Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-02-03
MANY HAPPENINGS
IN NORTH FREEDOM

guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Doaaghey on
West Gorham street.
Ear. and Mrs. Thorn, Mr., and Mrs.
Warne, Marjory Shale, William Shale,
Ethel Hewitt and Burr Dickie attended
Robin Hood at the Al Ringing theatre
in Baraboo last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Seeley has been confined to her
bed for over o week and is q great
sufferer.
Ben Pawlish of Madison spent the
week end at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Pawlish.
Mrs. Nancy Elliott Post returned
from Baraboo Saturday after stay of
nearly month with her cousins, T. W.
English and daughter, Miss Title, and
other old friends.
Mrs. Mary Trumball will give din
ner Wednesday, February End for the
benefit of the W. r. G. Although it is
wood chuck day you will not find that
on the bill of fare Every one knows
what a good meal Mrs. Trumbell serves,
and we hope to have large crowd.
Everyone invited.
Miss Esther LANCE and Alma Egerer
of the Reedsburg high school spent the
weekend with their parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Davies and Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Kengstler attended the
Skillet Creek club banquet &C Baraboo
Friday.
Charles Howell of Elroy was in town
Monday.
Patriotic Instructor Rood Of Madison
gave very inspiring talk at the school
house Friday afternoon. 1t was very
instructive for the school pupils and for
the adults as well.
Miss Ella Sarahan of Baraboo spent
last week here the guest of her cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Doherty.
The w. R. G. with the assistance of
the school will celebrate Lincoln g
birthday. The program will be given
in next weeks paper It will be in the
Ievening at the M w. A. hall.
Mrs. G. W. Hackett returned home
Saturday from Waiting in Milwaukee
and Rockford.
County Superintendent G. W. Davies
spent the first of last week in Madison
where be addressed the agricultural
students. From there he went to
Spring Green and Plain.
Mrs Ernest Ristau entertained the
Royal Neighoors Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Ellis visited her sister,
Mrs. Poclaze in Baraboo Friday.
!, Mrs. Mead Simons and daughter,
Esther, were the guests of the for
mer's father, Mr.. Templin, Saturday.
Miss Helen Barker, who is attend
ing the university at Madison, spent
the week end with her mother, Mrs.
Maude Barker.
R. R. Grosinski of Baraboo spent
Sunday the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Carl Grosinske.
Will Hill was in Baraboo Saturday on
business.
There was basket ball game here
Saturday evening between the Bara-
boo Y. Nj. c. A. and the North Free
dom boys. Baraboo was victorious,
though the North Freedom boys played
a good game, with very little prac-
tice.
North Freedom people can believe
the story Of the one who saw the robin
or bluebird or any other signs of
spring as there was q swarm of flies
alive and flying on the north side of
Eschenbach's store the fore part of
last week trying to get inside. l think
their feet are frozen by this time
Carol Chase of Baraboo was here
Saturday to witness the game of bas-
ket ball.
James Draper is confined to the
house on account of sickness.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Hackett of Reeds
burg and Mr.. and Mrs. Hopper OF
Westfeld were in town Friday and ex-
changed places, Mr.. Hopper \ taking
the Barnhardt place from MIR. Hackett
and Mr. Hackett taking the place
known as the VIM. Stackhouse farm
from Mr.. Hopper.
Miss Kitty Fullmer spent the week
| end in Baraboo.
Another sign of spring. Mrs. John
Virgins has number of young chicks
Matched Jan. 81. They are chirpi ng
around as if it were April.
Fire was discovered in the Meacham
billiard hall at North Freedom about 8
o. clock Sunday morning by two boys,
D. A. Carpenter and Edward Meter,
who were coming in from the country
after attending dance.
The fireIwas coming out of cellar win
dow. They were close to the fire alarm,
rang the bell and men of the village re-
sponded promptly, Fire DESTROYED the