Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-10

Mrs. August kar1ratn is VlSlIiHs III
Westfield with her brother, George
Schultz.
The Ladies Social circle of Lyons
will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Frank Holloway.
Mrs. Harry Rooms spent the day in
Merrimack with her daughter, Mrs.
George Howard.
Mrs. Ada B. Converse has returned
to Madison after spending short time
here with friends.
The Sons of Veterans auxiliary will
give bean supper Friday evening at
the X. p. hall at o'clock Public
invited. Price, Csc.
Miss Evangeline Swanson has re-
turned to her home at Merrimack aft
or undergoing an operation at the Gem
City hospital for appendicitis.
Miss Lillian Frenz and Master Kirk
land Ramsay of Green Bay visited
with friends in Lodi today.
Mrs. w. s. Towers and son. Glen of
Merrimack were shoppers here yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Welk and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Dummer attended
the funeral of Mrs. Mueller at North
Freedom.
The fiagman's shanty at the cross
ing near the Northwestern depot has
been removed to the north side OF the
track. The fence surrounding the lawn
has also been painted, making great
Improvement.
Among those who went to Madison
today to attend the hearing on the
question of moving the plant OF the
American Refractories company at the
state park were Secretary w. e. Bar
niger, T. F. Risley and e. s. Johnston.
1.-THE best farm and garden seeds
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Miss Valera Larson Of North FreeeeS
do9mnq was III town today = ~ ~ r;4s6a.
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to2h4rshomG at tMadfsoh after visiting
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. -Gerofski have re-
ceived some - QraangHf Ripssnp}ss from the
latter's sister Mrs. Mary Suffer, in
CaHfornia.oThe 9blossoms 2fFetained
irwfragrantsgst andro1beaatys When
reaching hereof fIiw I og ,reqsq 9Iit 10
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/ TAO lot .efniff,raff fpemitothe ear ncitdes
has been arriXing oin gainesville. The
pelice3have1 been buswev coed esd u
!! crave -hue nfE--5rr.ar- 6 Bad 9W I9oV
Mrs. Representations eatnd two chill
drenl are visiting Mo Watkins 1part
entss ,Mr8ands lMrSVA. Rs9Watkins, q
Frank Morrison has returned ite
Eau Claire after visiting his sister,
Mrs. C. E. Newell.
United Order of Foresters annual
banquet All members invited. Sup
per at $50, Friday evening, May H..
G. w. Woolford, G. r.
The Catholic Lady Foresters will
give a card party and social time in
st. Joseph's school auditorium Friday
evening.
The Warfeld player piano, SO note,
price new $575. Must be sold at once
to close an account. 1892 takes it. w.
H. Atom, 111S Oak. Phone 222.
Mrs. Hyer and Mrs. E. c. Demo will
entertain the Ladies' Aid society in
the German Lutheran church church
parlors on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Matilda Stackman and Corwin
Simonds were married at the German
Lutheran church at o'clock this aft
ernoon. More particulars will be CIV
en- tomorrow.
Parents have received invitations
from the grade teachers to a reception
and parent-teachers' meeting at the