Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-03-22
North Freedom
Department
BY Our Regular Correspondent

Mrs. Mary TrumbIe is confined to
her bed by illness.
Mrs. Mary Northrup is very ill at
her home on Maple street.
Mrs. Ray Culbertson is visiting rel
'tives in Amigo.
Mrs. Roy Elias of Reedsburg was
III town part of the week.
The people are being entertained
1ese days by a medicine company
n the M w. A. Hall.
Mrs. William Schale of Baraboo
spent Thursday at the John Schale
acme.
A team driven by Dan Treloar ran
way Thursday, colliding with tree
ear the Tumble house and break
ng the tongue and parts of the har-
ess.
School Meeting
A school meeting was held in the
chool building on Tuesday evening.
he issue was to authorize the school
)ard to borrow the $4,000 which was
build the addition to the present
fchoOlhouse. or 152 votes cast, IS
'eBe against the loan and 81 for.
Home Culture Club
The Home Culture club met Friday
iternoon with Mrs. P. G. Dierschke.
drs. C. G. Apker and Mrs. Janet
vengstler gave of the writing and
1t of 'Tn Memoriam." Mrs. p. Bren-
ian, Mrs. ]. G. Patterson and Mrs.
henry Griep gave current topics.
Social DoinGs
Mrs. G.. w. Hackett and Mrs. J. N.
)ouglas entertained about a dozen
aides Thursday afternoon in honor
Mrs. Maude Barker, who will soon
to Colorado.
Mrs. Henry Griep entertained a
lrty of ladies Wednesday afternoon
her home On Freedom street.
The country club from Webster
rairie was entertained at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright on
Wednesday. Dinner was served and
busy day was spent Two gentle
zen accompanied the ladies and sew
cal ladies of the village enjoyed the
ny with the club.
There was a surprise party for Mrs.
enry Geissler Wednesday evening,
re occasion being her birthday. Pic.
lunch was served and a good time
ljoyed
Henry Geissler came down Friday
ON La Crosse, where he attends
Lsiness college.
Mrs. Emma Rooster attended the
edding anniversary celebration Of
r. and Mrs. Arthur Judevine in Bar
300 on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Susan Ford, who has been
elping in the care of her mother,
RS. Betsey Manning, for the past
20 weeks, returned Saturday to her
)me in Chicago.
Arthur Voeck is in Benton installing
| electric plant for l.. Schroeder.
MISS 11SASu Dbl hCAp WIZ nIIChO0 tAO
diversity at Madison, spent the week
Id with her mother, Mrs. Maud Bar
r
Miss Rachel Mather of Baraboo
,ent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. J.
ackett.
Ben Pawlisch was home Sunday
ON Madison.
S. J. Hackett came home from Illi-
Ois to spend the first of the week.
Mrs. Lydia Wager of Kansas is the
Iest of her sisters, Mrs. Title Flatt
ID Mrs. John Voeck; also her moth
Mrs. Margaret Mueller.
y. F. Cooley of Madison was in town
.rt of the week.
Postmaster J. O'Neil spent Sunday
Reedsburg.
Mrs. Walter Draper and daughter
ariorie spent Saturday in Reedsburg.
James Lamport of Flagstaff, Arlz.,
rs been visiting old friends in this vi
nifty.
Rev. Thomas Foulkes spent a few
VS. last week at the Baraea club in
Adison with mis- snn, Rev. Thomas
)ulkes, Jr. Tuesday the senior Mr..
)uIkes acted as chaplain of the sem
=
Mrs. Elizabeth Gattwinkle of Mil
aukee is the guest of Mrs. n. B.
}ckett and Mrs. Leonard Lange.
Ralph Bates and Gus Frederick of
laseburg visited the formers mother
first of the week.
Miss Winnie McGuan of Baraboo
,ent Monday at the home Of her un-
=. James DOherty.
Ener Bayles of South Delton was
guest Monday OF his sister, Mrs
aries Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Pattison and
ldren aud Miss Anderson spent Sun
V in Madison with the J. T. Donag
" and Matt Patterson families.
The basket ball team played the
)di team at the latter place Friday
ening, the victor being for the lat
r
Mrs. G.. Barkenhagen, son Robert
ID daughter Mary spent Sunday with
r. and Mrs. John Barkenhagen IL
Olson