Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-02-22
Ben Dean Yves up Wednesday from


c. r. Cooley Of Madison was here
che fore part Of the week.
Mrs, Norman Goodman, daughter
Dorothy and son Theodore visited
Mrs. GoOdman's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. p. Bassett, in Baraboo the
middle of the week.
Mrs John Ward Of Ableman visited
relatives here Wednesday.
Mrs. e. B. Mccoy spent Wednes-
6av With relatives in Baraboo.
Mrs. John Cowing and little son
bave both been seriously i'll, but are
Improving.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. 8. B. Areundo
q daughter Thursday night.
Mrs. Thomas Foulkes spent Friday
I'm Waunakee.
Mrs. O.. w. Hahn Of Sank City is
The guest Of her son, w. G. Hahn,
ahd family.
Mrs. Augusta Heffel was up Fri
day from Baraboo to spend the day.
Mrs. John Sells is confined to her
tnome by illness.
John Getzke, Victor Sells, Albert
Grosfnske and I'D Sells attended the
Pearson auction at Chenille Friday.
Miss TiIIie Sch1umberger was called
Thursday evening to her home in
Rpedsh9sg by the serious illness of
der mDSber.
I q. Horton is visiting relatives in
Baraboe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Janzer spent
Wednesday, in Madison.
Mrs. SchieTholtz of Reedsburg was
fhe guest OF Mrs James Sproul the
last of the week.
Mrs. Charles Wright spent the week
end in South Delton helping to care
Cor her niece, Lucille Bayles, who is
very sick with infammatory rheur
mat'sm.
Mr. and Mrs. John Letter, Mr., and
airs. Charles Wright and Mr.. and
airs. Charles Bayles, the latter couple
from Merrimack spent Wednesday
ct the Albert Putz home east Of town.
Masquerade Bail
The masquerade ball given Thurs
day evening in the M. w. A. hall was
a great success. a large crowd OF
anaskers were present, as well as
many others. The music was fur
Wished by the Peterson Harp Orches-
fra Of KilbOurn. Lunch was served
Gn the hall. Those who won prizes
dor the best costumes were:
ladies' - First, Miss Caroline
Triumph, Valentine costume; second,
Mrs. Louis LANCE, America" third,
Mrs. Leonard Lange, comic.
GeRts-First, Arthur Hackett, MEX
acan; second. Leonard LANCE. Uncle
Sam: third, Henry Seawert, clown.
Valentine Parry
The seventh and eighth grades en-
J0yed Valentine party in the annex
"Wednesday evening. A valentine box,
games and lunch furnished the amuse-
ment FOR the evening. Misses TRIUMPH
and schlumberger were the chap
eeIona.
Home Culture C,uE
The Home Culture cldb met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Maude Bar
Ker. The program for the afternoon
was:
PAPER on Coming of Arthur, Laun-
celot and Elaine and Queen Guinever
Mrs. Edith Dickie.
Paper on the Patriotic Poems-Mrs.
Mary Patterson.
Current topics: "The Coal Cues
ton" Mrs. Maude Barker; "The Lin
er1n Highway" Mrs. Edith Dickie.
Roll call: patriotic quotations.
Adjourned to meet in two weeks
with Mrs. Emma Davies.
Interment Friday Afternoon
The remains of George Holmes, ST..
were Inferred here Friday afternoon.
1t was his wish to be laid near his
daughter, Maude Holmes Smith, who
died here nearly twenty years ago.
MT. ana MES. .. d. AAoCnANtS SS'ANAN
home Saturday from Chicago to spend
q fortnight.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Ulrich and
baby, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Drescher and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Gurgel
and children, Mrs. Rheinholdt Ulrich
Mrs H. Kantz. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
TrIYicy, and children. Mr. and Mrs
Albert Drescher and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
fiana Drescher all went Sunday tc
Reedsburg to be present at the chris
tening of the young son of Mr.. anc
airs. Herman Drescher.
William Lehman is confined to thf
house by illness.
Mrs. Ann Hackett. who has beer
visiting relatives in Valley Junction