Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-11-30


The Chic club will meet Friday aft
ernoon of this week with Mrs. }. II.
Whitney.
The New Embroidery club met on
Tuesday evening with Miss Amelia
Egerer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson, Jr.,
of Laurel, Mimi, have been visiting
relatives here and in BarabOO for a
few days. Mr.. Patterson has lately
sold his farm near Laurel, and will
locate anew.
Arthur Voeck spent the first OF the
week in Deansville on business.
Miss Mary Grosinske spent Sun
day with her sister in Ableman.
Miss Gladys DenZer of Baraboo
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Arthur Lieder of Milwaukee spent
the week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Lieder.
A Thanksgiving program will be
held in the high school Wednesday,
afternoon at 2:45. There will also
be exercises in all the grades the
same afternoon.
Herman Smith and daughter, Miss
Esther, attended the funeral Of the
formers mother in Reedsburg on
Tuesday afternoon. The lnterment
was in BarabOO.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the M.
r. church met with Mrs. Fanny Ire
loar on Tuesday afternoon to sew.
The young peoples choir Of the M.
r. church met Tuesday evening at
the r. M Dickie home.
The Royal Neighbors met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Ernest Ristau.
Lunch was served.
A number of friends attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Smith Tuesday at
Reedsburg including Conrad Egerer,
William Koch, Fred Kitzke, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Borck Mr.. and Mrs. R. S.
Iange, Mrs. S. III. Voeck, Miss Lena
Sells, Mrs. G. Grosinske, John Voeck.
Rev. Christian DIPPED conducted the
services.
Mrs. G. G. Apker, son Robert and
daughter Martha spent the week end
with relatives in Reedsburg.
r. S. Lange tried his luck at fish
ing in Lake Wisconsin on Monday
Mrs. Herman Rooster and daugh-
ter Lucille spent Saturday with
friends in Reedsburg.
Ed Egerer went to Bridgeport on
business Tuesday.
The August Smith family attended
the funeral of Mr.. Smiths mother in
Reedsburg on Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Grosinske entertained
the Bachelor Girls club on Tuesday
evening. Lunch was served.
Miss Winnie McGuan of Lemon, S.
D., was the guest the last of the
week of her uncle, J. B. Doherty, and
family.
School Board Convention
A number from this village and
adjacent school districts attended the
school board convention and institute
in the county training school build
ing Saturday, among them being A.
w. Spaulding, Charles Getchman,
John Egerer, Mrs. Leonard Lange,
Richard Prime, Sam Borck, Roy
gpaulding, Ernest Stabnaw, Henry
Quandt, William Voss Of the school
George W. Davies. There we're also
$ number of teachers from this To-
sality: Caroline TRIUMPH, Lillian An
sullivan, Jessie Simpson. 1t was the
best attended meeting of it's kind ever
held in the county, about three hun
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nag the day. The session proved to
be very interesting as well.
Birthday Celebration
There was a double birthday cele-
bration at the store building in La
Rue on Saturday, it being the birth
day of Dell Young and Mrs. Bert
Harmon. The evening was spent in
dancing, a large crowd being in at
tendance.
Literary Society
The high school literary society
held the first meeting of the season
last Thursday evening in the high
school room. Officers were elected
as follows: President, Miss Myrtle
Caves; vice-president, Edmund AS
pinwall; secretary treasurer, Charles
Foulkes; censor, Curtis Wilgus. The
next meeting will be held in two
weeks.
Birthday Party
The members of the Finch club
surprised Mrs. Walter Hill at her
home on Oak street Monday evening,
the occasion being her birthday.
Church Notes p
Last Ouuudy uIOIuIuS CuG10 was q
service of song in the German Baptist
church. The senior and Junior choirs
gave several selections; also the
male quartette, the personnel of
which is Herman Jahuke, Ernest
Black, r. S. LANCE and Max Paw
aisch Short addresses were made by
John Sells, William Koch and Rev.
Christian Dippel
At II a. M. Thanksgiving Day the
German baptist congregation will as
semble at their church for the regu-
lar services, following which they will
all partake of a Thanksgiving feast in
the church parlors. Shortly after din
ner will be a Sunday-school teach
ers' conference of As minutes. Gen
eral roll call follows, when members
and friends of the church will re-
spond in person or by letter There
will be music by both choirs and the
male quartette. At 7:45 p m. in the
German Baptist church will be held
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