Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-27

dIlQ SUI 0udIlGS VIII SptuU
in Madison with relatives.
Misses Della Payne and Cora Peck
of st. Paul are visiting here at Their
respective homes.
Mrs. August Mertzke has returned
to North Freedom after visiting her
arrt. Mrs. Frank Schneider.
Miss Jennie Doersehlag Of Madison
is spending the holidays with her moth
er, Mrs. Barbara Doerschlag.
Miss Dorothy Baer, teacher at Wood
ford, is home for the Christmas vaca-
ton. Miss Bessie Baer, teacher at
Jefferson. is also home for the holi.
days.
Mrs. Mark Warren and daughter
Lucille and son Willot have returned
to Madison after visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Salmons and
son Dale are visiting in Benton with
their son Glen.
| Mrs. Carl Kosin aud son Robert are
visiting relatives and friends at
Wonewoc and Elroy.
{ Mrs. H r. Borchers is spending a
few weeks with relatives at Hustler
and Mauston
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Horkan are Wis
/, iting in Reedsburg with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs William Hayes.
| Miss Gladys Dubois who teaches AZ
E, Maple Hill, is spending the holidays
! here.
Mrs. ]. w. Kaehler has returned
from Merrimack, where she visited
her brother, William Carroll
Mrs. H. Judevine is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs William Wolley, at Reeds
5, burg.
| Miss Zama Cornell of Chicago is Wis
! iting her mother, Mrsi Harvey Pigg,
at Merrimack, and with friends in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs M H. Siegel and
daughter Evelyn and son Edward will
spend Christmas with relatives in
/, Chicago.
Miss Alice Murphy OF Madison is Wis
+, iting her sister, Mrs. A. F. Murphy
Thomas Finn of Chicago is visiting
+, friends and relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Mearzke and
daughters of Watertown are here for
| the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. f. Kartack.
Among those from Camp Grant for
| four days furlough are: Edward
Harmel Harley Jones and Earl Web
ster.
Mrs Helen Walker and son of Sas-
katchewan Can, have come to spend
1.-THE winter with the formers parents,
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Hazeltine.
Sergeant Edward r. Blackwell,
Charles Graham and Emmett r.
IKauphusman, are home from Camp
| Grant for short time.
The members of the M E. Sunday
school gave their Christmas program
yesterday morning at $3.50 An offer
| ig of $50 for the starving Armenians
was taken. This along with SITE col
lected at the tabernacle last week, and
other contributions will be forwarded
to New York Wednesday by F. A.
Nehs, who will receive contributions
up to that time. III. q<
Mrs Gust Barkenhagen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Black, Mrs. William Leece
and Miss Cecilia Of North Freedom
WGI6 SuOpHGIO nCIC lN4O IiOl inns
Raymond Roser and OrrieI Philbrick
are here for few days furIough. The
young men have a write band around
their cap showing that they are in
the aviation corps.
Mrs. Sarah Pigg, Miss Stella Dennis,
Miss Grace Hathaway Of Madison and
Miss Ada Plgg of Chicago went to
Merrimack this morning to visit at the
William O'Keefe home.
Miss Catherine Johnson entertained
at her home on Fourth street Sunday
evening at 5 O'Clock supper. A
Christmas tree laden with presents
was also feature of the evening.
Those present were: Misses Alice
Owen, Erma Spencer, Marcella Coates
and Emma Radel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Jones and the
latter'sI mother have returned to Grand
Rapids They came to bring the re-
mains of Mr.. Case, WHO died at Grand
Rapids some days ago. MIR. Case was
| a. pioneer of Baraboo and served as al
derman soon after the city passed
from village to a municipality. His
brother was the father Of Mrs. r. NJ.
La Toilette.
Miss Tena Sosinski has gone to her
home at Wonewoc for the Christmas
vacation.
John Gibbs and Otto Kister of Prat-
rie du Sac were in Baraboo Monday.
| The latter was in Madison few days
last week.
Two cars filed with young men
went to KilDourn and stopped at the
benefit dance in Delton on the way
home. Several warrants have been
/ issued in the office of Justice H. L.
Halsted and there will be something
to explain little later on
German has been dropped from the