Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-09-28

4fS. Manning.
Mrs D. w. Seeley is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Rooney, in Baraboo,
this week. Mr.. Seeley was also down
Sunday
Charles Bayles Of Merrimack spent
a few days this week with his daugh-
Yer, Mrs William Lehman, on account
OF the serious illness Of his grand
daughter, Miss Marjorie Lehman. At
the present writing Miss Lehman has
rallied from the effects Of the opera
tom and is doing as well as possible
Hnder the circumstances.
Station Agent Tracy is enjoying
a vacation from his duties with the
Northwestern line, and with Mrs.
Tracy and daughters, Virginia and
Margaret, has gone to Milwaukee and
DOylestown to visit relatives. Dur
ing his absence Mr.. Childs is doing
the work.
Mr. and Mrs. William Trebilcock
have gone to Michigan to spend a
short time with friends.
Miss Anna Durkel Of Milwaukee is
"a
home on Draper street.
James Draper, Jr., who had been
spending a few days at home, has re-
turned to La Crosse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eschenbach
spent the week end at the j. r. Don
aghey home in Madison when return
Jag from the state fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hackett have
moved into the house north of the
bank which they recently purchased
Mr.. Hackett has been very poorly the
last week but. at present is more
comfortable.
Rev and Mrs Thomas Foulkes were
Called Wednesday to Waunakee by
the critical illness of their daughter
in-law, Mrs. Thomas Foulkes, Jr.
Rev FOulkes returned Friday, but
Mrs. Foulkes will remain for the pres
ent.
Miss Alice Kuester and lady friend,
both of Green Bay, have been spend
ing few days with Miss Kuester's
parents.
Mrs William Hackett of Westfield
visited relatives here Thursday.
John Virgins, who has been in a
critical condition for the past two
weeks, is slightly improved.
Robert Apker is spending a few
days with friends IN Baraboo.
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Kuether went to
Milwaukee ON Thursday to spend a
few days with relatives
Mrs. Merel Fosdick came Friday
from Milwaukee to spend some time
with relatives in this vicinity.
Richard Murphy, who has been a
guest of his sister. Mrs. T. B. Hang
er, and other relatives, for a week,
HAS returned to his home in Chicago.
Postmaster J. ~O'Neil has gone to
Chicago to spend his vacation of ten
days.
A large number from hire attended
the county fair. The schools were
closed Friday to allow the teachers
and pupils to attend.
Ernest and Paul Stabnaw and Mrs.
Ban Stueber returned Wednesday
from Greenwood, where they attended
the funeral of their brother, William
StaOnaw. A nephew, Bernard Sullf-
van, also attended.
Mrs. Emily Pagel has gone to Del
ton to visit her brother for three
weeks.
Mrs. Alice Voeck is working at the
central office during the absence of
Miss LANCE.
Miss Wilma Pickering, who teach
es in Ableman, spent Thursday and
Friday with Mrs. H. Eschenbach.
N. Capron and family, who came
here recently from Iowa, have moved
into the house owned by J. Virgins
on High street.
Miss Della LANCE, the faithful cen
trail girl, is enjoying a vacation visit
ing relatives in Almena, Eau Claire,
and other points.
Bender Sells Farm
Albert Bender has sold his farm
southeast of the village to William
Dune, who will take possession Oc-
tober /, and Mr.. Bender and family
will occupy the house on High street
obtained in the deal John Bean and
family who now reside in the house,
will move to Madison.
Annual Meeting of Ladies' Aid
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Aid society of the M E. church was
held i'll the church parlors on Tuesday
afternoon. The following officers
we're elected:
President-Mrs. Fanny Treloar.
First vice-president - Mrs. John
Schale.
Second e-president-Mrs T. B
Hanger.
Secretary-Mrs J. M. Blachly.
Treasurer-Mrs. J. T. Lawton
Plans we're made for a bazaar tC
be held in November. Refreshments
ere served and social hour en-
yed.
Baby Party
Tuesday, September 10, was The