Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-03-28

Mr.. ana MRS. EDWARD LluuGI Hail
of Reedsburg spent Sunday with the
latter's mother, Mrs. Herman Smith.
They have disposed of their restau-
rant business in Reedsburg.
Miss Lucille Eschenbach is i'll with
inf1ammatOry rheumatism.
Charles Pawlisch and William
Bluemchen were home from Camp
Grant to spend Sunday
Easter dance M. w. A. hall Friday
evening April 5. Trebilcox orchestra.
Come everyone and have good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn of Sank City
were guests Sunday of their son, W.
C. Hahn, and family.
A. H. Voeck is home from the Mad
ison general hospital, but went down
Saturday for treatment.
Mrs. E. A. Kuhlman is visiting rela-
tives in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. j. H. Mastin and daughter,
Miss Reba of Baraboo visited Mr.. and
Mrs. S. P. Elias the first of last week.
Mrs. M. J. Carpenter is i'll with an
attack of bronchitis.
The Birthday club met Tuesday eV-
ening with Mrs. George Black in cele-
bration Of her birthday. Ice cream
and cake were served,
Floyd Grosinske is substituting on
route 1, rural delivery. There will be
competitive civil service examina-
, ton for filling such position next
month. This position was vacant be-
oF Cook
on account Of i'll health.
/ At the close of the Red Cross meet
| ing Thursday afternoon a social hour
was spent in honor of Mrs. Henry
! Geissler, who soon leaves for Colorado
to make her home. Mrs. Geissler has
had charge Of the knitting and has
worked early and late for it's success.
| The Royal Neighbors met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Rose Griep.
DR.. P. C. Dierschke was in Baraboo
Monday on professional business.
The last number Of the lecture
course, excepting the home talent play
! to be given, was last Saturday even
ing. Francis Hendry, entertainer and
accompanist were all that was claimed
for them and they made very enjoy
able evening for the large crowd out
to hear them.
Mrs. J. Rodwell of Delton spent a
portion of last week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Victor Moon. She was &C
companied here by her grandson, Don
aid Moon who also returned with her
The Finch club met Friday even
ing with Mrs. Albert Weiland.
The John Feustel family has moved
to Ableman.
Mrs. Julius Unternahrer started Fri
day for Tennessee, where Mr.. Inter
nahrer has been for several weeks.
James B. Randall was down Tues
day from Reedsburg.
The Five Hundred club met with
Miss Ethel Hewitt on Tuesday even
ing.
William Lehman was called the
first of the week to Marshfeld by the
death of a sister
M. E. Church
Rev Victor Moon, pastor
s p. m. Friday-Service for Good
Friday. Subject, '*The Last Seven
! Words from the Cross.
EASTER SUNDAY
10 a. m.-Sunday- school.
11-Morning service. Subject, "The
Man Who Rose from the Dead"
6:45-Epworth league. Topic, Lies
sons from the Risen Christ's Forty
Days" Leader, Miss Elsie LANCE
7:3O-Evening service. "The Place
Of Christ in Art
Operations
Mrs Mary Trumble went last week
to GAINESVILLE, where she underwent an
operation for cataract successfully.
Miss Valera Larson accompanied her
remaining until after the operation.
Mrs G. w, Hackett had growth
cut from her eyelid the last of the
week by DR.. Dierschke.
Mrs. Thomas Foulkes of Ironton
who visited her son Charles and fam
lily portion Of last week, went to Bar
aboo and Thursday entered the hos
pitaI for operation. She is reported
as doing we'll.
Accidents at the Quarry
Last week John Nuemburg had his
eye injured by flying piece of rock.
Herman Kruger, who has one BAD
eye, had the good one injured last
Friday night and was stricken blind
but after having it taken care Of,
could see the next day.
Sylvester Du Bots Monday had his
foot mangled by freight car running
onto it. Dr.. Dierscske took care of it
and Tuesday took him to Reedsburg
for X-ray examination.
i Roy Miner had his great toe broken
while working at the quarry Monday.
When Leonard Nehring started
home from work early Thursday morn
ing without a lantern, he missed the
bridge by nearly the width Of the cart,
only two wheels striking it. Horse,
man and cart went into the creek all
/ over. Ed Hanko and Henry Plupper,
who were just starting for home,