Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-11-23

funeral of Willis Johnston. Thomas
Johnston, the brother, had been there
helping care for him.
Bring Home Deer
Jack and Will Dickie, who have been
north for the past week hunting deer,
returned Saturday, each bringing a
deer. This is an annual trip these
men make, and they never fail in their
quest.
Receives News of Death of Sister
Mrs. Mary Harkins has received the
sad news of the death of her sister,
Mrs. Catherine Banker, who died in
Rockbridge, Richland county, last Fri
day. She had been i'll several weeks
and Mrs Harkins was with her for a
time in the fall
Team Runs Away
Leonard Roser's team was hitched
near Mrs. Reighard's house, not far
from the depot, Monday, and when
passenger train No. sos came into the
station the horses became frightened,
broke loose and ran through town,
where one horse was caught. The
other ran down across the bridge
south of town, and at the first cor
ner turned south, and was caught at
Norman Goodman's barn.
Goes to Texas
Otto Pawlisch, who has been en-
ployed in the superintendent office
of the G. & N. w. in BarabOO for two
and one-half years, has gone to ANA
rillO, Texas, where he will act as
stenographer for James A, Seeley,
maintenance clerk in the general Of
fees Of the Santa Fe.
Baby Beef
The baby beef for the show in Mad
ison was loaded here Monday morn
ing Floyd Grosinske from here and
exhibitors.
Birthday Celebration
Thirty-five years ago on November
20 Albert Giese and Paul Drescher
first saw the light of day, and on Sum-
day the double birthday was celebrat-
ed at the home Of Mr.. Giese. About
forty relatives were present, and a
royal good time was enjoyed.
A sumptuous dinner was served at
o'clock, and at they all ate supper
together, with at addition of another
guest, Miss Esther Siefert, of Alma
Center. Many gifts were left in honor
of the occasion. Those present from
out Of town we're the Herman Dresch-
er family of Reedsburg and the Leo
Brilliott family Of BarabOo. Other
families present were the Fred and
William Petzke, Mrs. John Thorn, AL
bert Drescher, John Brilliott and Au-
gust Hintz, Jr.
John Feustel and family Of Ableman
have moved into one Of the Dan Smith
houses on Oak street.
Mr. and Mrs. August DOmke and
children of Ableman spent Sunday at
the Caesar Schenkat home.
Carroll Fackett, who came from Lin
den to attend the funeral Of his grand
father, Jcnn Wiggin, has returned to
his work.
Mrs. Asa Buxton and sons, Elmo and
Holm. spent Monday in Barab0O.
William P0glase came up Tuesday
from BarabO0. His family had been
here for several days.
Miss Ruth Buzzo, who has been
snending two weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Ethel Sanberg, in Madison, re-
turned home Sunday night
George w. Hackett went to Howard
Grove to judge poultry the first OF the
week.
Church Notes
Prayer meetings in the NJ. E. church
will be resumed this week.
The young choir of the M. E. church
met Tuesday evening with Mrs. G.
w, Davies.
Rev. Mueller of the Lutheran church
in BarabOo will hold services each
Sunday at 2:30 p. m, in st. Johns
Lutheran church until a new pastor
is called.
The people of the German Baptist
church are planning on a full day for
Thanksgiving, of which further notice
will be given next week.
Rev. Christian DIPPED and Misses
Gusta and Lena Sells and Mrs. Will
liam Koch went Tuesday to Prairie
du Sac to attend the funeral Of Jacob
Gasser, a bro ther-in-laW of the three
women. Miss Hannah Sells had been
at the ,Gasser home for several days.
T. J. Johnston went Monday to
Lime Ridge to attend the funeral of
his uncle, Charles Johnston, who died
of pneumonia He returned Tuesday,
but was called back Friday on &C.
count of his brother Willis also hav-
ing pneumonia.
Mrs. Anna Hackett has returned
from visiting relatives in Valley juno
ton the past two weeks.
Henry Davis of Dodgeville spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with friends
here.
William Hill and H. Koenecke are
in Baraboo this week attending the
meeting of the county board.
John Patterson, JN, of Laurel,
Mimi, arrived Tuesday to visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Patterson.
Leota Weston, little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Ed Weston, is very i'll with
pneumonia.
Ernest Lindley has returned from
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Fosdick have
moved into the Archie Douglas house
on Maple street.
Miss Valerie Larson attended "The
Birth of a Nation" in Baraboo Wed
nesday evening.
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