Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-13
KIRKWOOD

The last meeting of the members of
the Burden Sharers circle was held on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Ruby
Randall at her home Twelve members
were in attendance also three visitors,
Mrs Florence Pearson of the city, Mrs
May Koberstein of Lodde's mills and
Miss Nellie Griffin of Loretto The annual
election of officers was held with the
following result: Mrs Kate Randall
was elected president, Mrs Alice
Weidenkopf vice president and Mrs
Ferne McGilvra secretary and treasurer
A new membership list Of twelve
names was formed Some fine sewing
was done for the hostess and very delic-
ioua refreshments were served by Mrs
Henrietta Bisch, Mrs Alice Weidenko OPT
and Mrs Rose Conan The next meet
ing will be with Mrs Edith Harris on
Wednesday afternoon, April b..
Miss Janetta Smith has been i'll during
the past week and unable to attend
school She is now slowly improving
however. Henry Harris went to Mil
waukee Saturday to spend some time IN
the home of his daughter, Mrs Forest
Turton. The children OF Mr. and MRS
M Bisch recently gave them very
happy surprise by coming home ana
spending Mr. Bisch's birthday with him
The surprise was a complete one and
much enjoyed by all the participants
Mrs Mary Dash of Paterson, New
Jersey, is the guest of friends at the
Charles Randall home for a few days
Mr. and Mrs w C Rogers attended
the Edd Hoag funeral in the city Mon
day afternoon. MIR and Mrs Frank
Foster of the city spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs M Bisch. 80. Mrs Cand1s
Conan recently went to Delton TOR a
two or three weeks stay. A party
consisting of Ledger Paddock MISS
Belle Bremen, Miss Dorothy Bear, Carl
Wentz. and Fred and Ella Paddock
visited Pine Hollow on Sunday 49,.
Mrs Mary Adams of Baraboo spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs John
Paddock Mrs Louisa Wichern
spent most of the day Sunday visiting
Mrs Douglas at the Alexander Smith
home in Lyons. Mrs Anna Arm
bruster of the city made a week emo
visit with her sister, Miss Emma Wich-
ern here Miss Mary Eitel of the
city spent several days of last week at
the John Paddock home. Mr. Law
renee Simonds made a short Visit
home to John Simonds in Delton Friday
and Saturday MIR and Mrs M Bisch
and children, Eva and Arthur spent
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs Joe Rlsch
in Greenfield 49,. Mrs Anna hlemllcn OF
Merrimack who has for some time past
been visiting in these parts and the city
was called to ttend on TUESDAY
the funeral of a relative, Gottlelb
Wincher, at Hamburg, Wisconsin.
MIR and Mrs Hubert johnson and
children, Eddie and Nellie accompanied
by Mrs Mary Wiley of Sank City vlsl-
ted Sunday at Robert Koenig's and
Herman Willey's homes MRS Johnson
remained for longer visit and Mrs
Mary Wiley will remain indefinitely
Mr. and Mrs Henry Vol and little
daughter, Leona spent Sunday after
1
noon at Charles Randall g.. Miss Ora
cia butcher of the city visited cousins
at John Paddock's Saturday about
twenty friends came to the home of
Mr. and Mrs Fred Siemers with we'll
filled picnic baskets on Wednesday and
ate with them and their children kind
of reception dinner as they recently
moved here from near Portage A
very happy season was had and enjoyed
Mrs Mary Wiley brings the good
news that her son-in-law, Charles Reut-
ter of Sank, who was 80 very seriously
injured in February by tree falling on
him as much improved and regaining
health quite rapidly.