Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-09-13

membrance Of the occasion.
At Reedsburg thieves removed 20
pure-bred White Wyandotte chickens
belonging to F. A. Kruger, from the
roosts. Not a feather belonging to
the birds has been found. Mr.. Krue-
ger is proprietor of the new store at
| Reedsburg.
The opening of the September term
of the circuit court has been post
poned by Judge Stevens, who is still
detained at his home, recovering from
an operation for the removal Of his
constellation Democrat.
Henry Koppke and son Hans spent
the day at Camp Douglas.
Mrs. Forest Rummell came this aft
| ernoon to visit her mother, Mrs. Car
RE Slade.
Miss Mercedes Arnold of Elroy is
visiting at the Elmer Arner home.
Thomas Wood has returned to
Woodstock, ILL.,. after visiting his
mother, Mrs. Anna D. Wood.
Miss Blanche Hulburt has returned
to Tomah after visiting Miss Mate
Swords and, Mrs. H. G. Berg.
Miss Lois Moran has returned from
Portage, where she visited Misses
Florence Brodie and Helen Bloomfield
for week.
Herman jain Of Greenfield under.
went an4operation atathe Baraboo hos
pital this morning for appendicitis,
gangrene and peritonitis. He. is in a
serious condition. & J.5e
Mrs J. w Moran and William Pow
ers spent the day in, Madison, "aa.a
! Miss Armeta Peterson went. to- Mil
| waukee this morning to visit relatives.
| Mrs. J.. M Donohue went to Mil
| waukee this morning. a ss
| Mrs. J. Tillotson went to Minneap-
oils this morning to visit her. son, e.
I, G. Tillotson, for several weeks. 81
! Mrs. A. w. Isaacson has returned
to Madison after visiting her sister,
Mrs. Oliver Wood. ssf
Mr.. and Mrs. III. B, Egel and three
children of Libertyville, ILL.,, have re-
turned home after visiting her niece,
Mrs. Harry Butterfeld.
Mrs. E. G0ttschall has returned
from Lodi, where she visited her
daughter, Mrs. w. H. Church.
Mrs. Paul Holtz of Ableman and
Miss Amelia Egerer of North Freedom
f, were shoppers here today.
Mrs. Emil SWAMI and daughters
Rosalyn and Ayleen and sons Clay
J, ton and Melvin, and Charles Rich
motored to New Butler this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Gale and family
went today to Briggsville fishing.
Lloyd Hagen of Manitowoc is visit
ing friends in this city
Charles Watts has gone to Grand
Rapids, Mich, to visit his aunt, Mrs.
Richard Rockingham.
Miss Elsie Kartack has gone to
Hartford, where she will teach the
coming year
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoadley and
daughters, Clare and Helen, have re-
turned from Faulkton, S. d where
, Trey spent a week.
Mrs B. Niemeyer and Miss Ella
Marquardt spent the day in Camp
Douglas.
Mrs. Sherman of Reedsburg and
Mrs. Walter Hill of Elroy spent last
evening at the Elmer Amer home.
Mrs. Charles Stoevsand and two
children of Custer, Mich, came today
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Christ Kindschi.
Mrs. L. w Sandberg and daughters
Mable and Bessie have returned from
two weeks visit at Adams, Butler
and Madison
Conductor and Mrs. r. D. Murphy
and family are removing today to
Madison, where he is employed on
the Northwestern line.
Mr. and Mrs. w T. Marquardt and
daughter Viola have returned from
Rhinelander, where they visited rela-
tives.
! Mrs. Inez Hackett and Mrs. Irene
Warne have returned to North Free
dom after visiting at the F. E. Nor
ley home.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alexander
have gone to Alma Center to visit rel
atives.
Misses Myrtle Smith and Claudia
Barnhardt have returned to Reeds
+, burg after visiting Miss Alvena Hitch
inson.
The German Evangelical Ladies
! Aid met with Mrs Deyhle at North
Freedom today. About twelve women
from here attended.
Mrs. George Isenberg, son Lewis
and daughter Lydia, Mrs. Charles
Goette, Miss Viva Mulcahy, Mrs. Fred
Arndt and Martin Foley spent the day
in Camp Douglas.
i The G. T. G. club met.yesterday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Charles Kunzelman
on Second avenue. An enjoyable time
was spent and delicious refreshments
were served by the hostesses, Mrs