Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-26
by Oar Regular Correspondents

r Ernest Cady has purchased a new
Studebaker..
Mrs. Susan McFeeters and daughter
returned to >Baraboo Sunday, after Wis
iting at the Ed Egerer home.
Supper at M. E. Church
Served by the Ladies' Aid society on
Wednesday, April 25, at $50.
Change in Real Estate
Miss Anne Donaghey's property at
the end of Draper street has been sold
to Louis Reems, who will take posses
sion at once. Mrs. Nancy Post, who
has been occupying the house, will re-
| move to rooms in Mrs. Ann Hackett's
house north of the bank.
Improving Grounds
Mrs. Thomas Foulkes has been
seeking aid and material for the i'm
provement of the parsonage grounds.
! This property was SO bare of any
growing thing that there was great
chance to improve and beautify it.
Much has been done in the way of
/ setting trees, both shade, nut and fruit
| trees, vines, berries, etc. Some shrub
berry has been obtained, but more is
desired Anyone who has such to
spare will find good place for it on
these grounds, and ID would be very
acceptable.
The tennis court between the church
and parsonage has been improved and
marked, and the young people from
school are now enjoying the game.
Allen White Of Charlotte, Mich,
, spent the first Of the week with his
! mother, Mrs. Louise White, at the
home Of DR.. e. J~ Lawton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Johnson spent
the weekend with relatives in Black
! River Falls. There have been such
late SHOWS and cold weather in that
locality that the people had not be-
gun to talk of gardens.
Mrs. julius Unternahrer and Miss
Freda Griep went Tuesday to Easton
to visit the Henry family.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Merel Eos
dick, daughter on Monday April 16.
A. NJ Flick returned Tuesday from
two weeks stay at Elroy.
Henry Griep, Henry Eschenbaeh
and George Haokett spent Tuesday
at Mirror Lake.
Mrs. Herman Rooster spent Tues
day in Reedsburg.
James Draper Jr, came home Tues
day from La Crosse to spend few
days.
F. H. Smith was down Tuesday
from Elroy.
Mrs. Nellie Mcqueen and children
and Miss Mayme Dixon of Baraboo
were guests of their sister, Mrs. Whit
ney Esullmer, on Sunday. The Nc
queen family has lately removed from
Adams to Baraboe.
j. Fl Gunnison is erecting a garage
at his place recsntly purchased ON
Walnut street.
Walter Draper and family were at
Mirror Lake on Sunday. y
DIR. and Mrs. Walter Bible, the
Misses Bohn Of Lime Ridge spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Davies.
N. B. Haekett has sold the 7-pas-
senger Studehaker he purchased
year ago and bought Chevrolet.
Carl Gerke. Alva Haekett and D. A.
Carpenter went Saturday to Reeds
burg to be examined for entering the
army. Only Mr.. Hackett was sue
eessful in passing the physical ex-
animation.
Will Smith and Carl Gerks went to
Benton on Wednesday.
Miss Thyra Parisius has been here
from Beloit to spend few days.
Home Culture Party
The members Of the Home Culture
were entertained at the home of Mrs. |
G. W. Davies ON Tuesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs j. G. Patterson, who
is one of the oldest and most active
members, and who leaves this week
for her new home in Madison. Games, |
music and fancy work furnished some
thing for each one TO do, and later a
delicious picnic lunch was served
cafeteria Mrs. Patterson was pre-
scented with a spoon bearing the club
initials, the presentation being made
by Mrs. r. NJ Diekie. Mrs. Patter-
son responded with an invitation for
the club to visit her in Madison.
Anniversary Celebration
Monday evening the Royal Bloods
and wives gathered at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ristau to help
them celebrate their twentieth wed
ding anniversary. A jolly time was
spent and at late hour lunch was
served.
Another Change in Real Estate
Emery Wyman OF ElFoy came here
Tuesday looking for a place to buy
home. He purchased the Carl
LANCE property on High street. Con-
sideration 5000 This man formerly
made his home in Nebraska, but years
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