Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-10
new MEMBERS
FOR ". c. 7. u.

The monthly meeting Of the w. c.
Mrs. e. c.. Henke on Tuesday after
noon, was largely attended, more than
fifty members being present. This
meeting was not only the election OF
officers, but was also the ending of the
\ membership contest. Refreshments of
ice cream and cakes were served.
Mrs. George Carpenter won, having
secured over fifty new members. The
union has doubled through this con-
test.
Mrs. Travis conducted the devotion
ais and also had the union sing patri-
taken up the program was omitted.
The following officers were elected for
the coming year:
President-Mrs. George McCready.
Vice-president- George Hanson.
Secretary-Mrs. ]. H. Hubbard.
Treasurer-Mrs. George Carpenter.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. G. J.
Underkofer)
Delegates to the county convention
at Reedsburg - Mesdames George
Moore, J. Travis, William Toole, Jr.,
George B. McGilvra, George Hanson,
L. H. Palmer, E. s. Erswell Misses c.
Kast, L. Stewart, Mrs. w. Cahoon-the
tier five as alternates.
Their aim is for more efficient work
than ever before, as the work in the
past has been very encouraging, but
all realize the necessity Of keeping the
work on for pure city and country,
not only by the abolishing of drink,
but of vice of all kinds. Many thanks
are due Mrs. Henke for opening her
home for this day, which will long be
remembered in w. G. T. U. circles.
One of the new members is Miss
SHETLAND, we'll known to many of our
readers and IN a few remarks she
made was beautiful thought that will
be- Temembefed. byt alb BSheisaid: that
through her Saffi6tion, as some call9iti
nanyb btessihgsri had neomes rands many
beautifuh thingsI THAT aotherwised would
nBRerafaHe begnthersg Welfare blessed
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church iInp1essivelE usbGO the Iringscer
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mediate 1Family.1 The2 Bridal couple
had no attendants. The home0Wassat
tractively decorated-with cut flowers
FolIoying the :! CONGRATULATIONS s "a Xysd
dig dinfeeff way Served, the table ebe
ingAdeGoraEeduw with f6sesy and smilaxE
aFhe bride list populate amOmgoa lalgs
circle OffEiEndSI thavingl lived thete lfol
axfumber ae6nyeafsS idDrj ZMickepais
unanagent of othe Banabod} Health insSi
aute, 1Which was established five years
agOtt duYing Ehisj timeih ebhas gained q
large practice and the confidence of q
host of friends. He is a graduate Of
the Universal Chiropractic College oil
Davenport, Iowa.
DR.. and Mrs. Zwicker left at once
on an overland trip, the destination Of
which has not been divulged. After re
turning they will reside at the corner
of Oak and Fifth streets.