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

King.
Mrs. Ninnian Shanks, Mrs. Frank e.
Tryon and Mrs. Harry r. Pigg attend
ed Royal Neighbor meeting at Lodi
last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. S. B. Moves of Reedsburg was
a recent guest Of her niece, Mrs. John
Meyers, and family.
Mrs. Earl Cramer was recent
guest of her sister, Mrs. Bean, in
Madison.
Miss Ruth Meyer returned last We'd
nesday from the Gem City hospital.
Miss Ruth e. Smith was guest of
Baraboo friends one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lee of Bara-
boo were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gabriel Lee.
George and John Pearson shipped
carload of cattle to Chicago last
Wednesday. John Pearson accompa-
MED them.
The dramatic company gave the
play, Brother JOSIAH" at Ableman
on Friday evening.
Miss Estella Wolfe spent Friday
with her sister, Miss Edna Wolfe, at
Ableman and attended a box social
given at the latter's school.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron MACPHERSON of
Madison motored here from their
home to Baraboo and return, stop
ping en- route.
Our school boys played ball at Lodi
Friday afternoon. Arbor> Day was OBJ
served by schools here Friday.
Mrs. Scobie Of Cambridge is at the
home of her brother, Daniel Kennedy.
Mrs. Kennedy is recovering from a
recent illness.
Mrs. Daniel Promo was in Okee on
Saturday and Sunday at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Will
son. Mr.. Wilson remains very i'll.
Miss Eta Farnum is seriously i'll
at her home here. DIR. Kelley of Bara-
boo was called here to consult with
DR.. Martin last week.
Elmer Vanderpool, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Vanderpoebn FASHIONED
an company fpf .wa1Hnte efsbat VI oEtage,
and isvthei first ito Nenaist tfr0mo M eAri7
ma2kYR bO0ta, ,dtuom rod ri 03o8do
Miss sqerao King soR Hill 9Reint spent
6HHday withohery pa IS nts, vldr's and MRS
Sb lKinga Rn9na[ Iuof beau .dts9Td Il
nMEs. Mona KehersteiBoaBd slaughter
bfnN oFtbb FFeedem1 speBtI Supday1Witb
her aunt, Mrs: yJuiius tWelfee ysws 10
Mrs. Olga Koerth has returned
from Milwaukee and is a guest OF
relatives apd friendship this vicinity
The YoMnlG A!obbys WAf give a
b64o sYe3ap aee ftKe 9Ar.t e. church par.
i6FS t6h9 ga tafday e#enihgob 5aum ne
n4HeeR. on aofIq8. fstdP have bsnsB&-
plal ttffaiati4igeM then enthusiastically afts
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EMf. saifda Mrs. fF. Z ffynne 6f ifEGgsftof
sbghtt Sdnaa fwith Mrs. Jane coates!
3The8e aa1PtBe bspetial9 Services at
th8eM. eE! Church SIS uhdasys Ma II al5S11
M6gheRs1Das!it There WIFI BetspeechI
es and singing at Sunday school at g
ahdT preacRing at $40: IS d. M en-
ITKe Epwortf League WHIP gfvela SO.
fA~a9dhg NJ. sE. churehl on Friday
evening; May 1f!d'--e3nsT1 r. 5sol .
nJamesI MeDadeF arrived wfr6m Seat!
tIe,dWash.y; land isaaG guest of relatives
ahdsfriends here. land hna don97f %
aMrso nsaf6ueE PeckvYs assisting in
caring for Louis Promo, Sr., who re
mains quite i'll.
John Astle and family attended the
Norman Astle sale at Arlington. Nor
man Astle and family will move to
Okee.
George -Kasdorf and Samuel Peck
have been employed by w. J. Brown
rigg on Columbia county road build
ing
Misses Alice Carroll, Stella Cramer
Jean Peck and Hazel Kasdorf were in
Lodi Friday.
Mrs E. L. Gross was in Baraboo
one day last week.
Miss Selma Gross of Spring Green
was a recent guest Of her parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Gross.
Mr. and Mrs. George Loss spent
Sunday in Okee with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Loos.