Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-06-07

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and conditions that have been to those
now upon us. J. H. Gunnison, then
}sang Battle Cry of Freedom" the
Iquartet joining in the chorus.
| The weather all day had been
Threatening and at the close of the ex-
ercises at the hall it was raining.
About twenty automobiles had gath
cred to carry people to the cemetery
and these under the direction Of John
Thorn rapidly filled-frst members
of the G. A. r. and Relief Corps and
!. then citizens.
The band, flower girls and flag
bearers marched, although it contin-
ued to rain throughout the service.
On account of the rain a portion of
| the program at the cemetery was
omitted.
Misses Amanda and Gladys Denzer
of Baraboo spent Sunday with rela-
tives here.
S. J. Hackett came home Sunday
from Findlay, ILL.,, returning Monday
to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs r. S. LANCE and son
Phillip went Monday to Mirror Lake
to stay two weeks.
/ Mrs G.. W. Davies, who has been
seriously i'll for the past week, is i'm
| proving.
! Mrs. C. w. Hilliard, son Gordon and
daughters Jean and Elna of Baraboo
were guests Sunday of Mrs. c. G. APP
ker.
| Harold Barkenhagen spent Sunday
in Reedsburg. sr
Gerald Hawley of Duluth, Mimi,
called on old friends here last week, ?
Mrs. Cora Babb and Mrs. Isabinda
| Wright came down from Reedsburg
to spend Sunday at the S. P. Elias
home. s sAt
Mrs. Frances White of Waukesha
was the guest Thursday Of her niece,
Mrs. E. j. Lawton.
Mrs George Bible of Reedsburg
l spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
G. w. Davies. ~as~ ,
Miss Elsie Pagel returned Sunday
, afternoon to her work in Baraboo.
= Mrs. E. E. Apker, daughter jose
phine and little granddaughter, Arlene
Marshall of Baraboo, were guests Sun
| day at the home of Mrs G. G. Apkef.
|, Mrs. Florence Pearson of Baraboo
has been spending few days with
MRS. J. N. Douglas.
| Mrs. E. Pagel and daughters, Misses
Emma and Elsie, have moved into the
residence on Oak street recently pur-
| chased of S. J. Hackett. .1+}':! iu&
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Duncan and
daughter Jean spent Sunday at the
home of Mrs Duncan's sister, Mrs. b.:
B. Mccoy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Dickie and son
Lincoln, Miss Martha Northup, Mrs.
| Martha Carpenter and Mrs. Inez Hack
EFT went to the Narrows Prairie Gem
etery last Tuesday to help in fixing
Iup the lots and graves. There was a
meeting there that day of those who
are interested to clean up and beauti-
fly the place. ~
! Mrs. Emma Rooster and daughter
Lucille go this week to theirlnew cot
tage on Lake Wisconsin to spend the
summer
| Arthur Lieder was home from But
Ter to spend Sunday.
| Frederick DIPPED is home from the
! University Of Illinois, where he and
his brother Albert are taking a course
| in dentistry.
Misses Susan and Sadie Clocksen
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sister, Mrs. Charles Deyhle.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Born attend
ed the funeral of former neighbor
at Plain on Sunday.
The ladies known as the Kids
spent Friday afternoon with Mrs.
| Blanche Eschenbach. The others
present were Mrs. Mable Buxton,
/ Mrs. Pearl Draper, Mrs. Title Knapp
and Mrs. VERNE Richardson.
Mrs. Lucy Stevens was up from Bar,
Taboo on Tuesday of last week.
Al. Wright and daughter, Miss Hat,
tie, spent Sunday at the home of Ell
mer King.
i Mrs. Arthur Struck and little son
: are spending month with the for
) mers sister, Mrs. Maud Bond, in Mon
dovi:
Arthur Bonnell is home from Cum
: berland, Wis, for weeks vacation
Anniversary at German Baptist Church
The anniversary of the Young PEG
!, pies Society of the Baptist church
was celebrated Tuesday evening.
program was given, which was very
enjoyable, after which refreshments
! were served.
Il Eighth Grade Promotion
/ The following are those who have
finished the work in the grades and
: will next year be freshmen in the
high school: Ruth Spaulding, Polly
LANCE, Genevieve Platt, EstheE Sells
Clarence Geiss1er, Ivan Gunnison, Rob
!, ert Apker, Guy Buzzo, Carl Borck