Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-31
SATURDAY
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ACCOMPLISHED Refreshments were
served and collection of $16O was
taken, this money to be used to buy
new material to work on. Any, out
grown garments or new material will
be appreciated, as these are taken and
made over to the best advantage. Ev-
erybody is urged to attend, as there
is much work to be done, in order to
get these ready for shipment. Next
Thursday afternoon collection of 10c
will be taken and picnic lunch served
instead Of Friday, as stated previously
The young people Of the A. G. Sun
day-school went to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Prothero ON Friday
evening and helped their son Joy cele-
brate his birthday. The time was
pleasantly spent in games and music,
and delicious refreshments were
served, about twenty being present.
Mr. Prothero was presented with to-
ken from the young people, and all
departed wishing him many more such
happy occasions.
Mrs. H. r. Richardson entertained
her Sunday-schOOl class of boys of the
Presbyterian church last evening at
her home on First street. A business
meeting was held and the class organ
lied. Sam Henke was elected pres
ident, and Marlin Hess secretary and
treasurer. After the business meeting
games were played and general good
time enjoyed by all. Light refresh
ments were served. 1t was decided to
meet every two weeks and the next
meeting is to be held with Sam Henke
The members of the class are: Henry
Clark, Sam Henke, Marlin Hess, Ell
mer Sloniker, Schuyler Mather, Ryder
Haugen and Albert Wood.
Engineer and Mrs. Arthur Argyle
have returned from Waco, Texas,
where they went to see their son AL
fred, who was at Camp Macarthur
They were fortunate in reaching camp
before their son left, they arriving
last Saturday, and their son entraining
for an eastern seaport the following
Monday. The young man, who was
member of the misunderstanding
tiers company and attached to the sig
nal branch and enjoys being assori-
ated with the other Orderlies and OIL
GERS. Mr.. Argyle states that he saw
several BarabOO boys and they all
looked exceptionally well. Everything
in camp appeared fine and comforta-
bile. although there has been cOnSid-
cradle snow and cold. The spirit that
pervades the camp is splendid, and
the bows can't get to France quick
Nv enough. Mr. and Mrs. Argyle
were delayed twelve hours Ell route
from st. Louis to Texas on account Of
the heavy government traffic on the
railroad.
After Thursday of this week the
police of many cities expect to arrest
all who appear without new license
tags on cars.
Miss Catherine Kingsley visited
Reedsburg relatives today.
S. M. Dubois is visiting in Excel
sior with his son, w R. Du Bots.
Mrs. Charles LIGHT and two sons
visited Reedsburg relatives today
Mrs. F. H. Smith and Miss Grace
Bindley of Elroy spent Friday in town.
Miss Helen Clark spent the day in
ReedsDurg with relatives.
Mrs. F. E. Tryon of Merrimack
spent a few hours in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trussell spent
the day in Lodi.
NJ ID II Mood Of MarrimacE was
shopper here this morning.
Miss Helen Dunn is visiting friends
in Chicago.
Mrs. Henry Mueller returned to La
Crosse yesterday after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Emil Boettcher.
Miss Marjorie Wiley and Theron
Feight of Reedsburg were callers here
today.
Miss Edith Tinkham, who teaches
at North Freedom, is home for the
weekend.
Miss M. Hanley of Milwaukee, who
has been here for some time, has gone
to Reedsburg to visit.
Mrs. Fred Gallus and daughter Edna
of Merrimack were visitors here this
morning.
Misses Stella Wolfe and Janette Won
Berg of Merrimack spent the forenoon
in this city.
Mrs J. j. Carroll spent the day in
Merrimack with her son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. William Carroll.
Misses Vera and Mable Sullivan of
North Freedom were callers here this
morning.
Mrs. Henry Wedekind is visiting in
Reedsburg with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Sinclair.
Mrs. William Raetzman is visiting
in Loganville with her brother, Her
man LIGHT.
Miss Mary Workman of Milwaukee
is visiting the members of a club who
call themselves the n. K. S.
Mr.. and Mrs w H Hamilton have
returned from Stoughton, where they
attended the funeral of his aunt, Mrs
TOSonh Scott