Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-09-21
North Freedom
Department
BY Our Regular Correspondent


hOuSehOld good nad De0n Snlppo0, ana
they will live there this year, Mr..
Foulkes going into Madison to finish
his work in the university.
Rev. Charles Stoeckman and fam
lily Of st. Paul, who have been spend
ing the past four weeks at the home
of James Sproul, have returned home.
There was mistake in last weeks
letter. Lyle Hackett did not return
to Lawrence university as stated, but
is working on the county road work.
Durlin Hackett has entered at Law
renee, where Lyle attended last year.
Richard Trussell and family we're
up Sunday from Baraboo.
Miss Esther Emery is attending the
Baraboo Business college.
Lloyd Hackett, who worked at the
state fair last week, returned to the
Reedsburg high school this week for
his senior year.
Miss Tena zimmerman, who is head
of department in the central kitchen
at the university, returned to her
| work on Saturday.
Miss Edna Randall of Reedsburg
spent Sunday with her cousin, Mrs.
Walter Draper
Mrs. William Schale was up Sun
day from Baraboo.
George Meacham had a sale of
household goods Monday, preparatory
to moving to Stoughton.
Henry Du Bots and family of Mar
rows Prairie spent Friday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Du
/ Bots
While r. S. LANCE was reaching for
goods on high shelf in the store he
fell, catching his foot and wrenching
it in such way as to fracture one
bone of the arch, which has proven
very painful
Miss Ella Pawlisch, who has spent
the summer at home on account Of
poor health, returned Thursday to
Chicago. She will undergo an opera
| ton on her throat, and as soon as able
resume her work in private nursing
! in the city.
| Mrs. Ida Newell of Baraboo was the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Frank Hack
EFT, the latter part Of last week.
{ r. E. Witwen of Prairie du Sac was
in town last Wednesday.
! Mrs. Frank Smith of E1roy visited
, relatives here Monday.
! A A. Johnson, Albert Grosinske and
Ray Koch attended the state fair last
| week
| Mrs. S. J. Hackett, who has been
! spending several weeks in Rockford,
| where her husband is employed, re-
turned home Monday on account of
| the serious Illness of her father, John
Virgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Warne, Miss
Amanda Warne attended the play at
the Al. Ringing theatre Monday even
ing Mr.. Virgins also attended.
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the Elkhorn fair this week.
James H. Dickie came home from
Chicago to spend the week end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Dick
/ lie.
| Mrs. John Hofstatter was up Friday
from Baraboo to visit her aunt, Mrs
John Virgins
Clarence Geissler is Surprised
Saturday evening about dozen boy
| friends of Clarence Geissler stole up
on him unawares, followed him into
the house, and spent merry evening
Games we're played, refreshments
served and a number of mementoes
! left to commemorate Clarences thir-
teenth birthday
| Sunshine Club
The Sunshine club was invited to
spend Friday evening with Mrs Her
man Pagel. Fancy work was the or
der Of the hour, but was abandoned
when lunch time came. This was
) served by the hostess.
! Operation for Hernia
! Miss Marjorie Lehman, who has
been i'll for several days, underwent
an operation Tuesday for hernia. Doc
tors Farnsworth, Dierschke and Try
on were in charge.
Harold Hackett Attending College
Harold Hackett, who has been en-
ployed for the past year at Berea
college, has gone to Columbia univer-
sity to take special work for a few
months.