Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-10-25

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Mrs. b. "A. sCady and daughter went
to Mineral Point this morning to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Var.
eoe. s5.eEsi@S ~ 49,. - l@ g.
L. B. Waters and two children spent
the day at Kendall ~
Mrs. W. L. Gates has gone to La
Crosse to visit for few days -.r
MISE. M. Jopp and Mrs. L. f. Gross
were Reedsburg visitors today + sass
Miss Bessie Wickus went this morn
ing to Winona, Mimi, to visit Miss
Margaret Hassett.
Mrs. Charles Bailey and daughters,
Violet and Gertrude, are visiting in
Beloit with Mrs. William Ludwig. @
Mrs. J. H Scheible and children
have returned from Evansville, where
they visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Frantz -
A bulletin entitled "How Feed In
spection Helps the Farmer" has been
issued by the agricultural expert
ment station Of the University Of
Wisconsin. The pamphlet was writ
ten by w. r. Stroud.
Mrs. Florence Hilliard of Madison
and brother, N. e. Van Size, Of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. G. w. Johnson, at 612 Second
street. >. Mr.. Van Size and Mrs. John
son had not met before for over, thir-
ty years. ..@.~e--es FL
About twenty neighbors and friends
gave Miss Minnie Gust surprise at
her home at 459 Lynn street Thursday
evening, the event being. III honor of
her passing birthday. The time was
pleasantly spent in music and a social
way and refreshments were served.
At a late hour the guests departed.
The new football field and stadium
at the University of Wisconsin, with
a tota. of 1900 seats, Of which $500
are concrete, are being. used for the
first time this. fall. The new field has
a decided advantage over the old field
in that the main axis is on a north
and south line, and it has been care
fully prepared so that it is now one
of the best football fields.
This morning as Percy Alexander,
son of Mr.. and Mrs John Alexander,
Greenfield, came around the corner
at Ash and Sixth streets, the auto
mobile he was driving collided with
buggy in which his sister and a
number Of other girls were riding.
The girls were on their way to school.
Although the buggy was badly dam
aged no one received injuries of any
consequence.
Mrs. Robert Meek, 223 Second ave-
nue., is entertaining two daughters and
a son-inlaw, Mrs. Frank Kelly, Mason
City, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. III. l.. Ha-i
ven, Clear Lake, iowa. Mr.. and Mrs.
Haven are on their way to st. Peters,
burg, Fla, where they expect to spend
the boreaT season Mr. Haven was
employed by Charles Wild in Baraboo
seventeen or eighteen years ago, and
since leaving here has been in heavy
construction work. He left Iowa just
at the time the election was held and
said he thought the. result would be
close. '~ ~~~ s<@--~ $3.50 = ''.~4'1 49, /
Mrs. Charles Bailey and daughter
Violet returned this morning from Be-
lott, where they visited Mrs. William
Ludwig and Mrs. Grace Bucholz.
Mrs. +. A. Du Bots is visiting in
R1chland Center with her brother, |
Leon Todd. $50 s So
Mrs. E. X. Stevens visited friends I'M
this afternoon
Willis Gilloth spent Sunday in Mer--I
rimack with friends.
L. D. McGilvra, Northwestern fire.
man, has enlisted in the navy.
Miss Arlene Flick spent the week
end at her home in Ableman.
Miss Hannah Maher was Madison
visitor today. . ~
Miss Hulda Koepp and Mrs. Bert.
Tucker spent the day in Madison.
Mrs. c. J. Sarahan has gone to Madi-
son to spend several days with her
daughters.
County Clerk F. A. Cooper has is
sued over 1900 hunting licenses this
year.
Mr. and Mrs. John De Sautelle and
son are removing from this city to
Adams.
Mrs. Fred Bisch and little daughter
are visiting at Sun Prairie with the
formers sister Mrs. w. G. Dawson.
Mrs Ray Littlejohn and cousin, Mrs.
w. D. Felzer, of La Crosse, who is
visiting her, spent the day in Madison.
Mrs. Elmer Arner, Mrs. William
Richie and Mrs. Edward Lee spent
Sunday in Reedsburg with friends. !
Mrs F. E. Berkeley spent the week
end in Madison with her daughter,
Mrs. Newe1r C.. Roger
Miss Vera Dubois has returned
from weeks visit with friends at
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Mrs. j. F. Kartack has returned
from Watertown, where she visited
her daughter Mrs. Oscar Mearzke.
Arthur Johnston Of Milwaukee and