Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-09-30
Saturday

B iattendedithe fair and visited re- atives
and friends. While here she was the
guest ,atsthe George W. Nc Cready
home
Mrs j. O Lucht has returned home
from Milwaukee where she has spent
two weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Schroeder.
Some of the Milwaukee and other
papers printed list of appointments of
the German M. E. pastor made at Mil
waukee and according to the list
change was ordered for Rev. Boyer of
Baraboo. Evidently the appoints
were rearranged and there was an err
ror forLa Rev. Boyer comes to Baraboo
again. The many friends of the fami-
ly and church are pleased to see them
here for the conference year.
Miss Clara Genske of Merrimack,
who is attending training school at
Reedsburg, spent the day here
Henry Won Wald has returned to his
home in Livingston after a visit with
old friends here.
Pierce Ray, son of Rev. and Mrs. B.
e. Ray, had an operation for the re-
novel of tonsiis and adenoids at the
Baraboo hospital.
Misses Gertrude Simpson of Dellona
and Myrtle Vogle of Excelsior are
spending few days at the Joe Bisch
home on Lynn avenue.
C. T. Leuth of Chicago and Emil Hoff
and sister, Miss Esther, of Evanston,
Illinois, spent the past week the guests
of E. r. Leuth and family.
A. J. Verch and wife of Lyndon and
Mrs. VIM. Verch of Okee are spending
few days at the Fred Zantow home
in Sumpter
DR.. and Mrs Otto Sporleder of Reeds
burg attended the fair They were visi-
tors at the George W. Nc Cready home
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. H. &. Barber, ssMrs. w. Beige,
Henry Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Welch, John Johnson and Boyd Blachly
left this morning to attend the G. A.
R. national encampment at Washing
ton, D. C.
Mrs. Blackjack and Mr. Marshall of
| Merrimack went to Knapp this morn
ing on account of the illness of Mrs
Blackjack daughter, Mrs. James
Marshall, who recently underwent an
operation there.
Mrs. j, Thomas and daughter, Myr-
tie, have returned to their home at
Rainy River, Ontario, Canada. She has
been here for some time caring for her
sister, Mrs. John Kinsman, who has
been quite i'll. They will spend today
in Duluth, Minnesota.
Miss Ruby Freze Of Nora Spring
Iowa, who has been guest of her
cousin, Charles Graft, has gone to
Prairie du Sac. Mr.. and Mrs. Graft
and daughter, Munce, took her there
in their car on Saturday and visited the
dam enroute.
M. ]. Coughlin, Maple street, was
standing on step ladder in the wood
shed this morning when in some man
ner the ladder slipped and he was
thrown through the door way onto the
cement walk with such force that he
was rendered unconscious. A doctor
was summoned, and present reports
are he is gaining consciousness. His con-
dition is not thought to be serious.
Melzl and McGuan have sold severa
large bills of goods to out of town buy
ers recently; Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Kind
schi of Sumpter, who were recently
married, had load of house furnishing
goods sent to their home this morning;
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Hood were in the
city Thursday and selected a bill of
goods to be shipped to their home in
Madison.
DR., and Mrs. J. E. English have
been married thirty years. On We'd
nesday evening number of neighbors
gave them q surprise and the occasion
appropriately celebrated the passing
event. DIR. and Mrs. English have
! long resided in Baraboo and have
wide circle of friends who trust the
flowers and sunshine may make their
way happy for many years to come.
They enjoy life in it's fullest measure,
passing the summers in Wisconsin and
the winters at Live Oak, California,
where their only son and his family re-
side.
MIR. and Mrs. William H. Reitzman
of Hysham, Montana, are guests at the
home of Clerk of the Court and Mrs. A.
FL. Clark. Mrs Clark is a daughter of