Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-11-02


return to Colorado.
James A. SeeIey of Amarillo, Tex,
arrived Friday night to visit his par
,ants. Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Seeley.
Mrs. Edna Brooks and son Wel1s
have gone to Reedsburg to spend the
week end with relatives.
Frank Draper, Arthur Hackett,
Mrs Grace Hewitt and Florence
Cook vent to BarabOo on Wednesday
evening to see 'The Natural Law" at
the Al. Ringing theatre.
Mrs. Nj. J. Carpenter returned on
Thursday from visiting relatives in
TOmah, Valley Junction and ElrOy.
The W. c. T. y. met Friday even
ing with Mrs. j. i'll. Whitney.
Henry Griep, railway mail clerk,
is enjoying a vacation.
James Roberts has returned from
the Gem City hospital in Baraboo,
for hernia.
where he underwent an operation
The dance in the hall of Deyhle &
Schenkat's new building on Friday
evening was we'll attended, many
coming from distance. The Hack
EFT orchestra furnished the music, as
sisted by Miss Julia Cady.
Seventh and Eighth Grades Enjoy
Party
The girls of the seventh and eighth
grades entertained the boys Of those
grades at Halloween party in the
annex Friday evening Games were
enjoyed and lunch was served. Need
less to say they all had a good time.
Misses TRIUMPH and Schlumberger
were chaperOnes.
Home Culture Club
The Home Culture Club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. G. C. Apker on
account of illness in the family Of
Mrs. A. R. Knapp.
A paper on TennysOns poetical
works of the period 1830-1850 was
given by Mrs. Edith Dickie.
A sketch of the life of Chicago's
great orchestra leader, Hand, who
died recently, was given by Mrs.
Janet Hengstier
Song by Mrs. p Brennan.
Sweet and Low" written by Ten
nyson
Mrs. A. A. Johnson invited the
club members and their husbands to
her home for a Halloween party on
Tuesday evening
Mrs. N. B. Hackett and Mrs. Lewis
White were elected to membership in
the club
Adjourned to meet November 10
with Mrs G.. w Hackett.
The attitude ON the equal suffrage
question in the present presidential
campaign reminds one of the boy
who, in Tipping the penny says,
Heads | win; tails you lose" The
strenuous effort Of trying to be on
the front seat whichever way the
tide turns has made the whole piano.
rama a little ON the order Of a merry
g0rOund 1t has been SO hard to see
just which is the safe side, and of
course the wish of each candidate in
the running to come in with the suf-
fragists when they really win. But
surely there is safety in numbers,
and when they all come out for
votes for women" the veXatiOusness
r0f the issue has somewhat subsidized.
Now why can't man see the right or
wrong Of a question, stay by his con-
victiOns until the last straw ballot
is cast. But / am here to tell you if
it was a woman who was to decide
upon an issue, that when she had
settled it to her satisfaction and the
approval of her own conscience, she
would be right there to the finish,
live or die, survive or perish" criti-
cism, gold or graft to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
Ben Thorn was up Sunday from Bar
aboo.
Mrs. A. A. Johnson is visiting rela-
tives in Black River Falls.
Miss Sarah Dickie was home from
70
Miss Annette Huntley of Reedsburg
was the guest of Miss Lucille Rooster
on Saturday.
Mrs. Herman Drescher and little
daughter returned Saturday evening
visit with } 9 formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ullrich.
J. Virgins is gradually growing
weaker.
Miss Mortimer Of Ironton spent the
first Of the week with her relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright.
Miss Valera Larson entertained her
mother, Mrs. Larson and friend, Miss
Anderson, of Kilbourn, for the week
end.
Mrs. Fred Knoop is confined to her
home by illness.
MIS-. f1dWkluS O1 DdIdUOO Sp6uL
Monday with her brother, Charles
Wright, and family.
George Klein, who had bones in his
foot broken some time ago, is able
to be about the house. He has been
at the home Of his parents under the
care of DR.. Dierschke.
Mrs. Maud Barker went to Madison
to spend the week end with her daugh-
ter, Miss Helen, and son Howard. who
left Sunday for Denver. They also
took in the football game.
DR.. Dierschke was called Thursday
to Baraboo on professional business.
Mrs. Cora Babb of Greenwood visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Elias, on Monday,
and on her return home was accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Clara 3.
Rice.
Arthur Voeck and Walter Hahn
went to Merrima9l on Friday.
The Clio club will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Anna Hackett.
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