Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-20

Hall, May 81 at 1;2Q.
Rev Ray Of BaraEooo will he epeaher
D. W. Seeiey President,
Rev Dipplo-C Chaplain.
Geo. Hackott- Marshal.
Miss Pickering, Mrs. Brooks, charge
Of flower girls.
MES, Patterson-charge Of flag boys,
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Julius Unternaharer returned nome
from Georgia Tlarsday He has been
in the south the past winter doing
for mining company.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Hackett of Oma-
ha, Nebrafka, came Thursday TO see
his father, Geo. Hackett, Sr. They
are on their way to New York. where
they will reside in the future.
Miss Emma Ragel lett Monday morn
ing for Eyland Park to take position
as nurse girl in q private family,
Monday evening several of the friends
Of Mrs. Williams gave her a farewell
party. She will 5000 leave for Noun
tair Iron Mimi, to Join her husband in
the future They will be missed by their
many friends.
the many friends Of Mrs. Chase, who
recently moved to Ba-aboo, Will be very
sorry to hear that she is seriously III
with pneumonia.
C. +. Cooley Of Madison was in town
Thursday.
w. H Du Bois. and wife were in
Reedsburg Er.day~evening to see their
son, Henry, who is~efck
Miss Lorene Hill of BarabGo visited
her sister MEs. E. 3. Me Coy Asst
week.
Mrs. Mary TrunzbJe was in Baraboo
Saturday OH business,
Francis Patterson went to Madison
Thursday and remained with hi broth
ar, Mat, and wife over night. He the q
went to Woodstock, where he and two
other members.of the Baraboo High
schooi took part in debate with the
Woodstock school.
Lyale Hackett spent d part Of last
week with relatives in Stevens Point.
Willis Johnson Of Lime Ridge is Wis
iting his brother, Tom. and family.
DR.. and Mrs. Saaw we're Baraboo
visitors Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ. Eschenbaet, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Bistau, MIR and Mrs.
julius Unternaherer spent Sunday at
''RoyaI BOOST" at Mirror Lake.
Mrs. Fred Kietzbe was in Baraboo
Saturday
Mrs. Bernard Ne Nulty of Spring
Green is visiting relatives here. She
and her sister, Miss Anne Donaghy, at
tended church in Baraboo Sunday morn
ing.
Rav. Erfmeyer an old friend of Mr. and
Mrs. L. Schroeder of Milwaukee gave
them a pleasant surprise Sunday by
dropping in unawares. He occupied
the pvlpit in the Baptist c5urch in the
forenoon and Of the M. E. Church in
the evening.
Mrs. ]. Patterson, Miss Anne Dona-
ghey and Mrs. B. Nc Nulty were in
Baraboo Monday.
Fred Ri1zenthaler and James Carpen-
ter were in Denzer Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Polglase returned
from Reedsburg Saturday where they
went immediately after being married
Wednesday evening. They are at the
nome of his parents.
Bernard and John Donaghev, Jr. of
Madison visited relatives here Saturday
and Sunday and attended the Fieldl
Meet
The Tom Thumb wedding given by
the little folks in the NJ w. A. hal
Tuesday evening was much enjoyed by
those present. The bride and groom,
Dorothy Davis and Glare Hayes, did
their parts very we'll indeed.
Mrs. Dan Seeley spent the first of
the week with her sister, Mrs. John
Rooney, in Baraboo.
A. M. Fisk was laid up with lame
foot last week.
E. L. Powell was in Westfield Mon
day and sold the farm of James Wad-
dell at auction. The farm was sold to
Phillip Grub.
Messrs. Jake Hackett, Henry Griep,
L. HI. Schroeder and Charles Rick were
at Mirror Lake Monday repairing the