Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-11-16

Herman Drescher.
Mrs. Melissa Van Alstine of Kill
bourn was guest Wednesday of Mrs.
Mary Tumble and attended the ba-
zaar.
G. w. Hackett has been attending
poultry meetings in Oshkosh and Ono
this week. At the latter place poul-
try institute was held.
County Superintendent G. w. Da-
vies went Saturday to Plain to attend
the convention of school boards.
Mrs. G. L. Richardson and daughter
Jean and Mrs. Ernest Struck were
guests Wednesday of Mrs. M. J. Car
penter and attended the bazaar at the
M. E. church.
William and Jack Dickie started
north Thursday to hunt deer.
Mrs. Emma Brockoff Of Elroy came
down Friday to visit relatives.
Mary and Helen Davies came down
Friday from Reedsburg to spend the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W.
HaCkett.
Miss Ann Donaghey, who went to
Chicago some weeks ago, and whose
health was somewhat improved for a
time, has been taken worse and has
gone to Denver, Colo, hoping to get
relief in the dryer climate.
Mrs. Frances White, who has been
the guest of her niece, Mrs. E. J. Law
ton, went Tuesday to Milwaukee be-
fore returning to her home in Wau-
paca.
Roy Elias and family, who have
! moved their household goods here
| from Reedsburg, are living in the
George Douglas fiat.
Miss Wilma Pickering was down
Wednesday from Ableman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Smith and
son William, who have been in Ben
| ton all summer, have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A Johnson and
daughter, Miss Adeline, who have
been visiting relatives in Pigeon Falls
| and Black River Falls, returned home
| Tuesday.
DIR. J. E. English was called Thurs
day to see Mr.. Virgins, who has been
i'll for several weeks.
| Bazaar a Success
The annual bazaar given by the La
dies Aid society of the NJ E. church
| in the church parlors on Wednesday
| afternoon and evening was a success
despite the bad weather After all
| expenses were paid, the society had
| $106.11 to put in the bank Socially
it was a success, too, and the white
elephant sale proved very amusing.
Birthday Celebration
| Sunday, November 5, Henry Voss
| celebrated his SEVENTEEN birthday at
| the home Of his son, William Voss,
south Of town. A number of relatives
| were present to enjoy the birthday
| dinner: Mrs. Henry Voss, his wife,
| Mr.. and Mrs. z. Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Coming and little son and Mrs.
| Jerusha Smith and granddaughter. Lu-
| Gle Rooster.
Home Culture ID
! The Home Culture club met Fri
| day afternoon with Mrs. G. W. Hack
| EFT and enjoyed pleasant meeting.
Roll call response, Election Notes.
Later Life of Tennyson," Mrs. Ger
| trude Hackett.
| Late Poems," Mrs. Maude Barker.
| Reading, "Crossing the Bar" Mrs
| Edith Hengstler.
| Current topic, "The work of recog-
nizing and replacing mutilated mon
| ey," Mrs. Genie Hengstler.
A club letter was then written to
| Mrs. Emma Davies, Rochester, Mimi,
by all the members present. Adjourn
| ed to meet in two weeks with Mrs
Mary Patterson on High street.
| Mrs. Elmer Blark and three chill
| dren of Barron arrived Saturday to
visit her sisters, Mrs Florrie Du Bots
and Mrs. Roy Spaulding; also rela-
tives in Delton, Baraboo and Able
| man.
Miss Sadie Lieder visited relatives
| last week in Baraboo
The Clio club will meet Thursday
| afternoon of this week with Mrs. Will
| liam Dickie.
Mrs. William Hackett of Westfield
spent the first part of +he week here.
| She was having a throat and nose
| trouble taken care of by DR.. Diersch-
, Ike.
! Mrs. John Rumpf of Baraboo visit
! Gu hO1 pal CACOs wi. cll1u wi
! Patterson, the first of the week.
! Mrs. A. J. Ficke came down Mon
! day from Elroy to go to Maple Hill to
visit her mother, Mrs. Hosea Page.
| A number of the friends of Mrs.
/ Herman Pagel surprised her Friday
evening by coming in TO spend social
hour.
The snowstorm, which is quite a
storm for this time of year, has sent
each boy and girl looking for a sled
and in some places the coasting is
pretty good. A few bob sleighs were
out, but the snow in the road is pretty
we'll mixed with dirt.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Hopper of Reeds
burg spent Monday in town.
| Ray Koch is attending business col
1ege in La Crosse.
Rev Christian DIPPED and Miss
Hannah Sells attended the Sunday
schol convention in GAINESVILLE last
week. Miss Sells stopped in Madison
on her return to visit her brother-in-
low NV NoCCar who ;c n