Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-18
Harold BonneN was home from Mad.

Harold BenneH was home from Mad
ison to spend Sunday. ~, .t,,
Dr. G. Schellenberger of . Milwaukee,
has been sFSTpsenFldf lin few days here
, with relatives. araft roYf
FL HAROLD Barkenhagen was home from
Madison to.s spend Sunday. bis nsrr
Sergeant Royal Draperiof Camp Mac
Arthur: Waco, ,6Bexasy6 arrived here
!, Saturday to spend a few days, called,
| by the serious illness of his mother
Mrs. James DraperG8 bad az 81 8GOn
;s7 Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Brooks and chila
/, dren, August Bender and Mr. and Mrs,
Albert Giese notofed to Randolph on
Friday, remaining until Sunday with
friends. Mrs. g. Barkenhagen and
daughter Mary "a accompanied them as
far as PORTAGE cav ,siF1o g Ao'!O
sn,Mrs. sweet Of Barabooa rs caring for +,
Mrs. James Draper, '' '"' - -" -,
8aMiss Sadie Lieder has been spend
ing a few days with the Denzer fam
lily in Baraboo.
~ Miss Ollie MieIke has. gone, to ,ElfeogE,
to- spend the summer with her sister.
Y" Mrs. c. kN.nFisk of Tonaah issvisiting
Mrs. NJ j., Carpenter and other relat.
tives here. She, is on her way home
from an auto trip to Iowa. n..s
A. Lieder went Monday morning to
Barabeog where he lis engaged TO- do
carpenter work. b91s9lo ii 3gd .d'h 9f
The, Sunshine club met Friday even
ing with Mrs. Katie. Thorn, = .,a9,r
u Milton 'Deyhle had the misfortune
Ito fracture a bonesin his forearm last
week While attempting TO- crank The
meat market truck! . $50 5s T9q@0"
r. Miss Amelia sBgeFer has been 9en-.
joyingS a. vacation from her duties at
/ Az A.! Johnsoh'sj store! Oscar IversonA
is, now on a vacation from the Same
qstore, going Sunday to Florence you"
Miss Susie ? Petteys has returned
from spending two weeks in Baraboo
with Mrs? Clarence F'arnworth.!, ''@
Misses Doris BlachTy, Josephine
eLangdonl and aGenevfeves 'Hengstler
spent, Saturday in Baraboo. D2i2,ft ~
"A number from here have been Der
ryinga the past week, picking the. wild
raspberries, red and black. IS 914p' W
Mr. oafld Mrs. Q E. A. 2 HUFFMAN spent
a, portion of7last week in Madison
Mr. and Mrs. William Du Bots have,
been spending a. few days with their
sons beyond la Rue f'.@f 7o' 5.3'l'''
Mr. and Mrs. William Putt and
daughter Wilma, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
, Jantz and sons Of Webster Prairie
spent Sunday with the Charles Wright
and John Letter families: nsn 'AD'
Mrs sag. fIackett and Mrs. Polly
Virgins spent from Friday Until. Sun
day at the William Hackett home in
eWestfeId. Mr. Hackett' and Mrs, Inez
Hackett went up to Spend Sunday and
all returned Sunday evening ~" '',''I 1
aH Whitney Fullmere is putting UP hay
ON the Jack Dickie farm '8t 5D' ~
:, Mrs! Nancy Post spent Thursday,
with friends III Baraboos ""5F u
Mrs. Anna Barnhart' Of New Mexico
was the guest of Mrs. Emma Koester
ON Saturday, Mrs. BarnhartS was for
merly Miss Anna Runipf% '89 ~ 9'@
=, IA. M Fisk went to E1roy last week
to, stay awhile with his son, a. j. Fisk.
=, Mr.. and Mrs: r. I'll. Smith OF Elroy
spent Saturday with relatives here. D'
! Mrs E. f. TApker;; daughter Jose
phine and granddaughter Arlene Mar
shall were up from Baraboo on Wed
nesday. me- E'-7.4 - 'AI'''
, Mr. and Mrs! Thomas Foulkes,,' Jr.,
who have been spending a week in
Ironton with the formers parents, re-
turned here Monday of'E -2'%' ~ ''' :
sdt 10 ~ Red Cross Benefit ..,o.
1.-THE sewing society of La Rue last
Thursday turned in 1855 from the
rice-cream. social, and quilt rattle held
at Dell Young's at La Rue to the local
Red Cross society. .....,,o, ,o,.erfnfe
The birthday club was. entertained
Tuesday evening by Mrs, Herman Pa.
gel.
James Draper Jr., is home from La
Crosse to spend a few days, -, rYgon
A. J. CoIvin is. spending the week in
Poynette.
Mrs. Herman Kietzke and daughter,
Miss Sylvia, of Hitchcock, S. d., have
been visiting their cousins, the Misses
Sells. They also visited relatives in
Milwaukee and other points in the
state.
T Miss Winifred Donerty of lennon,
SD, visited her brother aJa b.. Doher-s
ty, and family on Friday; She was on
her way to take position in govern. !,
ment service in washington, D. c.,
Kenneth Dickie is employed at West
Allis. t.'A lt2'.' 80. i
&c. W. Hackett was home from kan
sasv0ity to Spend Sunday. 71a ruth s,.o !
t0CharIes oPaw1isch y and William !,
Bluemchen were home from Camp
Robinson TO spend Sunday :" z" 81
IS MIR. and Mrs. Gerald Haw1ey Of Du-
31uth called on friends here Tuesday.
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