Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-13
Tuesday


regular meeting on April T. There was
the usual attendance and good pro-
gram was given. The meeting began
with song by the club followed by
several pleasing numbers consisting Of
recitations, readings, songs and violin
music. An especially interesting and
instructive talk was given by w. s.
Seyler of the Baraboo Business college
on "Commercialism" which is a topic
of much thought.
Next Sunday there will be class of
twenty-seven confirmed at the St. Pet
er's Lutheran church at Reedsburg.
The following are the names, Albert
Schaller, Elmer Kutzbach, Rudolph
Meyer, Martin Dangel Hubert Meyer,
Paul Foss, Fred Vorlop, Willie Friede,
Walter Schuette, Vern Lindloff, Paul
Meyer, Raymond Schuette, John Moser,
Martin Wegner, Win Ribbke, Alvin
Dangel. Florence Rose, Esther Meyer,
Ella Beinien, AdaIlne Sussner, Varona
Schuette, Nina Grotelueschen, Anna
Schulz, Olga Lehman, Esther Schultz,
Norma Struck, Leola Jacobs.
The following will be confirmed at
the st. Johns Lutheran church of the
same place next Sunday:
Ida Krause, Edith Behn, Hattie Dett-
man, Agnes Klipp, Emma Schroeder
Alice Rosenberger, Helen Geffert, Hilda
Schulze, Emile Wagner, Mabel Pagel,
Olga Stohlke, Martha Neumann, Nora
Springer, Louis Meyer, Edward Zohel,
Reinhard Stolte, Nujon Goltz.
f. A. Cooper of Merrimack has en-
tered the race for county clerk and is
the first to make an announcement for
county Office, the primary election to
occur next September Mr.. Cooper was
postmaster at Merrimack for many
years, served several terms as mem
Der of the county board from the vii
lage, is member of the Sank County
Training School Board and has filled
other positions. He is we'll acquainted
with county public affairs and would
make an excellent county clerk. He
will make a strong campaign and will
be aided greatly by large number of
friends throughout the county.
Paul Cunningham, head sleeping car
porter for Ringing Brothers, suffered
a stroke of paralysis at the City hotel
this morning. He has not been in the
best Of health for some time.
He has no known relatives and when
not on the road with the show has spent
his time in Madison with friend and
in Baraboo. He has been with the
Ringing show for many years.
Mrs. Ell. FL. Mueller was given pleas
ant surprise last evening in honor of
her birthday, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hurter, on Broadway. Mr..
and Mrs. Mueller were invited to the
Hurter home on some other pretense
and Mrs. Mueller was quite surprised to
find the party arranged in her honor.
The evening was pleasantly spent in en-
joying music, both vocal and instrument
tai and in playing five hundred. Light
refreshments were served. Several
gifts were presented to Mrs. Mueller
as tokens of remembrance. All report
q pleasant time. There were eighteen
present.
Relatives here have received news
of the death of Mrs. William Gen,mill
at Spokane, Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gemmill have often visited here, he be-
ing brother of A. J. Gemmi)l sealer
of weights and measures, PIG Third
street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Brandt returned from
their wedding trip yesterday and were
rendered very pleasing reception at
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Graft, at 818 Oak street, last evening.
About twenty-five members of the
Evangelical church and the immediate
neighbors joined in extending coDgrat-
ulations and best wishes. Refreshments
of ice cream, cake and waters were
served.All report an enjoyable evening
The couple will reside on the groom g
farm north of the city.