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

inter were weekend guests at the
w. Hackett home.
Iarold Jaeger and bride from Kan
have been guests of the formers
at, Mrs. Title Plat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 7Griep and chill
en- and Miss Elsie Griep spent
drsday at Mirror lake.
drs. Mary iverson Of Taylor, and
e. Graft of Chicago were guests OF
s. S. A. johnson the last of the
ISIS Isenberg of Baraboo was the
est of Miss Myrtle Caves last Wed
day,
FRS. Boyle and two children of Wa
town returned home Tuesday after
days visit with her sister-in-
Mrs. P. G. Dierschke.
drs. A. A. Johnson and Mrs. G. w.
lies. went Thursday evening to-
600 to be initiated into the mys-
.es of the Order of Eastern Star.
5. Emma Rooster also attended.
u. and Mrs. ]. P. Trebilcock from
ada have been spending a week
! the formers father, sister, Miss
ME, and brother, William Trebil-
X, and family.
1iss Fannie Cooley and little
new, Charles Cooley Bench, were
5 the, last of the week of Mrs.
y Elliott.
:. Mather and family of Baraboo
: guests at the HaGkett Virgins
le Sunday.
number OF the young people from
e~were in attendance AT the field
of the graded schools in Merri-
Saturday.
;. Verde Davenport was guest
Thursday at the Fu1lmer- Whitney
'chard Murphy of Chicago, Morris
es of N. Crystal Lake, and Will
Hayes of Chicago were here last
k to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Murphy.
Car Tipped Over
.st Sunday when the Kuester Ford
ed the corner at the John Sells
it also turned over. -Four young
y were the occupants. No one
injured, but the car had a broken
tshield.
Carload OF Forts
garage received a CARLOAD of
cars last week. Two of them
to Loganville, one to Prairie du
and the others were sold to All
Hintz, Ed Hfntz and Albert Ben
School Entertainment
= high school and grades gave
1tertainment in the NJ. w. A hall
y evening which was We'll at
ID. Much of the program was
1tic and met with a hearty re-
Sc from the audience.
are were songs, drills, dialogues.
little play finished the program
band furnished music for the &C.
!. All appeared at their best
gave an enjoyable evening.
Farewell Party
Sunshine club gave Mrs. Ray
rtson a surprise party on Wed
" evening of last week. An
rate lunch was served and a
ar of gifts left with this mem
who went Sunday to make her
in Beloit, where Mr.. Culbert-
in the employ of the railroad
any.
Operation in Madison
m the advice of Drs. Dierschke.
h and Hummel, Walter Hill
aiken last Saturday TO the Madi-
eneral hospital, where he under
an operation for appendicitis,
c. Jackson being the operating
n. He was accompanied by his
his brother, William Hill, and
G.. Dierschke Mr.. Hills condi-
vas critical, but at the present
his symptoms are more favor
Culbertson family is packing
paratory to moving to Beloit.
Tracy and family will move
DenZer home thus vacated.
rney John F. Doherty of La
was the guest Thursday of his
r. J. B. Doherty.
A. Grosinske and Mrs. Charles
n have been spending a few
I the Ed Sells farm on account
serious illness Of the daughter
ster of Mrs. Sells.
Reighard and little daughter
easter are the guests of the
mother, Mrs. Addie Reig-
Helen Templin spent the first
week with relatives in Bara-
Ollie Hewitt went Wednesday
eman to see her brother, who
misfortune te~s break a leg.
Otto Smith, son, WILDER and
larry Barkenhagen spent Wed
n Baraboo.
Adeline Johnson has been Ill
,aunatism but is improving.
Douglas has gone to Minneso'