Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-05
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Mrs. N H. Sutherland and son
Robert went this morning to James
vile to visit Mrs. Robert Dressler.
Miss Mary Schenkat has returned
to North Freedom after visiting Miss
Irma Stadler, on First street.
Misses Dorothy Davenport and Ma
bile Marquette went to Reedsburg this.
morning to visit the formers aunt
Mrs. A. E. Chamberlain. .sos
. Rev. and Mrs. w HI. Garfield, who
have been visiting the latter's father,
J. w. Harrington returned this morn
ing to their home at Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs William Stanley re-
turned this morning to their home
after visiting relatives here for
short time. 1s1I .s. s..a.- G.a
| Miss Elva Wheeler is spending this
week at the home of her grandpar
ents at Reedsburg and attending the
teachers institute.
Miss La Veta Wheeler and cousin,
) Frank Kuntz, of ST. Paul, were call
ers in Reedsburg today at the c. M.
Kester home. >@.t
/ Mrs. Henry Alexander and two
grandchildren, Gene and Evelyn
Beige, went to Westfeld today to at
tend ladies' aid meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Eleanor Weidman.
Mrs. Henry M. Winchester has re-
turned to Reedsburg after visiting
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Hamilton, on Lynn
street.
H. E. Paddock of La Vale, mem
Der of the Sank county exemption
board, spent Thursday in Baraboo. He
says the ship on which his son Benja-
min sailed has reached France The
parents expect a letter early in Sep
TENDER.
G.. B. Lester and son John Of Mad-
son are camping on the terminal mo-
raire at the north end of Devils lake
Mr.. Lester is connected with the Wis
i cOnsin Tree Library commission in the
capitol and frequently visits this re-
giOn. He is a member Of the John
Muir walking club of the capital city.
j The two expect to join the pilgrim
| age to Fort Winnebago next Monday
A. A. Schnurr, superintendent for
the Frank Herfort Canning company,
has returned from trip to Illinois,
where he visited a number of canning
plants. @"#@ s
Miss Alice Peterson of Lodi was in
town today after visiting relatives at
Kilbourn. s"a"'tt- - #@.ao
Mrs A. L. Farnsworth and four
children spent the day in Madison
with Miss Gertrude Promo. @&
Mrs. Forest Adams and son Charles
returned today to their home at Du-
buQue, Ia. after spending the summer
at the John Bremen home
Mrs. G. w Franklin and daughters,
Lilah and Mildred, of La Crosse, are
visiting the formers sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs G. p. Hackett,
north Of town. .a|la @..+
Miss Lucille Warren left this morn
ing for the Great Lakes Naval Train
I ing station, where she will visit her
brother Willot Warren. She will also
visit at Milwaukee. &.L H54
: Mr.. and Mrs. John Force, daughter
Gladys and son Alden left this morn
ing for BelYidere, ILL.,, after visiting
relatives in this city They were ac-
companied home by Miss Lucille Pad
dock. The trip was made in a car.
Mrs. Joe Lusby returned yesterday
from Rochester, where she went tc
see her nephew. Kenneth Heath, who
is in the Mayo hospital taking treat
ment for his eyes. He is not much
improved, but some hope is given of
saving his eyesight tuv. .:4 arr. /
Attorney B. G. Bentley, Mrs. F. K.
Bentley and Robert E. Lee have re.
turned from trip to Iowa. They
crossed the Mississippi river, On
ferry almost due west of Baraboo and
report fine clay roads in the Hawkeya
state. During one day they drove al
most two hundred miles. .sqEE h.s /
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Marriott, Third
street, were very i'll Wednesday from
eating caulif1ower which they had
purchased, that had been sprayed
with arSenate of lead. q rr~5. er.