Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-09-14


Mrs. Louis Reddaman is spending
a week at the William Freese home.
Mrs F. Zwicker spent Monday
with her sister, Mrs. Louis Eschen-
bach.
Miss Mayme Carol is attending
school at Baraboo, Miss Laura at
Sank City, Lyman Schied at Prairie
du Sac and Cora Reddaman at Merri'
mack
Rachel Mather has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Nellie Kietel.
School started in the Kirner dis
trict with Miss Yarkie as teacher.
Mrs. Charles Watkins and daugh-
ter of Sumpter were guests Of Mrs.
Jane Coates last Friday. Miss Con-
stance King returned home with her
to remain a few weeks.
Harvey Dennis has returned from
Milwaukee and is employed at the
canning factory in Baraboo.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Schultz went to
Baraboo last Thursday to accompany
ner sister, Miss Violet LATER, who
underwent an operation on her throat.
The Ladies' Aid society had a pic
mic dinner at the village park last
Wednesday.
William A. Shanks of Milwaukee is
a guest Of his brother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ninnian Shanks, and his aunt, Mrs.
Daniel Kennedy.
School opened Monday with the re-
turn from Stevens Point of Prof. L.
Gordon as principal, Miss l.. Meade of
Lodi, assistant; Miss Lilah Dryer of
Baraboo, middle form, and Miss Car
RE Lawrenz of Excelsior in primary
Miss Ruth Smith returned from ST.
Mary's hospital at Madison last We'd
nesday accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. L. @. Smith.
Miss Ira Kunce of Baraboo spent
Sunday here.
Miss Clara Haines returned Friday
to her duties at Belmont high school.
Miss Selma Gross is teaching in
the Spring Green high school.
Grant Dyrer motored here Friday
hCNOAApdAlAcu ny his odu6uISA, MASo
Lilah Dryer.
Miss Edna Wolfe went to Able
vicinity.
man on Sunday to open school in that
Lyle Wells is attending high school
at Lodi.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. O. Smith, II. B.
Gross, Charles Hartman, William
Marshall Walter Dobratz and G. l..
Clark were among those who attend
ed the tractor demonstration at Mad.
fson.
Rev. and Mrs. w. D. Brennerman
and family were given farewell
party at the NJ e. church parlors
last Friday evening. Rev. Brenne-
man departed Saturday for his new
charge at Oregon, Wis., (and Mrs.
Brenneman left Monday.
Rev E. Clark Of Superior will fill
the pulpit here but has not arrived.
Mrs. W. A. Blackman of Lodi trans
acted business here recently.
Miss Charlotte Achterberg is a
guest of Miss Bernice Sutton at ST.
Paul
Mrs. E. Quinn of Madison and sis
ter, Miss Cora King of Hill Point,
spent Sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs S. King
DR.. and Mrs. F. Tryon and Mrs
Francis Haines, Mrs. Louis Halbman
and Mrs. John McLain, Jr., were re-
cent guests of Miss Christina Meikle
at the Gem City hospital, Baraboo.
Misses Lucille Promo and Edna
Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Wendt and
sons, Ninnian Shanks attended the
Lodi fair
Mrs. Buckley and son Arthur OF
Baraboo are guests at the Farnum
home.
Miss Grayce Wells spent few days
last week with friends in Prairie do
Sac
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wood and
Malcolm Wood of Adams were the
guests of their aunt, Mrs. NJ. T. Mar
tin, last Friday. DR.. and Mrs. Martin
accompanied them to Madison and
Malcolm left that day for Seattle
Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. James Morrow anG
son William returned Sunday from
Sank City in Joe Moulton's auto
Mrs. Morrow has been receiving med
ical treatment there the past week.
Arthur Kunce of Spooner spent
last Thursday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Kunce
Jesse Mather of Baraboo is CUES
of his sons, Elson and Oliver, here.
Miss Evaline Stewart started las
Saturday for South Dakota, where sh'
is teaching school.
William Achterberg went Monda.
30 Milwaukee.
George Loos and Elson Mather ar,
circuit court jurors this week.
Mrs. Roxie Farnum was elected
president of the Ladies Aid societ,