Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-24

Mrs. Christ Hoffman of North
Freedom accompanied her sister,
Mrs. Earl Cramer, to her home here
for a few days visit last week.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. Mae Cramer last Wednesday.
Misses Halle Clafiin and Jean Peck
are sick.
Mrs. w. W. Fuller attended Chris
tan Science lecture at Baraboo' on
Sunday afternoon.
| i Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Moulton and
daughters, Aleita and Reva, Mrs.
(, George Loos and Miss Constance
King motored Friday to Prairie du
Sac.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Swanson Of
/ Madison spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Swanson.
Mr.. and Mrs John Meyers were in
Baraboo on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel d. Promo and
, daughter Lucille and son Louis at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Premo's
father, John Wilson, of Okee, at Lodi
last Thursday Joseph Moulton took
them in his auto. Mr.. Wilson had
been very ill for a long time.
August Kunce spent Saturday and
Sunday in Baraboo with his son, Will
liam Kunce, and family
Mrs. Horstman of Baraboo spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Mae Ora
mer.
Stanley Shanks of Caledonia spent
Sunday with his brother, Ninnian
Shanks, and wife.
Rev. Clarke will address the SOL
diers and friends at the M. E. church
on Sunday morning, May q.
On Wednesday, May 80, the citi-
zens are requested to. meet with the
schol children and veterans at the
schoolhouse and the street corner by
the Mccormick restaurant and march
to the cemetery to decorate graves
of the soldiers, and return. At 2 p.
m. a program will be given by the
school children on the school grounds
if the weather permits, If not at
some suitable place. Rev. Clarke will
give an address at the close OF the
program by the school.
Mrs. Thomas Barrow formerly
Miss Lavina Drown who resided
here and in Caledonia many years,
and who committed suicide at her
home in Fairfield Last Wednesday,,
was brought here Friday for burial in
Oak Hill cemetery. The family was
accompanied by Mr.. Barrow's broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
B. Hackett, son Edyn and daughter
of North Freedom, and his uncle,
/. Thomas Promo, besides large num-
Der Of friends from that vicinity Flu
neral was held at home and prayer
was given at the grave by the pastor.
DR.. and Mrs. Martin, Mrs. G. L. Clark,
Mrs. L. O. Smith, Mrs. George Loos
and Arthur C. Hills sang Jesus, Low
err of My Soul" and "Rock Of Ages"
at the interment Friends and rela-
tives from this vicinity came to show
their sympathy to the bereaved fam
ily. She leaves three daughters and
two sons, besides her husband; also
two brothers and two sisters. Bear
ers were John Mccormick, George
and Dan Promo, George Loos, Albert
e. Dennis and Otto J. Halbman.
/ Miss Ferne Halbman came up from
Madison to attend the Halbman-
Ghenske wedding last Wednesday
evening at p NJ, Rev. Tyler tying
the nuptial knot They were accom-
panied by the groom's cousin, Herold
Halbman, instead of Fred Wolfe, as
in last weeks items, and the brides
, sister, Miss Lydia Ghenske. Misses
:! Estella Wolfe of Merrimack and
!, Louise McCammon of Baraboo assist
led with dinner serving. They were
/, given tin pan and cow bell sere
made by many friends. The bride il
graduate of the Baraboo high
: school and the Sank County Training
, school, and taught school in the Car
, roll district the past year. The groom
. lis carrier on rural route No. ant
both are well and favorably known
| in this vicinity.
: Miss Ruth Smith spent one day o
| last week in Baraboo.
81 Mrs. Roy Peck of Baraboo was |
= Sunday guest of her aunt, Mrs. Mar,
r Dennis.
Ell Louis Promo, Sr, suffered sever
7 return of illness last Saturday.
t The county field meet was well al