Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-09-16
MANY HAPPENINGS
IN NORTH FREEDOM

A man coming ICOm DAE6UOO paSb0u
through our village hanging over one
side of the buggy. He turned the corner
toward the south and had gone one
block when he fell out of the buggy
and was dragged about twenty feet. He
was helped back in the buggy and start
ed on his way home to his family, If ne
has family. How thankful we are that
we have no such places to entice weak
willed men to. Once in a while they
will go to other places and inbibe but
we are not responsible for that.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Lawton and COM
pany from Indiana spent part of last
week at Mirror Lake.
Miss Elsie Randall was the guest of
Mrs. Klump Monday.
Mrs. N B. Hackstt was Baraboo
caller Saturday.
H. M. Johnston, who makes his home
with his nephew, T. G. Johnston, has
returned from Rochester where ne has
been receiving treatments.
Mrs. C. W. billiard and children
of Baraboo and Miss 8. Jane Eagan OF
Hartford, Mich, were guests of Mrs.
C. c. Apker Thursday.
About twenty of Mrs. Walter Hills
friends surprised her Saturday evening.
Dainty refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt, Ethel, Grace,
Rex and Mona Hewitt, Burr Dickie
and Mr.. Meyer spent Sunday at F ern
Dell.
John Barkenhagen of Madison spent
Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grosinski spent
Sunday with their mother.
G. w. Hackett judged poultry at Lo-
di and Mansion last week.
Arthur Cheney of Minneapolis is the
guest Of his parents.
DIR. Ripley and wife of Kenosha visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs R. B. Dickie. DR.. Ripley
is president of the Medical Examiners.
They were enroute to Waterman, South
Dakota on hunting trip. While here
Mr.. Dickie took them to Prairie Du
Sac.
Mrs. Dick LANCE has been seriously
sick again.
Mrs. Fred Hall and children spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Griep.
School commenced last week. Mr..
Warne as principal, Miss TRIUMPH as
sistant principal, Miss Bailey, fifth and
sixth grade Mrs. Brooks, second ano
third, and Miss Blank primary.
Miss Linnell was Baraboo caller
Saturday.
Chas. Steinbrink spent Sunday in our
village.
Mrs. A. A. Johnson, Mrs. c. c. APP
ker and Mrs. Henry Davis entertained
the Home Culture Club, at the home of
the former Thursday afternoon.
Mrs John Hengstler of La Crossesis
the guest of Mrs. G. Hengstler and fam
lily.
Miss Katherine Connell was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eschenbach Tuesday
Miss Connolly was on her way to the
State Fair in Milwaukee.
County Supt. G. W. Davies went tc
Milwaukee Thursday of last week tc
attend to his duties as Supt. of the Ed
vocational Department at the State
Fair
Messrs. Henry Eschenbach and Henry
Davis went to Milwaukee slast Friday
to assist in the agricultural Depart.
ment at the State Fair.
Rev. Thomas Foulkes sthe pastor in
charge of the M. E. church arrived
Thursday with his household goods.
Mrs. G. w. Hackett is attending the
State Fair this week.
Mrs. G. w. Davis was the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Blakesly in Irontor
Friday.
Miss Mary Draper returns to Lod
this week where she instructs tbs
fourth grade pupils.
DR.. Gus Schelenberger and wife
have rented the George Douglas fla
and took possession last week.
Francis Patterson, Fred Dipple, AL
bert Vol, Loster Rick, Henry Geisler
Rolla Black, J. Foulkes and Thelma
Holtz are attending Baraboo High
School.
Miss Blossom LANCE commenced
school in the Maple Hill District Mon
day.
Ralph Hackett had the misfortune tt
sprain his arm while playing Wednes-
day ev ening.