Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19

tied relatives Sunday at Mirror Lake.
Jacob Hackett has returned from
a trip to Tennessee, where he visited
his brother. VIM. r. Hackett. and
family.
Mrs. Frank Winnie and daughter,
and Mrs. Earl Graves and daughter
of Baraboo were guests Friday OF
Mrs. William Golding.
Mrs. Herman Koenecke and Mrs.
J. A. Hackett and children spent
Thursday with friends in Reedsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Duncan and
baby of Baraboo spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Mccoy.
Mrs. G.. c. Apker, son Robert and
daughter Martha returned Saturday
spending a few days.
Finch Club
Mrs Bruce Mccoy entertained the
Finch club Saturday evening at her
home at the corner of Walnut and
Linn streets. Fruit was served and
a pleasant evening enjoyed. Several
visitors were present.
Relief Corps
At the regular meeting Of the w.
r. c. On Saturday afternoon four
new members were initiated. Mrs.
Charles Wright, Mrs. Henry Eschen-
bach, Mrs. Jake Hackett and Mrs. Ed
Weston After the business lunch
was served.
Trip to Capitol
Last Friday Miss Caroline TRIUMPH
and seventeen of her pupils of the
seventh and eighth grades went to
Madison to spend the day They Wis.,
tied the state capitol, university, agri-
cultural buildings, historical library,
ETC., and put in busy day. They
also called on Governor Philip.
infant Son Dies
Rex, the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Helpap, died Sunday morning
at the home on Freedom street, aged
two weeks. Funeral Tuesday after
noon at 80 from the house.
Home Culture Club
The Home Culture club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. J. H. Gunnison.
The topics were:
Religious Movements and Material
ism to Tennyson's Works-Mrs. j. n.
Douglas.
The Spiritual and Social in Tenny-
sons Works-Mrs P G. Dierschke.
Readings from Tennyson-Mrs.
Edith Hengstler.
Next meeting in two weeks with
Mrs. G. w. Davies.
Infant Succumbs to Pneumonia
Robert Bruce, the nine-months-old
son of Hon. and Mrs. r. B. Dickie,
died Monday at IL a. m. The little
one had been ill with pneumonia for
a month, and Miss Koepp of Baraboo
| had been caring for him, but he was
taken suddenly worse after slight
improvement.
Mrs. Ann Chambers returned Sun
day from a seven months visit with
relatives in Arizona, California and
Washington.
Mrs. C. w. Hilliard has been spend
ing few days with relatives In Hart
! ford, Mich.
Charles Rick and Henry Geissler
started Tuesday morning for Colorado.
/ Little Virginia Tracy has been i'll
with an abscess in her ear.
/ Mr. and Mrs. George Stein, son John
and daughter Beatrice, town of Bara-
| boo, visited relatives here Sunday.
, The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
| Otto Smith who has been i'll with
pneumonia, is improving.
Oscar Iverson spent Sunday with
i friendsin Baraboo.
Miss Cooper was here the first of
the week in the interest of the Mid
alnd chautauqua.
! John Sells and family have moved
from the farm to their residence at
the east end of Walnut street The
! son Victor and wife will live on the
farm.
: John Bauer, who went to Rochester,
! Mimi, week ago, returned Sunday,
having had a slight operation on his
throat.
| Rev. Thomas Foulkes was called to
Madison Tuesday morning to act as
chaplain of the senate.
| Harold Bonnell did not return to
school this term, but is employed at
carpenter work for S. P. Elias.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright and
son Frank spent Sunday with relatives
in Loganville.
| John Ward and family moved Tues
day from Ableman into the c. H.
Knapp house.
! Mrs. Inez Hacket, Mrs. Charles
Warne and daughter Rose visited
friends in Reedsburg on Tuesday
"The Bird of Paradise" Attracts Many
Among those who attended the per-
| Torrance of 1.-THE Bird of Paradise
at the Al. Ringing theatre on Satur-
day evening were: Mr.. and Mrs. G,
| w. Hackett and son Lloyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M. Eschenbach, Mr. and Mrs,
Norman Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III
Gunnison, Mr. and Mrs. P. Bierman
| Mrs. P. C. Dierschke. Mrs. A. A. John
son, Obert Vol, G. w. Davies, Curtis
Wilgus, Burr Dickie and Misses Caro-
line TRIUMPH, Title Schlumberger
Essie Brooks, Ethel Hewitt, Valera
Larson, Myrtle Caves. Florence Cook.
Sorg Creamery Sold
i The Serge creamery at the end OF
Draper street has been sold to the
condensory company Of Reedsburg
who have converted it into milk sta
ton. August Schultz, who was butter
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