Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-03-30
MANY HAPPENINGS
IN NORTH FREEDOM

from LaRue to High street in the vii
lage occupy ing the Jacobs home.
Mrs. George Moog and sons, Robert
and Richard, called on friends here
Saturday.
E. Hewitt has been working for the
c. & N. W. in Baraboo the past week.
Rev. E. P. Hall of Baraboo spoke in
the M. E. church Friday evening.
Miss Esther Smith is home from her
school near Lime Ridge for her vaca-
ton.
C. F. Cooley of Madison was in town
last week.
Mrs. L. Schroeder was in Baraboo
on business Tuesday.
Chounty Highway Commissioner John
Gunnison was in Madison Saturday.
Lyle Hackett, who is attending
Lawrence university is spending his
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Hackett.
Caesar Schenkett moved into the
John Sells place at the end of Walnut
street last week.
Mr.. Smith and Mr. Iverson of Chicago
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. John
son.
Ben RIipp of Barron is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Calvin Hanger, and fami-
ly.
L. Schroeder is home from Surfing,
Wisconsin, for short time.
Miss Florence TRIUMPH, who teaches
in W aukesha, is spending her vacation
with her mother and sister here.
Charles Bayless and daughter, Miss
Esther, of Merrimack are visiting Mr..
Bayles' daughter, Mrs. w. Lehman
Mrs. Susie Hanger and children of
Brabender have moved back from Barron
to reside on the farm of C. Hanger
The Clio club had a good attendance
at the home of Mrs. Whitney t'ullmes
Thursday afternoon. For next Year,
work they continue Industries OF the
U. S.
Mr.. sngSMrs. Henry Davis and child
rem of Baraboo spent the weekend
with the Davies and Johnson families
Mr.. Davies has bought drug store in
Dodgeville where they will soon go 10
make theirshome
Word has been received from James
Draper, Jr., since his arrival at
Shawnee, Oklahoma, which tells of i'm
provement in his brother, Royals, con-
dition.
Miss Bailey has gone to her home in
Prairie du Sac for the weeks vaca-
ton.
Mrs. R. NJ. Dickie and Miss Martha
Northrup entertained the Finch club
at the home of Mrs Trumble Saturday
evening.
The girls of the TIN and 9Th grades
accompanied by Miss TRIUMPH spent
Saturday at the county seat and went
through the county buildings.
Two teams went to Baraboo Friday
on SIG to play basket ball both were
defeated but had the benefit of that
much experience.
Mrs. l. Buxton of Reedsburg and
Mrs. Lottie Burchel of Hillsboro wer
guests of Mrs. Asa Buxton Saturday.
Miss Sarah Dickie, who teaches at
Waukesha, ia home for vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Draper and
daughter, Lucille, and Miss Mary Ora
per spent Thursday in Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fabry entertained
at supper Tuesday evening at their
home for the benefit of the library.
About $40 was realized.
Lester Bonnet is quite eick.
Mrs. C. C. Apker, son, Robert, and
daughter, Martha, visited relatives in
LaValle the first of the week.
Mrs. R, S. LANCE, who was i'll last
week, is improving.
Miss Alma Egerer, who attends high
school at Reedsbnrg, is at home for
vacation.
Miss Irma Dutton of Elroy, who has
been spending week with her sister,
Mrs. T. Tracy, returned home Sunday
Little Carl Ristau is slowly recover
n from his severe sickness.
Mrs. Frost, wife of President Frost
of Berea Colleg e, Kentucky, and who
has been spending few days in and
around Baraboo visited Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Hackett the first of last week.
Harold Hackett graduated from Berea,
College last June and now holds re-
sponsible position with that institution.
There was good attendance of the
Home Culture club at the home of
Mrs. Walter Draper Friday Afternoon
and the work for next year was deci-
ded upon. This will be study of Tenny
son aid his works with special work on
''IdylIs of a King. At each meeting
some member will give paper on
current topic.
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