Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-03

GEORGE Klein, returned to Madison on
Monday.
William Gunnison tf Black River
Falls spent the weekend with his
brother, J. H. Gunnison.
s. A. Mccoy attended the Odd Eel
lows anniversary celebration in Bara-
100 on Friday evening.
Leon Letter, who has been at home
or a week, returned Monday to Ben
IN.
Mrs. Ann Hackett started Saturday
a trip to Culbertson, Montana,
mere she will spend the summer with
son and two of her daughters. She
ill spend few days in Valley juno
n with her son, J. F. Hackett, and
mily, and several weeks with two
lighters in Minnesota on her way.
V. M. Douglas went to Chicago Sat
rday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Morley and son
enneth ., the town of BarabOo spent
aturday with relatives here.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson of Eau
ire visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Bauer
i'd other relatives the first Of the
eek. The Finch Club was enter
lined Saturday evening at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dickie. The
'ambers had the added enjoyment of
sic on the large Edison machine,
tn which Mr.. Dickie was very gen.
Gus.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Davies and MIR.
I'D Mrs. G.. w. Hackett spent We'd
esday with friends and relatives in
aedsburg.
Fhe Home Culture club will hold
lie last meeting of the season with
$. N. B. Hackett out at the farm
Friday.
Katharine Lehman, youngest daugh-
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Lehman,
suffering from an attack of inf1am-
atOry rheumatism.
Rev. Christian DIPPED left Saturday
stay few days in Appleton.
ar. and Mrs. Ed Schulenburg Of
olson spent Sunday with Mr.. and
rs. William SchulenDurg.
Mrs. J. B. Randall of Reedsburg
,ent Saturday with her niece, Mrs.
tier Draper.
Mrs. Nancy Post moved Saturday
ON Draper street to Mrs. Ann Hack
It's house on Oak street.
Mrs. Exilda White is very ill at her
me west of town. Her aunt. Mrs.
'aske, of Ableman, was with her
first of the week.
Arthur Lieder was home Sunday
n Milwaukee.
If. and Mrs. Ed FRANKIE, Willard
ankle, and Misses Gertrude and
ace Stoeckman Of Mansion spent q
ftion of last week with friends here.
.Iiss Mildred Plat came home Sun
y from ST. Paul to stay week with
mother, Mrs. Tillie Plat.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Luth-
an church has postponed its meeting
Thursday of next week.
People are now able to obtain but
milk at the Eschenbach, Lehman &
store. People who drink much Of
beverage have been at loss
ere to obtain it since the creamery
this place was sold.
Miss Grcsinske Entertains
Miss Ruth Grosinske entertained at
T home on Draper street Tuesday
9ning of last week those who have
n baptized and united with the
man Baptist church, while Rev.
+istian DIPPED has been here.
mes and music were enjoyed. and a
,icious lunch was served. There
re about thirty present.
You are invited to call at A. A.
>nsons store Thursday, Friday or
urday, May 3, 4 or 5, and partake
a cup of coffee made from one of
4se excellent brands: Gold Buckle,
n Buckle or Broadway coffee.
M. and w. N. Fisk spent Mon
in Baraboo.
.oy Minel has begun the work OF
+oring the partially burned Pollock
Sc. which was recently purchased
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Hackett.
mes ROBERTS mas DeeH Dusy Ie-
ing the debris resulting from fire,
ter, and tearing away damaged
is.
G. Johnston is able to be at his
.e of business after being con-
to the house by illness.
RS. Matte Haines visited friends
Baraboo the first of the week.
RS. Charles Warner and daughter
o have taken rooms in Mrs. Frank
.kett's house for the summer
tiss Mary Draper spent the first OF
week in Milwaukee and Pewaukee.
.enry Geissler and Charles Rick
returned from their trip to Colo
dsses Marjorie Dillenbeck and 10
nine Apker of Baraboo spent Sat
y at the home Of Mrs. c. c. Apker.
Long Auto Trip
ev w. o. Nuzum of New Bedford
). spent a few hours at the M. E.
,onage Sunday. He made the trip
L.