Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-11-02
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FRIDAY
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Mrs. William borrow, Mrs. T. j.
Gallagher and Mrs. J. M. Darlington
of Reedsburg came yesterday after
noon to attend the banquet at the
Catholic church last evening.
H. Potterville is having an office
room constructed in his store and
above this will be a place to store
goods. He says that he is short of
room all the time on account Of the
growing trade. Mr.. Potterville is do
ing a cash business in groceries and
meats, and finds life enjoyable with
out the bugbear of keeping books and
having a lot of small accounts scat
tered roundabout.
Rev. J. G. Roger has gone to Barron
county to do mission work. He spent
the past few days at the homes of his
daughters, Mrs. Earl Battles in Fair
field and Mrs. Haslett in Delton.
The Westfeld Ladies' Aid met yes
terday at the home of Mrs. William
/ Satckhouse on Eighth avenue. A
large crowd attended, and sumptu-
GUS dinner was served. The afternoon
was spent in visiting, and a program,
consisting of singing and speaking,
was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew German of
Cooper, S. D., have gone to Water
town to visit the latter's brother, Guy
Harrison, before returning to their
home. While here they visited Mrs
Germans parents, Mr. and Mrs Marsh
Harrison, north of the city, and other
relatives.
By the authority of District Attor-
ney James H. Hill, Chief of Police S.
A. Pelton gave notice to the clairvoy-
ant this afternoon to seek a new loca-
ton. They left this afternoon, a few
hours after the notice was served.
Those who still have their dollars may
now have the pleasure of parting with
, them for Christmas presents, thereby
getting something more real and sub
| stantial
| Miss Clara KOsin was given birth
! day surprise at the home of Miss Hat
! tie Wright on Second street Thurs
, day evening. About thirteen young
ladies were present and left many
| pretty and useful presents. The ev-
, ening was spent in games and music,
| after which refreshments were served.
County Superintendent G. w. Davies
| Of North Freedom has returned from
| Rochester and was in Baraboo on Fri
| day. He reports Mrs. Davies as gain
! ing from her operation, and she will
be able to return in about three
, weeks. ..
G. H. Johnson and sister, Miss Jes-
| sic, of Meadow Valley, and Miss Dora
| Remington of BabCOck are visiting at
! the home of their uncle, NJ G. John
son, and with other relatives They
came in the formers auto
Mr.. and Mrs. George Douglas went
to Madison this morning to visit his
| son Archie for a few days and they
! will later go to MorrisOnville to visit
Mrs. Douglas niece, Mrs. Lizzie Syl-
vester
Mrs George Wood and daughter
I Mae, who have been Waiting the lat
ter's grandmother for the past three
ter's grandmother, Mrs. Belle Wood,
for the past three weeks, have return
ed to their home at Whitefish, Mont.
! The Thimble Club met recently at
the home of Mrs. Case Newell and a
very enjoyable evening was had. After
! business session refreshments were
| served. The next meeting will be held
on November 6 at the home of Mrs
f. McGirr
! Miss Mildred Hull was given a mis-
y cellaneous shower at the home of Miss