Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-17
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Mrs. F. Perkins is visiting in Mil
waukee with relatives.
Mrs Ellis Keepers is ill with the
grip at her home in Fairfield.
Mrs. John Corbin is visiting in Mad
ison with her sister, Mrs. Hawkins.
Miss Edith Stein is visiting rela-
tives at Madison.
Mrs. George Hupprich and daughter,
Ella Marie, are visiting relatives in
Madison.
Mrs. H. Viestenz, who has been at
the home of her daughter at Arcadia,
| is here for the present.
Mrs. Otto Domke of North Freedom
spent the day here with her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Jorg.
Miss Mary Altpeter Of Elroy, who
has been visiting her brother Oscar
| Altpeter, has gone to Madison to visit
| her sister, Mrs. F. B. Choate.
Misses Lorraine Brewer and Judith
Schultz have returned to Grafton Hail.
Fond du Lac, after spending the vaca-
ton here with their parents.
Rexall Cherry Bark Cough remedy
will relieve that cough. 25c and SOC
at Evenson's pharmacy.
Miss Frances Sturdevant, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. J. Stur-
devant, has returned to her home at
Galesville.
The clerks of the Variety store,
chaperoned by the proprietors, Mr.
fclZ
picnic supper last evening, followed by
a theater party at the AL. Ringing.
J. A. Murray reports that Ralph
Murray, one of the young men listed
| by the exemption board, enlisted at
| Milwaukee, was assigned to Jefferson
barracks, st. Louis, and has written
that he will be sent to California. The
young man is nephew of the Baraboo
resident and resided near KilbOurn.
| The Avalon club met last evening
With Mrs J. E. Johnson on Seventh
avenue. Eight members were present
and spent the evening in fancy work
and music, after which refreshments
were served by the hostess. The club
adjourned to meet in one week with
Miss Phoebe Abbey.
Mrs. J. r. Hofstatter and daughter
Mrs. G. J. Shiels attended the fu-
neral Of the formers cousin, Volney
Virgins, at North Freedom
| Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Queerhammer re-
turned this morning to Cazenovia aft
err visiting their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Doppler.
Miss Crissie Crawford has returned
vacation spent here with her mother,
Mrs. Minnie Crawford.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore UphOff, who underwent an
operation at St. Mary's hospital at
Milwaukee, has been taken to it's home
greatly improved.
A special service was held at the
First M. E. church on Sunday evening
at which time the service flag was
dedicated. Twenty young men have
gone from this church, eleven being
members and the others we're mem
bers Of the Sunday-schOol. The names
Of the young men were read by T. F.
RisIey, dedicatory address by F. r.
Bentley, prayer was offered by DR.. w.
A. HaZeltine, and the pastor read an
appropriate poem. The following are
the young men gone from the church.
Clifford La Mar, Ralph McGilvra, John
Sprecher, Otto Bates, Dewey Arm
bruster, Forest Barber, Ralph Ketch-
um Richard Mailer, Lawrence Wake
field, Vaughn Gibbons, Veo Gibbons.
Phillip Gibbons, Walter Hazeltine,
Frank Wood, Raymond Roser, Tom
Watson, Russell McGiIvra, George Mar
tiny, George knight and Horace
knight.
Mrs. George Holah left this after
noon for Rock Valley, Ia, to attend
the funeral Of her sister, Mrs. L. j..
Cline, who passed away at Grand Pass,
Ore. and burial will be made in Iowa
beside her husband She has been the
guest of Mrs. HoIah in tbs city num-
Der of times, and is we'll known here.
Miss Bernice Spaulding of Ableman
was a visitor here today.
Frank Short of Greenfield fell on an
axe yesterday and cut cash in his
knee. The wound is healing nicely.
Mrs. D. G. Priest of Merrimack visit
ed her daughter, Jessie Priest, who is
in the Baraboo hospital
While Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hewitt
were in town on Friday they lost
pocketbook containing over SIT. The
property was found by Beaufort
French while on his way to school. A
small want advertisement in this pa
per brings the lost money to the right
full owner