Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-10-19

II. ii. DWlnn6lI was up 4uuISuoy
from BaraboO.
Mrs. Emma Richie, who has spent
fhe past three months with her sister,
Mrs. F. Dockham, and aunt, Mrs. Mary
Tremble, returned Thursday to her
home in Garden City, S. D.
G. w. Fisk of Tomah visited rela-
Sives here Thursday.
Miss Wilma Pickering was down
Thursday from Ableman.
Walter Draper is enjoying vaca-
zion from his duties in the railway
nail service.
Mrs. B. E. Apker of La Vale is
visiting at the home of her daughter
in-law, Mrs. G. G. Apker.
Mrs. Glen Brooks entertained the
Sunshine club on Friday ev ming.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Jones Of Hum
boldt we're guests Tuesday at the
Griep home.
Miss Grace Reighard is home for
weeks vacation from her work in
BaraboO.
Mis-. ]. Jacobs has been up from
Baraboo visiting her sister, Mrs. Eu-
gene BOnweIl.
Mrs. J. r. Coming and little sou
have returned from a visit with rela-
tives in Ableman.
Merel Fosdick has returned from
Milwaukee, where he has been en-
ployed.
Gerard Hawley Of Duluth, Mimi,
mas rtturned home after visiting rela-
tiVes, the Hackett and Elliott fam
dlies here.
The Epworth league had a social in
the church parlOrs Friday evening
for the young people. A good time is
reported.
Real Estate Exchange
William Putt, who for a number of
years has lived on Walnut street and
been employed at the H. NJ. Johnston
lumber yard, has traded his residence
property to Charles Wright toward
the Iatter's farm on Webster's Prai-
RE. Mr. Putt has gone to put things
in readiness, and the family will move
next weeks.
George Klein Injured in Runaway
Wednesday morning while the
SteinhOrse team was waiting near
&he depot for the wagon to be filled
with canister for the county road
work, it became frightened at the
chute, which was being moved from
one car to another and ran away.
George Klein had his foot badly
injured by the falling Of the chute.
Two bones were broken, necessitat-
ing putting on cast, which was done
by Dr. Dierschke. The team ran
down Walnut street and up the lane
to George w. Hackett's place, where
it was stopped.
Operation in Baraboo
James Roberts was operated upon
at the Gem City hospital in Baraboo
on Wednesday for Hernia. DR.. P. c.
Dierschke performed the operation,
assisted by DR.. Tryon Of Merrimack.
Mr.. Roberts is doing we'll and expects
to be home in a short time.
Birthday Surprise
Thursday was the birthday Of Mrs.
Janet Petteys and a number Of her
friends surprised her by coming In to
spend the evening before. Finch was
played and refreshments served, and
all had a pleasant evening.
School Fair
The school fair was held at the an
mex by the seventh and eighth grades
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of fruits, vegetables, fancy work, ETC.,
was exhibited. The livestock show
was quite limited as besides caterpil-
lars there were one pair each OF ducks
and chickens and one puppy. There
was a short program, consisting OF
songs, recitations, readings, etc.
The sewing, tatting, embroidery,
ETC., attracted much attention, and is
deserving Of special mention. Many
people called to look at the display
and enjoy the afternoon with the pu-
pills.
Home Culture Club
The first meeting Of the Home Gull
ture club for the year was held Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. G.
G. Apker. There was good attend
ance and the following program be-
gan the years activities on Tenny-
Tennyson's Predecessors Mrs. A.
A. Johnson; Early Life, Mrs. Mary
Patterson; reading, Lillian" Mrs.
Henry Griep; current history topic
Thomas Edison" Mrs G. G. Apker.
Next meeting in two weeks with
Mrs Arthur Knapp.
Mrs. Grace Hewitt and daughter
Mona ana MIS-. u. IA UhSOOA AAASA~
spent Sunday at the c.. L. Richardson
home in Reedsburg.
Mrs. Herman Smith has returned
to Benton after spending few days
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Cooley and little
grandson of Madison spent from Fri
day to Sunday with Mrs. P. c. Elliott
Mrs. Martha Vail and two little
daughters and Mrs. Ethel Bronson
and three little daughters arrived
early Sunday morning from Culbert
son, Mont, called here by the serious
illness of their father, Franklin Hack
EFT.
Miss Rachel Mather was UP Sunda!
from Baraboo.
Miss Jessit Klitzke has returned
from 1ricitiuO Mrs William Rick II