German Lutheran church at Bara-
boo Sunday.
Mrs. Justice A. Coates returned
from Raraboo Sunday and reports her
son, Samuel Coates, very low
Mrs. Rasmussen of Oregon is guest
of her niece, Mrs. Daniel Stoner, on
School street.
The Sank County Y. M. c. A. boys
will meet here Saturday and Sunday,
March 9th and 7th and banquet will
be given them at the M. E. church
parlors Saturday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Roxie Farnum Wednesday
IL p. m.
Frank Herr and son, Arthur of
Brooks, Mime sofa, arrived last week
and have moved with the family to
Reedtburg.
Halle CIaf1in and Mrs. Mae Cramer
are among those that are i'll.
Solomon King has. the humps.
The K. K. KS club will meet with
Mrs. Ninian Shanks Thursday after
noon. The subjects H ome and Mother
were discussed. Readings, solos and
other ways of bringing subjects to
mind were enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith have
moved from the George A. Gross farm
in West Merrimack to Dane. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Dryer and family will
move onto the latter farm.
Edward Gattwinkel has purchased
the farm now occupied by Mrs. Dryer.
Mrs. Sarah Pigg of BaraboO was q
recent guest at the Harry R. Pigg and
William O'Keefe homes.
MIR. and Mrs. August Kunce are on
the sick list.
=, Mrs. Francis Haines returned from
Chicago accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. George Long. Mrs. Long re-
turne to her home Sunday. Mrs.
Haines was guest of her son, Royal
Haines. " lille in Chicago Royal and
Miss May Killb Tide were united in the
holy bonds of matlimony Jan. 18th,
1915, in Chicago and reside there. Mr..
Haines is druggist. His bride has
made visits at this place and friends
extend congratulations to them.
Mrs. May L. Cramer was guest of
frie nds in Baraboo.
Mrs. C. A. Henry of Sank City
| spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Fra nix Pfeil.
Mrs. Ed. l.. Dennis was a Baraboo
caller recently.
VIM. Smith drove to Honey Creek
Friday and his sister, Miss Ruth E.
Smith, returned home with him and
they attended the basket ball game at
| Baraboo that evening. Miss Marjorie
Pearson accompanied them home Satur-
day.
Misses Ve1na and Esther Adams of
Madison were recent guests of their
aunt, Mrs. Frank Pfiel.
John r Dean has sold his farm IN
! Caledonia to Walter Towers,
Jr.
Miss Mary Corcoran and nephew, LIE
Roy Gross, went to Adams Saturday to
be guests of her brother, Thomas Cor
coran and wife and attend the Train
mans dance.
Miss leila Cooper of Baraboo spent
Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. Thomas Parks is i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Burckhardt of
Baraboo spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Burk-
| hardt.
The Community club meets Thurs
| day evening at the school house.
The R. N. of A. will have their sew
ing bee at the home of Mrs. John Ast'e
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Hattie Anthony was in Bara-
boo Saturday.
A number from here attended TIE
sale at Eli Smiths in West Point to-
day.
Mrs. Daniel Promo and son, Lewis,
were in Okee recently
A. number of books have been re-
ceived at the Merrimack library, open
on Wednesday and Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. May L. Cramer received
letter announcing the death of her
nephew, Alexandria D. Colburn at Bat
| tie Mountain anitarium of pulmonary
consumption and Brights disease after
lingering illness. He was born at
/ Merrimack, JAM, 10Th, 1856 and died
February Is, 1915 and was buried at the
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