Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-09-20
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Miss Esther Goddard is visiting
friends in Milwaukee.
Mrs. S. P. Ellis and Mrs. FL. Geysler
of North Freedom were shoppers in
this city today.
| c. A. Melzl has resumed his duties
at the Melzl & McGann furniture store
after being confined to his bed for
several days.
Rev. and Mrs. w. P. Rueckheim and
children have arrived from Milwaukee
and make their home by the side of
the German M E. church. At the re-
cent conference Rev. Rueckheim was.
appointed to the Baraboo and Gale
donia German M. p. churches.
This morning at the front entrance
of the courthouse, a great swarm Of
ants was exposed on the cement walk
and wall. Evidently it was scattering
time, for many of those with wings
were disappearing in the air, and
those without wings were spread over
a large surface, evidently excited at
the exodus of the winged members.
Miss Anna Kruse of -Reedsburg
came this morning to- visit friends.
Mrs. F. McConvil and daughter Eta
of Lodi were shoppers here today.
Mrs. Fl0r1 Peterson spent the day
in Reedsburg.
Miss Minnie Luckensmeier of Able
imam is visiting at the Walter Crop
home.
Rev. and Mrs E. G.. Henke have
returned from Milwaukee. The crowds
were large.
Mrs Charles Jorg went to Madison
this morning to see her son, Harry
Murray, who is seriously ill.
Mrs N. Conan is visiting in Wone-
! woo with her cousin, Mrs Charles De-
Forest.
Mrs. Martin Holum of Mount Horeb
came this Afternoon to visit at the
Emil Gust home.
Miss Theckla Hackett returned this
morning to North Freedom after visit
ing Mrs. Martin Pierce
| Miss Mol1ie Romelfanger Of Madi-
son came this morning to visit at the
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ger.
| Miss Mable Steinhauer and Mrs
t Lawrence Paynter and little daughter
| of Madison came this morning to visit
| their sister, Mrs Herman Platt.
Miss Barbara Cameron has returned
from Crystal Fails, where she visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs J. R. Cam
eron
Vernon Cafisch and George Hattie
have returned to Camp Douglas after
spending short time here with rela-
tives and friends
| NJ E. Siggelkow has returned from
Montana, where he spent the summer.
He reports that the crops in Montana
are dried out
Miss Myrtle Helm has gone to her
home in Merrimack for few days
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
julius Helm.
| Mrs. Delwin Baertsch of Marion, ~
D., who is visiting here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Bates, went
to Reedsburg this morning to visit her
brother, A. L. Bates.
| Miss Carter, dean Of women at HUI
ron college, Huron, S. D., has been the
guest of Miss Leila Johnson for a day
or two. Miss Carter was dean Of
women at Lawrence college for sew
eral years.
Miss Emma Ochsner has gone from
Prairie du Sac to San Francisco, Calf,
accompanied by her little niece, Wini-
fred Ochsner, who made her home
with the Ochsners in that village the
/ past year and five months. Miss Oehs-
ner taught school in Baraboo for many
:. years.
| A movement is on foot amongst the
/ BARRIERS to close their shops at 600
o'clock on-two evenings each week
Tuesday and Thursday. Business is
+! light on those evenings and they feel
that they should have at least two
evenings each week in order to be at
home-or to do as they like.
Miss Maude True entertained at a
beach party at the north shore of
] Devils Lake last evening. The event
was in honor of some friends from
Chicago Twenty guests were pres
ent and spent pleasant evening. A
weiner roast and dancing were fea-
lures of the evening
| Mrs. Edwin Morris has returned to
Marshfield after visiting at the G. w.
| Cary home. Mrs Morris was formerly
Miss Alice Lockhart of this city and
is daughter of Harry Lockhart, who
was with the Ringing Bros. show for
many years.
Professor and Mrs. J. w Moncrief,
Chicago, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. H. Hill at the Warren house. Pro-
fessor Moncrief is member of the
faculty Of the University of Chicago,
and makes a specially Of church his
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