Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-09-02
MANY HAPPENINGS
IN NORTH FREEDOM

Mrs Gattwinkle of Merrimack visited
Mrs. Leonard LANCE and Mrs. N. B.
Hackett last week.
Mrs Jerusha Smith visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rooster, in Reedsburg last
week. Mrs. Smith intends to move to
Reedsburg to spend the winter.
Mrs. Petzsky is on the sick list.
Mrs. Roy Ellis has been very i'll but is
some better.
Albert Petty's brought his motor
boat home from Devils lake last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schroeder are
visiting in the northern part of the
state.
Henry Davis, Mr.. Campbell, Walter
Hahn, Henry Eschenbach and A. A.
Johnson spent the week end at Briggs
vile fishing
Mrs. Amanda Warne u Rewey is the
guest of her brother, John Warne, and
family.
Mrs. Chas. Rick, Mrs. Goetz, Mrs.
C. C. Apker, Mrs. Lucy Elliott and
Mrs. Nancy Post we're Baraboo visit
ora Thursday.
Mrs. John Patterson went to MllWau-
kee Saturday to visit her sister, Sister
Hgatha, who was known here as Nellie
Donaghey. who is very sick.
L. johnson is here from St Mary
hospital, Rochester, Mimi, where he was
taking treatment. His son, Melvin,
is uuarantined on account of chicken
pox.
Mrs. Dency Howell of Elroy spent
Thursday here on business. Miss Nab
ell Dutton spent the weekend with Miss
Thompson in Baraboo.
Miss Francis and Genevive Plat went
to St. Paul Tuesday to visit their Sis
ter, Mildred.
Miss Maud BlachIey returned to Glen
wood, ILL.,, Wednesday after spending
two weeks vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Blachly.
Rev. Luce conducted the funeral SER
vices of George Hackett Wednesday.
Those from away in attendance at the
funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hack
EFT. the former brother of the de-
ceased. Miss Ella Hackett, niece, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Wilkinson, the for
mar niece, Mrs. Nc Feeters, niece,
George Northrup, a nephew, all of Bar
abOo, Mr.. Parchial Hackett a
brother of Bloomer, Mrs. Glen Cole and
daughter, Olive, nieces, of Adams. Mrs.
Will Hackett niece. of Reedsburg and
Gerald Hawley,a nephew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davis are enter
tanning Mrs. Davis sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell and son, Robert,
of Barneveld.
Mrs. Edna Brooks has returned from
spending her vacation in Reedsburg and
other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heurd and child of Oak
Park, ILL.,, returned home Tuesday. They
spent two weeks here visiting relatives.
Arthur Knapp took his son, Dean, to
ST. Mary's hospital at Milwaukee where
Dr.. Phillips removed the boys tonsils
and adenoids. He is doing nicely.
Mrs. Nc Weigh is visiting Miss Grace
RICHARD.
Mrs. M. J.Carpenter and cousin, Miss
Eva Wilder, 81 ent the latter part of last
week visiting relatives in Reedsburg
Fred Cuff of Minneapolis was calling
on old friends Wednesday.
Lyle and berlin Hackett went to Ap-
pleton Friday. They will attend the
Lawrence university the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt, Ethel, Grace,
Rex, and Mona Hewitt and Burr Dickie
spent Saturday and Sunday at Mirror
Lake.
DR.. Powers was in town Friday.
G.. w. Hackett was the poultry judge
at the Merrill fair last week.
Carol Hackett returned to Plattville
mining school Tuesday.
County Supt. G. w. Davies conducted
the teachers examination at Spring
Green last week. His clerk. Miss Oberg,
conducted the teachers examination at
Baraboo at the same time.
DR.. Gus. Schellenberger, and Mrs.
Schellenberger and son, Lowell, visited
in Waunakee last week
Roy Draper will be one of the faculty
of the Shewano, Oklahoma High school
the coming year. He will teach public
speaking and history. Shewano is a
place of over sixteen thousand. His
school begins September 18th.
Miss Mary Draper visited Lodi and
while there motored to the Dells
with P crowd from Lodi. In places
out of town they claim vines are frost
ed, but not here.
Mrs. Julius Unternahrer has recover
ed from weeks illness so as to be. able
to he out.
Mrs. Claude Richardson is the guest OF
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