Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-02-15

&&nTy Miller or South dakota, anu
Na@ter, Mrs. Steinburg, of Mason City,
E0wa, who have been visiting relatives
+sre for a fortnight, have returned
- their respective homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bay1es Of
Gerrtmack have been visiting at the
some of their daughter, Mrs. Will
Ham Lehman.
Mrs. Robert Lieder, who has been
'"- Chicago several weeks for an OPP
,AatiOn and recovering from the ef-
vests of same, returned home Fri
Gy.
Mrs. Charles Wright, who has been
sSlping care for her niece, Lucille
PNylee, who is very Ill with inflam-
natoFy rheumatism at her home in
south Delton, returned home We'd
aaday.
Miss Helen Templin, who has been
u Baraboo for the past three weeks,
aturned home Sunday and is caring
or the infant daughter of Mr.. and
ars. Herman Pagel, who has been
threatened with pneumonia.
Ben Pawlisch was home Sunday
ON Madison.
Miss Lucille Tinkham Of Lyons Wis
ed her aunt, Mrs. J. N. Douglas, on
}turday.
Max Seeley is confined to the house
J illness.
ROllO Pearson of Glenville was the
est Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
Juglas.
Mrs. A. A. Johnson, who has been
for two weeks, is able to be out
I'm.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. Feustel,
on on Thursday, February 8.
Mrs. Fanny Treloar is ill.
ent last week to Evanston, Ill, to
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Foulkes
end the funeral of Mrs. Thomas
9ulkes, Jr. They were also in James
lie and Racine.
Mrs. Margaret Hill, who has spent
'e past two weeks at the home of
r brother, r. M. Dickie, returned
.Onday to her home in Baraboo.
Telephones have been lately in
aIled in the residences Of Mrs. P.
Elliott, H. M. Eschenbach, and the
nternahrerGriep home.
Walter and Willis McCray of Reeds
lrg spent Sunday with their aunts,
70. r. NJ Dickie and Miss Martha
orthrup.
Miss Bernice Spaulding is teaching
the Meyer district in the absence
Miss Edna Wolfe, who is i'll.
Ars John Liefer is confined to her
Ime by rheumatism.
Mrs. Will FrambO of Ableman was
guest at the home of her brother,
iolph Holtz.
Property Changes Hands
The Zochert residence on Walnut
rect has been sold to Mr.. and Mrs.
I'm Cowing.
Literary Has Social
The high school literary society
d a social meeting last Thursday
ening. A very pleasant evening
10 enjoyed. Refreshments were
rived.
The basket ball team of the Madi-
q prep school played the local
IN Friday evening, with victory
the former. Bernard and John
Oonaghey accompanied the team
I'm Madison.
Mrs. Anna Powell entertained the
inch club Saturday evening.
Walter Hahn and Henry Geissler
re in Oregon Tuesday on business.
Misses Codes Kischel of WiscOn-
university was the guest of her
asin, Miss Edna Blank, for the week
d.
ne Home Culture club will meet
day afternoon with Mrs. Maude
T1eF.
6rs. &C. H. Thomas of Chicago was
guest of Miss Ethel Hewitt the
st of the week.
Z. r. Grosinske of Baraboo spent
nday with his mother, Mrs. G. Gro
ske.
Tie Royal Neighbors met Tuesday
ernoon with Mrs. Jacob Hackett.
3orn to Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. MatZ
Taber, Idaho, Saturday, a son.
}. Matz was formerly Miss Sarah
osinske.
Fisses Ella and Jessie Klitzke
re- home from Madison for the
extend. The infant child of Mr..
Mrs. Caesar Schenkat is i'll.
] Borck, Leonard Voll and G. w.
,ckett attended the agricultural
otings in Madison last week.
county Superintendent George w.
vies. G. w. Hackett and Professor
Mrs. G. w. Warne were at the
hers meeting in Madison the last