Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-06-14

Mary Wilson, of Okee, attended the
graduating exercises here Friday
evening.
| Mrs. Alice Marshall OF Okee was
guest here Saturday of her brother,
Edward Loos, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A Wells were in
Lodi Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Astle and family,
Mr. and Mrs. FL. r. Pigg and daugh-
tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred fisher, James
Fitzsimmons, L. @. Smith, Mrs. j. w.
Brownrigg and daughters Grayce and
Clara, DR.. and Mrs. E. E. Tryon, Mrs.
j. Meyers, Mrs Arthur Graft, Mrs.
John Brandt, Mrs. Scott Warne, Mrs.
Louis Parks, Mrs George Loos, Mrs.
G. E. Kirchstein and son William,
Misses Mary Corcoran and Edna Wolfe
were among those who attended the
Woodman picnic at Lodi on Saturday
The following were graduates from
the eleventh grade: Stanley Dennis,
Richard Dryer and William Helm, and
from the tenth and eighth grades were
Misses Alice Carroll, Estella Cramer,
Paul and Silas Tyler, Carl and Frank
Kirchstein, Wartner Anthony, Ray
Astle, Thomas Rogers Lewis Pre-
mo and Gled Kasdorf. Commence
ment exercises were held at the M.
E. church here Friday evening. The
program was as follows: Singing by
ALL America" invocation, Rev. Ern-
est Clarke; welcome address, Paul
Tyler, president Of tenth grade class;
class history, by eighth and eleventh
grades; vocal duet, Misses Hazel Kas-
dorf and Althea Clark; essay by
Thomas Rodgers; class prophecy Dy
tenth grade, Misses Alice Carroll and
Estella Cramer, fortune tellers, and
many changes were predicted; ad-
dress by A. N. Peterson of University
of Wisconsin,; song by young ladies';
address by president of eight grade,
Wartner Anthony; song by graduates
entitled Though We PART" farewell
address, president of eleventh grade,
Richard Dwyer; farewell by Miss Lu-
ella Meade, first assistant in high
school; song, God Be With You Till
We Meet Again." address by Prof. L..
Gordon ais farewell to school and
friends, and presentation of diplomas.
The young lady graduates wore blue
bingham one-piece dresses, and the
boys blue overalls and blue shirts.
Class colors were red, white and blue;
class flower, red tulip; motto: Not for
self, but for my country. School
closed Friday. Prof. L. Gordon left
for his home in Stevens Point on
Tuesday and will enter on his duties
as superintendent of schools in Port
age county. Miss Meade went to her
home in Lodi Saturday and has been
engaged for next year as teacher at
Bloomington. Miss Lilah Dryer will
return next year; also Miss Carrie
Lawrenz. Ernest Weinkie, graduate
of La Crosse normal will be principal
of our schools next term. Misses
Dryer and Lawrenz have returned to
their homes in Excelsior and Dellona.
Miss Ruth Smith was in Baraboo on,
Saturday. Ia, w. III: sew. z.AssM -
School closed Friday with a picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fitzsimmonds
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Martin received
their friends on Wednesday and Fri
day evenings. They are newly-weds
and are locating on their fathers
farms near here. al
Mr.. and Mrs. George Loos were the
guests of the formers parents. in
Okna on Sunday
Miss Selma Gross, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Gross OF this
place, and Perry McGilvra OF James
Vile were married at the latter place
on Saturday, June 2. They will re-
side at Butler, where the groom is en-
ployed by the Northwestern line. The
bride has been successful teacher in
the state and is graduate Of the Bar
aboo high school and the University
of Wisconsin.