Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-06-01
(FrolE Fridays Oaiiy.)

Inc ROydI N6l6uUOI6 WOAS CAIOA-
tanned Tuesday by Miss Ada Gunnison
at her home south of town.
The Sunshine club surprised Mrs.
Culbertson Monday afternoon in hon
or Of her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hackett were
IN town Tuesday. They recently pur-
chased a farm toward Loganville and
are living on 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Golding who
were married in Baraboo the last of
the week are at the bride'sphome on
Maple street.
James 3. Doherty returned Tuesday
from La Crosse, where he had been
with his son James for an operation
for appendicitis. He left him much
improved, the doctors feeling that he
was out of danger. Mrs. Doherty and
son Neal remained In La Crosse.
Several from here attended Every
woman" in Baraboo Tuesday evening.
The remains Of AlonZo LOOMS
were brought here from Baraboo for
interment Thursday. Mr.. Loomis was
for many years a resident OF this vi
cinity, and several of his family have
been buried here.
Miss Lucille Echenbach who has
been suffering from an attack Of In
Aammatory rheumatism the past
month has so far recovered as to walk
Wp town.
William Quested and Mr.. Jordon OF
Meridien, Conn, were here the first
of the week to look after the land
interests Of the former.
State Highway Inspector j. T. DON
2ghey Of Madison was in town the
first of the week. He accompanied
County Commissioner Gunnison on a
trip to look over the work to be done
cut from here and later to Spring
Green.
Mrs. Mable Buxton has purchased
the Fred Lange house on Linn street
and will make her home there after
the first of the month. Mrs. Manning
and son William who have been liv-
ing there will move into the G. II.
Knapp residence on Walnut street.
Mrs. Mary Davenport of Baraboo
visited her niece, Mrs. D. Fullmer, and
ether relatives Wednesday.
The members of the school board
went to Lodi Wednesday to look over
the high school building at that place
and to Prairie du Sac Thursday for
the same object.
Mrs B. K McNulty of Spring Green
called on her sister, Mrs. j. G. Pat
tersOn, and Miss Anna Donaghuy on
Tuesday. She came to Baraboo to at
tend the funeral OF Mrs Harley Lang
don.
Miss Sarah Clarke is i'll with bron-
hcitis at the Fullmer-Whitney home.
Mrs. Whitney's condition remains
about the same.
Mrs. Mable Buxton and baby spent
Thursday in Reedsburg.
Miss Margaret Adams has finished
her years teaching in Greenfield and
is at the home of her sister, Mrs. r.
B. Dickie. Miss Bessie Mcintyre ac-
ompanied her home to remain a few
avs.
Miss Esther Smith who has been
2eaching near Lime Ridge during the
year has finished her school and is at
home.
Frank Minnick was up from Bara-
boo Thursday.
Zell Pollock who has been in Madi-
son for some time was here the first
of the week.
The family of Wretland who have
resided at La Rue for a number Of
years has removed to Baraboo, where
he is engaged at the mine.
Married at Rockford
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Foulkes have
received the announcement Of the
marriage of their son, Rev. Thomas
F'oulkes, Jr., to Miss Lucille Kahlo, of
Madison, at Rockford, ILL.,, Saturday,
May 20 at 10 o'clock a. m. Mr. and
Mrs. Foulkes went to GAINESVILLE and
uda over Sunday, and then to Madi-
on, where they will be until the close
f the university year, when they will
,egin housekeeping at Juda, Wis,
here Rev. Foulkes has been preach
lg this year.
Program for commencement
The commencement exercises of the
orth Freedom graded school will be
ID Friday evening, June 2, at 500
clock at the M. w. A. hail. The
ogram will be as follows:
ng ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS School chorus
vocation ----------- Rev. G. DIPPED
lutatory ---------~ John Gunnison
SIS Bernice Hengstler