Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-06-08

day TO River rails 10 WISH IG1dCAFSS
for fortnight.
Mrs. Charles Grosinske and Mrs.
John Redmond went Saturday to Mad
ison to see Charles Grosinske, who is
in the General Hospital
The seventh and eighth grades, &C
companied by their teacher, Miss Car
oline TRIUMPH, spent Saturday at Dew
lis Lake.
Edwin Pawlisch is employed in the
A. A. Johnson store.
The boys class took supper with
Tom Johnson Friday evening. Rev.
Jordan was with them and. gave them
d talk.
County Superintendent Davies gave
the address at the commencement at
Chenille Friday evening.
Chris. Dyrud and family came up
from Baraboo Saturday night, and
Carl Nelson met them to take them
to the Andrew Nelson farm to spend
Sunday.
Ben Pawlisch was home from Mad
ison to spend Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Poglase and
baby of Baraboo spent the weekend
with relatives at La Rue.
The material has arrived and Ernest
Hewitt and Burr Dickie have begun
the job Of painting the farm buildings
on all the farms and the superintend-
ent's house belonging to the Oliver
Mining Co.
Herman Smith and son VIII were
home the last of the week from near
Schullsburg where they are drilling
for a mining company.
Mrs. TiIlie Platt was very SICK the
last of the week 1t is thought she
was poisoned from eating canned
peas.
Miss Esther BayIes Of Merrimack
was here Friday evening to attend
commencement exercises.
Harold Barkenhagen went Saturday
to Madison to spend the week end
with his brother john.
The class of 1916, accompanied by
Professor Warne and wife and Miss
Marjorie Schale, went to Baraboo on
Saturday to sit for the class picture
and then to Kilbourn and up to the
Dells of the Wisconsin. The trip as
far as Kilbourn was made in automo-
biles.
There was a very enjoyable party
for the little folks in Miss Blanks
room Friday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Hewitt went Saturday
to Baraboo to attend the Thomas-Sig-
gIekOw wedding; also to play the wed
ding march. Upon her return she was
accompanied by the newlyweds, who
hoped thus to escape their too dill
gent friends, but there were three
young men who were not to be fooled
that way, and not being able to shake
them they rode up in the car too, and
the things they did to the luggage
were not few. They also accom-
panied the happy pair as far as Mad
ison.
Rev. Thomas Foulkes, Sr., and Rev.
Thomas Foulkes, Jr.. exchanged pull
pits Sunday, the elder gentleman go
ing to Juda for the day and the young
man preaching here both morning and
evening.
Miss Thelma Holt of Baraboo was a
guest at the Lieder home for few
days.
James Dickie;. ST., was a Sunday
guest at the home of her brother, r.
NJ Dickie.
Robert Steuber of Merrimack was
the guest of his cousin Bartel Ragatz
Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Koester and daughter
Lucille are spending a few days in
Reedsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Lawton have
gone to their cottage at Mirror Lake
to spend several weeks.
Miss Blanche Lefingwell of Lodi
returned home Monday after spend.
ing few days with Miss Mary Drap-
err.
Ernest Hanger has purchased q new
auto.
Mrs. Earl Graves and daughter of
Baraboo were guests of Mrs. William
Golding Thursday.
Charles Foulkes and Max Seeley be-
gan work this week with Carl LANCE
and crew on the comfy road work.
and Reno Fullmer with Dan Fullmer's
crew.
Mrs. Edna Brooks entertained her
sister and husband from Reedsburg
Sunday; Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Rueben-
saal; also her nephew, George De Ser
ruler Of Savannah, Ill.