Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-01-04

and other ailments are Ed Ste1nDrlnk,
Miss Amelia Egerer, Miss. Hannah
Sells, Miss Elsie Griep, B. j. Cook,
Mrs. Lille Goetz, F. Dockham, Miss
Sarah Clark and Timothy Hackett.
The Home Culture club will meet
on Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. N.
Douglas. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Culbertson have
been entertaining the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Culbertson,
and sisters, Misses Arlene and Char
lotte Culbertson, all of Madison, dur
ing the holiday season.
John A. Patterson has Richelieu cof-
fee at tic per pound. Try 1t.
Miss Helen Barker visited friends
in Baraboo for the week end.
Miss Doris Blachly has returned to
Sheboygan, where she teaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rumpf and
daughter of Baraboo were guests at
the Patterson home New Years Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward and chill
dren Of Ableman visited relatives
here the fore part of the week.
Albert and Frederick DIPPED have
returned to the University Of Illinois.
where they are students in the dental
department.
Raymond Koch and Henry Geissler
have returned to business college in
La Crosse.
Ernest Weinke has returned to La
Crosse normal school, where he is q
senior
Olaf Iverson Of Taylor stopped on
his way home from Chicago to visit
his cousins, Mrs. A. A. Johnson and
Oscar Iverson.
Just in-Latest in mems shoes.
Prices right. A. A. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Pawlisch and
daughter Dorothea visited relatives in
Ableman the first of the week.
Oscar Iverson spent the fore part of
the week with Carl Nelson in the town
of Baraboo.
Novelties in Ladies' Maxine shoes
at A A. Johnson's.
A holiday dancing party was held
in the NJ w. A. hall Friday evening,
which was we'll attended, a number
being present from out Of town.
Miss Doris Blachly spent Saturday
with friends in Baraboo.
Wayne Knapp is sick with tOnsil-
tits.
German Baptist Church
Revival services are being held in
the German Baptist church this week
from Tuesday to Friday evening, in
elusive. Next Sunday is communion
Sunday.
There we're watch-night services in
the German Baptist church and Ger
man Lutheran church Sunday evening
Funeral of Hattie MieIke
The funeral of Miss Hattie Mielke
was held Tuesday afternoon from
the home of Paul Neitzel, and at 100
o'clock from the German Baptist
church in North Freedom, Rev. Chris
tan DIPPED officiating. The singers
were Messrs Gilbert Plat and Sam
Borck and Misses Frances Plat and
Ruth Grosinske, with Miss Laura
Mertzke at the organ. The pal1bear
ers were Harvey Sells, Joel Platt, Har
old LANCE, Ernest Mertzke and Hill
mer and Theodore Koch. Interment
was made in Rocky Hill cemetery.
| Seldom are so many people gather
ed to pay respects to departed one
as were assembled in grief for the
young life so soon gone out.
Many came with the remains from
the town of BaraboO; others on the
train from the city, and others were
here from Elroy.
There will be an illustrated lecture
on Thursday night at the Methodist
church by Rev. Thomas Foulkes, Jr.,
his subject being Shadows Of Great
City"
Lester Rick is very i'll at his home
on Walnut street, having had repeat
ed hemorrhages from the lungs.
Carroll Hackett of Linden visited
his grandmother, Mrs. John Virgins,
part Of the week.
Mrs. John Coving fell during the
sleet storm, injuring her arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Shendel and
children Of Ontario returned home on
Wednesday after visiting Mrs. Shen-
dePs sister, Mrs. Albert Weiland,
few days.
Miss Sarah Dickie, who teaches in
the high school in Waukesha, is home
or the holidays.
Misses Fern, Cecil and Viva Plat
came up Thursday from Baraboo to
visit their sister, Mrs. Paul Bittrick.
Miss Valeria Larson was at her
home in Kilbourn the last of the
week.
James H. Dickie was home from
Chicago the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Hackett and G.
w. Davies attended the banquet of
the poultry association in Baraboo on
Thursday evening.
Walter Klipstein of Loganville has
been the guest of Harold Barkenha-
gen at the Barkenhagen home for a
few days.
Henry Geissler, who attends bust
ness college in La Crosse, is home for
the vacation.
Mrs. Emil LANCE is entertaining her
mother from Peshtigo.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Seeley start
ed Friday for their home in Amarillo,
Texas. They were called here by the
death Of Mr.. Seeley's mother.