Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-13

| Receiver, Eta Kunce.
Marshall, Catherine Mather,
Recorder, Edna Warne.
Inner Sent, Minerva Stewart.
Outer Sentinel, Elizabeth Tryon.
Manager, Alice fisher
Past Oracle, Mary Towers.
Other officers were appointed and sell
ect ons made. The M. w. A.offi-
GERS were:
Counsel. Frank A. Cooper.
Worthy Advisor, Nelson Swanson.
Banker, Daniel Crosby.
Clerk, Harry R. Pigg.
Escort, John Astle
The installing Oracle was neigh
Dor, Mary Towers and installing
Marshall, Neighbor Hattie Cramer; for
Woodman installing Council Lycurgus
|. Smith, installing Marshall, Lewis
c. Halbman after which oys-
ters and other refreshments
were served to members and
families.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Todd of
gainesville, Ohio, a son, Dec. IT, 1915.
Mrs. H. r. Pigg went to Lake Preston,
S. D. to be "a guest of her son, Mr.. Cor
nell and see the new arrival,a son at his
home.
Miss Cramer is a guest of friends in
Baraboo.
Orlando Gattwinkel was a recent
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Lee.
Mrs. MarySMorey returned from st.
Paul and Eau Claire where she was a
guest of the families of Prof. A. H.
Johnston and Rev. F. Roberts.
Arthur"Kunce returned from Baraboo
and is engaged as engineer at Milwau-
kee.
Miss Evelyn Stewart returned from
Clark County, S. D. where she
has been teaching. She has been i'll but
is on the gain.
Fred Wolfe Of Buffalo, spent sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Wolfe.
The Camp Fire girls held their annual
reunion at the home of their Guardian,
Mrs N. Sh anks. A social time was had
with games and music after which the
young ladies were given their duties by
drawing slips and each one helped serve
a delicious dinner which had been pre-
pared by their guardian. Mrs. Shanks,
was the recipient of beautiful gift
emblem for9 guardian of their camp.
The threessK s<entertained their hus-
bands at their annual banquet held in
Towers hall Thursday evening, Jan, 6.
A 7 o. lockgdinner was served and q
pleasant evening spent.
Mrs. GuysClark received a message
Friday saying her mother, Mrs. Fake,
had passedsaway at her home in Nor
walk, Wis. She had been an invalid
and patient sufferer for number of
years. Mr.. andssMrs Clark left Satur
day to attend the funeral which occur
red there Sunday. Friends extend
their sympathy.
Mrs. Arthur Brownrigg is recovering
from her recent illness.
Miss Edna K. Fuller has resigned as
carrier on route l and her deputy. N.
Shanks will carry mail until her success
sor is appointed from examination.
Miss Mary Summers of Okee is
guest of heraunt,,. Mrs. Ned Norris.
Miss Bernice. Perry of Baraboo is a
guest of Mrs. John Meyers and family.
Miss Jessie Stewart has returned to
her duties as teacher in South Dakota.
Mrs. M. Roach spent Sunday in Bar
aboo.
Miss Ruth.Smith attended the teach
g institute in Baraboo.
Mrs. Earl Cramer and daughter, Es-
tella, spent the holidays in Barsboo and
North Freedom.
Mrs. j essie Miller was in Baraboo
Saturday.
E. L. Gross is employed at Mendoza
station by the Chicago & Northwestern.
Rev. and Mrs. ID. Tyler, the evangel-
ist for the Church of God conducted
meetings at Baraboo last week.
Mrs. Albert Dennis is recovering from
an attack of the grip.
Louis Promo, ST., is quite i'll being
confined to his bed
Miss Bernice Warne of Baraboo at
tendedthe r. N. of A. installation here
Saturday evening.
Robert Steuber attended the funeral
of her aunt. the late Mrs. Schultz at
Portage on Monday.
George Loos and Edwin Steidtman
attended adjourned session of the
county board the latter part of last
week.