Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-09-16
Wednesday

G.
O. Pease and L. R. Eldridge OF
Hillsdale, Mich, have been visiting the
former 8 brother, V. S. Pease. The vlsl-
tors have gone on trip to the Paclhc
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Wheeler and fam
ilv motored to Madison Sunday to visit
Mr., Wheeler's brother, William Vince
Ter and family returning Monday night
John Kinsman has gone to Minneapo-
lis to spend few..days with his son and
will also attend the Minnesota State
fair at St Paul
The Baraboo friends of Mrs. Myron
Parks of Merrimack will regret to hear
that she is suffering from an abscess'
An operation was performed last night
at Madison.
Miss Hortense Halsted, Miss Esther
Mattke and Miss Della Payne have gone
to Menomonie where they have taken
I'D work in the Stout school
Mr.. and Mrs. Peck ard children
and Mr.. and Mira. Harry Cavalry recent
| " visited at the home of Charles Den
mis- in Merrimack. Mr.. Dennis condl-
| ton remains about the same.
Mrs. C. A. Evans and granddaughter,
Mrs. Jessie Wallace, who have spent
{ the GUNNER at Devils Lake, will break
camp tomorrow and return to their
home. 719 Ash street. Mrs. Carrie
Slade, who also was at the lake tor
several weeks, returned to the city q
ew days ago.
MIR. and Mrs. L. A. Nagler have re-
turned to Madison afterfa short stop at
Baraboo. MIR. Nagler is assistant sec
rotary of state.
John Salmon and his father are here
to visit the formers brothers, William
and George, and other relatives 1nclud
ling the family of M. M. Graves.
Mrs. A. F. Meyer and two daughters
are guests at the home of the parents
of Mrs. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. George
b. Nc Gilvra. Her husband, PROBES
sor Never, is a member of the faculty
of the State University of Minnesota.
Miss Helen Holden, who returned
from the San Francisco exposition ant
| the national educational convention
few days ago went to Milwaukee Mon
| day after short visit with her mothe
and sisters here The latter are occupy
ling the old Brandenburg place on Fifth
avenue while rebuilding their hom
across the way.
Flowers in profusion and of man
choice varieties were in evidence Satur
day afternoon at the funeral OF Mrs
lJames Robinson, Sr. They were tn
contributions of scores of relatives an'
friends of the family, who attended th'
funeral at the Welsh church in Gale
donia. The grave in the modest little
church cemetery was fairly heaped witt
rare and fragrant blossoms of autumn
Acting as pail bearers were sons-in-laV
of the decedent: Thos. B. Devlne
John Barkenhagen, Adam Brandt
Monroe Bump, Louis Hamele an
Arthur Hinickle. Mrs. Rocker AM
Mrs. Ernest Murrills sang at the ser
vice, and MIS-. Windus presided at tn
organ. Portage Register.
Miss S. A. Hurd of Madison, Mrs
George Joslin of Belvidere, Miss A
Hazard of Platteville and Mrs. M
Haines of Milwaukee were in the cit
yesterday to attend the west Wisconsi
conference of the missionary society
The above mentioned ladies are all o.
ficers of the organization.
Mrs. William O'Keefe and daughter
! Charity, have returned to their hon
in Merrimack after visit with frienc
here.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Carl E. Kurth and fan
ily of Milwaukee motored to Barabo
last Saturday and spent the week er
e with her aunt, Mrs. W. D. Porte
h and other relatives and visited Kilboul
and the Dells. Mrs. Kurth was Mi
Alma Van Norman, daughter of Georl
of V. Van Norman of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Werlich al
daughter, Monetta, of Baraboo and M
and Mrs. H. A. Ochsner of Plain ha
re returned from a trip of few da
or spent with DR.. Edward Ochsner a
:. family at their summer home located
- Memobin lake near Oconomowoc. [
I'D members of the party report II
r. time and on their returnltrips visit
friends at Madison and Prairie du 81
Tuesday evening Miss Edyth Lautfe
10 berger charmingly entertained her 81
day school class of the Evangeli