Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-09-13
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Miss Clementine Newell is visiting
friends in Reedsburg.
Mrs. Henry Tiele is visiting friends
IN Elroy.
Miss Aida Kaiser has returned from
Madison, where she visited relatives
Harry School of Adams has been
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. c. M. Smith and children
have returned from a three weeks
visit with her parents at Galesville.
Leslie and Dean Ketchum of Madi-
son are visiting their uncle and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Ketchum.
Mrs. o. J. Metz has returned to
Winona after visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Gust.
Miss Charlotte Holmes went to
C,azenovia yesterday to visit rela-
tiyes.
Mrs. Frank Pfeil, Robert Wilcox
and Mrs. Willis Gilloth motored yes
terday to Sank City to visit relatives.
Charles Herman of the Patterson
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Mr. and Mrs. Nick Straus.
Mrs. Charles Bartsch returned to-
day to her home at Minneapolis after
visiting Mrs. j. Gust and other friends
here for the past three months
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Karnopp
and family have removed to Ravens
wood Chicago where he will assist
an raising money for hospital.
Among the boys who have been
home from Camp Douglas recently
were: Herbert Steckenbauer, Ran
dali Herfort, Wayland Kier, Marco
Marriotte, Emmett Dwyer, Otto Bates
and George Werlich.
G. A Wyse, 3eedsburg, N. B. Hood,
Spring Green, and ]. S. Hall, Baraboo,
members of the soldiers relief COM
mission, held a meeting at the court
house on Tuesday The commission
voted 1000 for relief work.
Baraboo was more quiet on Mon
day, Labor Day, than on any Sunday.
The fruit store, drug store :. and all
places except tIk2 Smith 9 - Moran
restaurants, were closed. But few
persons were seen about town.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennman Chase left
Monday morning for Benton to at
tend the funeral of De Lisle, the in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Chase, who died Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Chase formerly resided here.
g. r. Marquardt, J. H. Erswell and
William Alvin, Jr. have returned
from a sightseeing trip to Milwaukee
and Chicago. In the southeastern
part of the state the weather has
been very dry and the crops were
found to be suffering for moisture.
The same condition prevailed in
northern IlIind's. They found but
little business being done on the wa
der, the bridges over the Chicago
river seldom opening for the pass
age of boats They were not able to
get into the stock yards, but had the
pleasure of visiting harvester
works, guides being on hand to show
them about. Soldiers were every
where.
Miss Alvah Messenger of Madison
returned home this morning.
Simon Hillebrandt is home from
Camp Douglas for a forty-hour fur
dough.
Mrs. Emmett Dryer and Anna HIM
nave gone to Merrimack to visit their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius HIM.
Mrs. James Hicks has returned to
Linden after visiting at the home of
DR. l.. w. Sayles.
Mrs. Rose Sweet and Mrs. Ernest
Sweet and son are visiting in Rock
ford with the formers mother, F'rs,
John Bowers.
Miss Frances Fish of Reedsburg
came this morning to visit Miss Edna
Giebel in Delton.
Mrs A. Newman has returned to
Chicago after visiting Mrs. George
Hupprich.
Miss Mable Goodeonugh has re-
turned to Wilton after visiting her
cousin, Miss Armeta Peterson.
Miss Helen Baumgarten is visiting
in Ableman with her brother, E. L.
Baumgarten.
Mrs. C. G. Salisbury of Reedsburg
was a business caller here this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ashton, who
have been visiting here at the Fl. P
Palmer home, have returned to Bell
mont.
Misses Emma and Florence Hupp
rich and Emma Geiser have returned
30 Madison after visiting friends here
Mrs. William Hollingsworth went
TO Reedsburg this morning to visit
ner sister, Mrs. Floyd Daniels.
Mrs G. A. Pabodie Of Sioux City
Ia, who has been visiting here will
AIR. and Mrs. M. J. Tyler has gone t.
Grand Rapids to visit relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Luebke went thit
morning to Palmyra to visit Mrs
Vert Reed, who will be remembers