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

we'll attended and everyone was we'll
pleased with the class of entertainment
given. Mrs Martin of Merrimack
favored the audience with two vocal
solos and responded to encores. She
was accompanied by Mrs. w Hahn.
Durlin Hackett pleased everyone with
his solos both vocal and cornet. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Exilda White
on the piano. There were other things
which were worth going to hear. chorus
and quartette singing. exercises by the
children, piano solo and the reading of
the prize temperance essays by VIM.
Shale and Genevieve Hengstler. Ethel
LANCE also received a prize but the
reading was omitted as the toicp-
was the same as one read. These prizes
had been offered in the school by the
local W. G. T. u. A flag drill by a
number of young girls was pretty
sight. Miss Hannah Sells then spoke
on the temperance work for few min
utes. This was both interesting and
| instructive.
Charles johnson came home last
week from the state road work where
be has been employed the past season
near Superior.
Miss Ella Smith came up from Bara-
boo to spend the week end with rela-
tives.
Miss Margaret Adams came from her
school and spent the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. R. B. Dickie.
w. N. Fisk attended the A. c. con-
ference in La Vale Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Dillenbeck and
daughter, Marjorie, spent Sunday at
the Apker home.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. Sckara, q
daughter last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Treloar and little
son arrived from St Paul Sunday to
visit Mrs. Treloar and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Fullmer.
Mrs. Jei usha Smith has rertuned
home after spending few days IN
Reedsburg and we are pleased to hear
she viii be with US during the winter.
Sac vas accompanied by her daughter
Mrs. Emma Rooster and daughter, Lu-
Gle, who will spend the winter here
with her
Johu loser of Baraboo was in town
Wednesday.
James Roberts, who has been suffer
ing from BADLY sprained ankle, is
aUIe to be out on crutches.
The following were Baraboo visitors
last Tuesday: Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Lei
fer, Mrs. William Putt and daughter,
Wilma, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sells and
children, DR.. R. II. Shaw, Mrs. FL.
Geissler, Mrs. Ernest Hewitt and grand
son, Rex.
Wednesday Mrs. Jno Virgins, Mrs
William Dubois, Mrs. Treloar anc
James Sproul were in Baraboo.
Rev. T. Foulkes was called to Osh'
kosh Sunday by the death of a cousin
from apoplexy.
The Boys Debating society and the
Girls society met in joint session
Thursday evening and aside from the
music the time was mostly spent in 8
"Mock Trial" The general bearing OF
Judge, clerk of court, sheriff, attor-
neys, jurors, witnesses, etc, was
quite real but an occasional answ Ell
from witnesses on the stand or decision
of Judge caused much merriment in the
ldlerce.
The following gentlemen and their
wives attended theatre in BaraboC
Monday evening: Ell. Eschenbach, e.
Ristau, H. Griep. and J. Hackett.
E. Hicks came up from Madisrn Sun
The Misses Fern, Viva and Ceci
Platt came up from Baraboo to spenC
the weekend with their sister, Mrs.
Paul Bittrich.
Misses Louise Bailey and Susie
Petteys spent Saturday in Prairie dr
Sac.
Mrs. M. J. Carpenter entertained the
Finch club last Saturday evening.
John Johnston of Baraboo was il
town Saturday.