Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-02-10
MANY HAPPENINGS
IN NORTH FREEDOM

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Miss Lena Sells has returned home
after an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. Jacob Gasser at Prairie du Sac.
Mrs. John Rumpf of Chenille was
the guest of her aunt, Miss Donaghey,
Friday.
Mrs. Buhr of Ableman was visitor
in town last week.
E. L. Powell has purchased the cor
ner lot where the fire was of MIR
Briggs of LaValle The report is that
fine brick building will be erected in
the spring.
Mrs Mary Dwinnel and Miss ellis of
Baraboo braved the cold and attended
the dinner Wednesday at Mrs. Trum-
BELLS for the ". R. c.
Mrs. K. NJ. Dickie and daughter,
Mabel, were Baraboo shoppers Satur
day.
A Lincoln program will bs given Sat
urday evening February II. Ghe W.
| R, C. will have charge of it. The en-
tertainment is for the purpose of incul-
eating true patriotism and the school
children are taking prominent part in
the program.
Program.
Music-SchOol Quartette.
/ Prayer-Rev. Thomas Foulkes
Gettysburg address.
! Song-The Baptist Choir.
Talk-Rev. Whitney.
J Recitations-Gu Buzzo.
/ Drill School children instructed by
| Miss TRIUMPH, Ruth Spaulding,E Gene.
We've Platte; Polly LANCE, Hazel Dick
lie, Ethel King. Mabel Oickie, Mabel
Geysler, Freda Leader, Anna Knoop,
Elsie LANCE, Mildred Grosinski, Auro-
ra Kester.
Guards for the drill-Charles and
Ivan Holt, liver Gunnison, Robert Bar
kenhagen, Robert Apker, Harold Bar
kenhagen, Clarence Geysler and Ralph
Hackett.
Original poem selected from the
scholars.
Talk by County superintendent G. w.
Davies.
Song-Mrs. Brooks pupils.
Essay on Lincoln-Selected from
i the school.
Song-M. E. Young Peoples Choir
TaIk-Rev. Dipple.
Recitation drill Miss Bailey's pu-
pills.
Song -Baptist Choir.
Dialogue-The Wooden Fire Shovel.
Characters.
| Mr.. Lincoln, Abraham's father Sam
Hackett.
Mrs. Lincoln, Abraham mother
| Miss TRIUMPH.
John johnson. half brother Charles
Foulkes
! Matilda, johnson, half sistsr-Mebe
Dickie,
Sarah johnson, half eister-Freds
Leeder.
Abraham Lincoln-Lester Rich.
) Song by the school quartette.
Close the program by all singing
America.
There will be small charge to defray
expenses at the M. W. A. Hall
Everybody invited.
Miss Eva LANCE went to Usage, Iowa
Saturday. She has the same positio I
now that she had to give up year ant
half ago on account of i'll health. She
is much improved in health and able tt
work again.
The Home Culture club meets with
Mrs. Henry Griep Friday afternoon.
The Young Peoples choir met will
Rev. Thomas Foulkes and wife las
Wednesday evening. They brought re-
freshments with them and spent very
pleasant ever ing at the parsonage.
Roy Burt Of Freeport, Illinois, anC
Lester Burt of Brooklyn spent the fore
part of the week with relatives in town.
Mrs. John Broas of Delavan, MINI.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. job n
Letter
Arthur Koenecke went to Maids or
Friday to consult doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hahn attended the
play, The Birth of Nation" at Madi
son Sunday.
The dinner given by Mrs. Trumbul
for the benefit of the Relief Corps wal
a grand success financially, There were
over $24 taken in. Mrs. Trumhu anC
the w. R. G. wish to thank the citizens
of the village for their attendance a
the dinner, It was very cold day. Blu
| guess they all feel amply repaid fol-
their trouble az the table fairly proane(