Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-04
MANY HAPPENINGS
IN NORTH FREEDOM

ford, N. D., was read and transferred
to this church. Those who joined the
church were, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
White and gMarg aret and William
Shale.
I'll. III. Mortimer bought the place
owned byskrs. Mable Buxton on Gene
terry street Saturday. He will take
possession'soon.
The Misses Petteys and Bailey enter
tanned the 800" club Saturday even
ing. The'ladies enjoyed the evening
very much. Refreshments were
served.
Arthur Ritzenthaler entertained the
boys class Friday evening at his home
east of the village. Games were en-
joyed and refreshments served.
Miss Esther Pecan of Reedsburg was
guest of A. Schultz and family Sun
day.
Ross Hackett returned to his home in
Branch, N. Y, after spending two weeks
with relatives here.
VIM. Dubois spent Sunday with his
son, Charley dubois. at Reedsburg,
who is in critical condition.
Grant Cotton of Chicago is visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jelitz.
Mrs. Whitney Fullmer returned home
Sunday after spending Q week with MIR.
and Mrs. r. s. Elias at Reedsburg.
John Mattox arrived Saturday from
Onion Hall, Va, and will make his
home here. He will be employed on
the farm of c. r. Cooley. His daugh
ter has been here some time at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. P. C. Elliott. :.
The families Of G. w. Davies and G.
w. Haekett spent Saturday and Sun
I day at Mirror Lake.
J. Gunnison spent Friday in Spring
, Green.
Mrs. s. Sinclair of Spooner arrived
Saturday to visit at the home OF her
sister, MRS. w. S. Hill.
Francis Patterson spent the last of the
week in Mazomanie, Madison and
Spring Green.
Mrs. R, Velzke and daughter, Mrs.
r. Albrecht and baby, returned to thei1
homes in Racine Sunday.
Miss Kingeter of Reedsburg was
guest of ]. w. Warne and family Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. E. TRIUMPH, who has been with
her daughter, Miss Caroline TRIUMPH,
for the past four months, returned to
her home in Reedsburg Saturday. Miss
Trumpf accompanied her and returned
Sunday
Miss Elsie Boeck is seriously Ill at
her nome north of the village.
Miss Katharine Donovan visited at
the home of R. NJ DIckie the last Of
the week.
Miss Clara Morehouse of Reedsburg |
is visiting at the home of her cousin |
Mrs. w. e. Miner.
Mrs. John Brilliott and daughter
and Mrs. Paul Drescher and children |
spent Saturday and Sunday in Baraboo
with relatives.
Miss Margaret Adams, who teaches
in Greenfield, spent the last of the |
week at her home here.
Henry Erswell was q guest of his
sister. Mrs. S. P. Elias, Friday.
James Draper, Jr., of Lacrosse is at
the home of his parents for few days.
Miss Doris Gattwinkel of Baraboo |
visited at the home of N. B. Hackett
Saturday and Sunday.
]. and ZeIl Pollock have returned |
from Madison where they had spent a |
few days.
Miss Mildred Platt returned from st. |
Paul Sunday after spending week
with her mother, Mrs. T. Platt.
Mrs. r. Velzke and daughter. Mrs.
Robert Albrecht and baby of Racine
are visiting at the home OF the former 8
niece, Mrs. Albert Pawlisch.
Charles Howell of Elroy is visiting
with relatives here.
Mr. ana MIS-. r. 1aCkSCL Will L0SIuO
| in the Joel Hackett house in the east
part of the village,
M. Putt returned to his home in
Baraboo after visiting at the home of
his son, sAlbert Putt.
Oliver Hewitt was in BaraEoo Tues
day.
A team belonging to Richard Meyers
became frightened at the choo-choo
cars and made their feet fly.
Charles Grosinski's black nag brought
everybody to the front door on Main
ST, on Tuesday. The animal, all out of
breath, ran down the street, jumped
gutter to thescement walk on the east
side the.bsnk, sksted along for few
feet and wrecked the buggy against
telephone pole. The horse was able to
relish its supper.