Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-09-06
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This morning Edwin Goggin, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Goggin, 703 Fifth
street, left his Century bicycle in
front of the OFT hardware store and
when he returned soon after, the
wheel was gone. Onlookers reported
they saw a stranger riding it down the
street The wheel was not new one,
but new tires had recently been
placed on the rims. The youth feels
the loss of the wheel, and will be
thankful to receive any information
concerning it's location.
Rev. W. P. Rueckheim, pastor of
the Fifth M. e. church in Milwaukee,
has been appointed pastor of the Ger
man M E. church at Baraboo and the
adjoining circuit. The members of
the congregation feel that fortune is
with them in having Rev Rueckheim
as their pastor Rev. C. F. Dessmeier,
who has served the congregation dur
ing the past year, will go to Chicago
to engage in other work on account
of his health. Herman Voll attended
the conference as lay delegate, and
Paul NeitZel accompanied him.
DR.. r. II. Bitter has come from Mil
OWL. On May Is Mrs. Voll was taken
ill with an abscess and has not been
able to regain her normal strength.
She is much better than she was some
weeks ago.
Mrs. E. G. Marriott has moved to
Chicago and will make home there
for her son, e. Dean Marriott. The
son has charge of the Chicago office
for a soap company, and sells only in
carload lots. He has built up the bus
mess fer the firm at Chicago until the
Office is next in Importance to the one
at the factory. Mrs. Marriott has
shipped her houshold goods and eX-
poets to remain there for some time.
Dr.. and Mrs. E. P. Hall have return
ed to Eau Claire after short visit
in Barab boo, Rev. Hall stopping OIL his
way from the conference at Madison
Rev. Hall has been transferred from
Eau Claire to Dakota conference,
but his location has not been dec ded
upon. 1t is stated there is not as
much harmony at Eau Claire as there
might be, and for that reason he did
not care to remain more than a year
He has been at Brookings, S. d., in
past years and expressed a desire to
be returned to that field. He was the
pastor of the Baraboo church for a
number of years.
B. L.. Bohn of Elroy is guest at the
John Kier home.
r. G.. Fogle spent Sunday and Mon
day in Madison.
Miss Mayme Fay of Chicago is visit
'ng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Jay.
Miss Laura Baxter spent yesterday
at Winona.
Miss Charlotte Achterberg spent the
weekend in Merrimack with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Achterberg.
Mrs. Ethel Shattuck and daughter
La Veta of Chicago left today for New
Butler to visit after visiting here with
her mother Mrs George Jennings and
other relatives.
Miss Julia Simmer spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Madison.
Mrs. George Palmer is visiting with
friends in Milwaukee.
Miss Ruth Beech has returned to
Adams after visiting Miss Marjorie
| Fisher
Claude and Rufus Palmer are visit
ing at the home of their uncle, ]. l.
Bonham.
Mrs. Lewie Allen spent the day in
Madison with her sister, Mrs. Beulah
Smith.
Miss Gladys Petty has returned to
Waterloo after visiting her uncle and
| aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Prothero.
Miss Lucy Arnold Of Elroy is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Elmer Arner.
| Miss Gladys Dwyer spent last even
| ing in Madison.
| Mrs. Belle Wood spent the day in La
valle.
| Mrs. F. E. Billiard went to Reeds
!, burg this morning to visit her hus
band.
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