Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-10-19
FRIDAY

Mrs. w. r. We'll of Milwaukee and
Mrs. J. Sprecher of independence,
Wis, have gone to Reedsburg to visit
before returning to their homes. While
here they were guests at the John
Yagy home.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Luth-
eran church met yesterday afternoon
in the church parlors, large number
being present. After the regular bus
mess session, delicious luncheon
was served by the hostesses, the Mes
DANES Carl and Albert Zimmerly.
f. r. Thomas, r. B. Griggs and w.
H. Ode, members of the county board
of supervisors, were at the county
farm on Thursday. There are now
1877 inmates at the farm, 159 being in
the insane hospital and 38 in the in
Urinary. Some recommendation with
regard to fire protection may be made
at the November meeting of the board.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Ger
man Methodist church met yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Eberlein on Second street,
with a large attendance of members
and friends. After the regular bust
ness session, short addresses were
made by Rev. Robert Diesmeyer the
new pastor, and Rev. F. w. Elske, of
Brillion, former pastor. Refresh
ments were served on which the sum
Of ten dollars was realized
Mrs. James Mcintyre and son Louis
| of Beloit, who have been visiting at
the home of the formers brother-in-
law, James Mcintyre, and family,
have gone to Reedsburg to visit with
Mrs. James Crane.
On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. F. N.
Peck, at her home on the south side,
entertained in honor of her daughter,
Mrs. T. A. Lawson of Portland, Ore,
the following ladies: Mrs A. r.
Hinckley, Mrs. H. N. Souther, Mrs.
H. S. Halsted, Mrs. T. F. Risley, Mrs
A. L. Burnham, Mrs. William STAN
ley, Mrs J. S. Bonham, Mrs. A. J.
Gemmill, Mrs. A. Risley, Mrs. Henry
Voll, Miss Ada Burnham and Miss
Name Myers.
An automobile containing Mrs.
Anna Gilman, Mrs James Allaby, Mrs
G.. J. Blass, Miss Esther Skinner and
F. D. Blass, was in Baraboo today on
the road from Mansion to Evansville
and other Wisconsin cities. Mr.. Blass
was formerly a resident of Baraboo
and for number of years was with
this paper His father, John Blass,
who was a baker in this city, died a
number Of years ago and his wife
married Byron Campbell, now the
mayor of Evansville. Mr.. Blass is
with the Mansion Star and will visit
his mother at Evansville while max
ing the present trip. His brother, c..
j. Blass, is in business in Mansion.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alexander, TIT
Eighth street, will celebrate the fifth
eth anniversary of their marriage at
their home next Sunday, October Is.
The children will all be home for the
occasion. They are Alvin G., John
L., and Mrs. w. w. Beige, all of Bar
aboo; Percy H. and William E., who
reside on the old homestead; Philip
H. and Mrs. Emma Davidson of Bar
cago. The family will have dinner
i together Sunday. From 800 to 500
o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander will
be at home to all their friends and
relatives.
Edwin Selleck and John Niles have
returned from the annual encamp
ment Of the I. o. o F. at New Rich
, mond. The next meeting will be in
GAINESVILLE in 1917. The following
grand officers were elected: Grand
patriarch, George Gerlach Of Viola;
grand high priest, w. G. Reilly of Osh-
kosh; grand senior warden, J. M. Os.
trander of Mineral Point; grand
scribe, James A. Fathers of James
Vile; grand treasurer John w. Salter
of Unity; grand junior warden, G. w.
Rhodes of Madison; grand represen-
tatives, Fred Williams of Milwaukee,
A. Karras Of Hudson; grand trustee.
j. G. Updegroye of Ashland