Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-08-31
North Freedom
Department
BY Our Regular Correspondent

Mrs edna Brooks and son Lewis, MRS.
GraL1 Hewitt ard Miss Emma and
Walter Bartenbach Of Ableman pic
nicked at Devils AXE on Thursday.
Howard Potter Of Baraboo was in
town Friday.
Operation in Baraboo
/ Lester Rick was operated upon for
removal of tonsils and adenoids at
the Gem City hospital in Baraboo on
Thursday. DR.. Dierschke assisted by
DR.. Tryon of Merrimack performed
the operation.
The Henry Dickie and Henry Esch-
enbach families attended the band
concert in Baraboo on Wednesday ev-
ening.
Mrs. D. Wright of Madison is Wis
iting at the G. Hanger home west of
town.
Piano Recital
Miss Morley's class gave a piano
recital at the Henry Geissler home on
Wednesday afternoon. There were a
number Of solos and duets. Those
taking part were Misses Alma Dip.
pelL Ruth Spaulding, Hazel Dickie,
| Genevieve Plat, Myrtle Deyhle, Hazel
Hackett, Willis Koch and Clarence
Geissler.
The Teachers
School will open September 4 with
the following teachers:
Principal-J. R. Warne.
English and History-Curtis Will.
gus, Platteville.
Domestic Science-Myrtle Caves,
Black River Falls.
Seventh and eighth grades-Caro.
line TRIUMPH, Reedsburg.
Fifth and sixth grades tTillie
Schlumberger.
Third and fourth grades-Mrs. Ed.
ma Brooks.
| First and second grades-Edna
Blank, River Falls.
AS the new high school grades oc-
cupy some of the room in the school
house it becomes necessary to rent
! rooms outside for some of the grades
and it is now expected two grades
will be located in the printing office
building across the street from the
school building.
Birthday Surprise
Wednesday was the f1ftieth birth.
| day of Mrs. Foulkes and she with Rev
Foulkes was out at the Lewis White
home to spend the afternoon. When
! they arrived home about o'clock in
the evening they beheld the church
parlors brilliantly lighted They
were invited to go i'll and found to
| their surprise about one hundred of
, their friends assembled to help cele-
brate this anniversary. 1t was a very
enjoyable evening. The people all
joined in singing few songs, Mr..
and Mrs. Foulkes both spoke a few
words CT appreciation to the assem-
bly,. Refreshments of ice cream, cake
and waters were served, and all ex-
pressed the best wishes for the 9TH
err half of Mrs Foulkes' century.
A substantial remembrance was
left with her at the close Of the meet.
ing.
The Henry Echenbach, DR.. P. C.
Dierschke and N. B. Hackett families
spent the week end at Mirror Lake.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Griep, Mrs. Jul
JUS Unternahrer, Miss Elsie Griep and
William Frank of Beloit spent Wed
nesday at Briggsville.
Mrs Martha Northrup has returned
from Reedsburg where she has been
visiting relatives for the past week.
Alfred Him and family from West
field were guests Sunday at the John
Bean home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hill of Bara-
boo spent Sunday at the home of the
formers sister, Mrs. A. NJ Petteys.
Mrs. Frank Hackett, who has been
spending several weeks with her
daughter at Andes, Montana, return
ed home Saturday.
Rev. Henry Janzen of Nebraska,
who has been visiting relatives, is fill
ing the pulpit at the Baptist church
during the absence of Rev. DIPPED,
who has gone to attend association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Brown, who
have ben visiting in Madison, have
returned to spend a week with rela-
tives here before returning to their
home in Fargo, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Selman have
moved into the Forrie Du Bots house
on the hill.
Arthur Lieder who works on the
new line of the Northwestern, was
home Sunday from Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs T. G. Johnston and