Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-03-14
North Freedom
Department
BY Our Regular Correspondent

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Mrs. William Schale was up Fri
day from BarabOO.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Blachly of Bar
aboo spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Blachly.
Bulk ice cream at the drug store
Sunday; 40c per quart.
The Sunshine club met Friday even
ing with Mrs Max Pawlisch.
Miss Margaret Dorow, who teaches
in District No. 4 Excelsior was called
to her home in Reedsburg the first or
the week by the illness and death OF
her little sister of whoOping cough
and bronchial pneumonia.
The names Of B. J. Cook and DR.. T.
C. Dierschke were omitted from the
list of those who took the civil serv-
ice examination for post master.
DR.. E. J. Lawton visited relatives
in Madison and BrOdhead the first OF
the week.
Mrs. II. H. Thomas, who is head of
the surgical gauZe work in Sank cOun-
ty, attended the local Red Cross meet
ing Thursday afternoon.
3. J. Cook visited his daughter, Mrs
Thomas Foulkes, in Madison, the first
of the week
The boys have organized knitting
club and will meet Monday evening
with Miss Isenberg for instructor.
Bulk ice cream at the drug store
Sunday; 4Oc per quart.
Hurt at Quarry
Ed Weston was thrown from tram
car of stone at the quarry Wednesday
by the sudden stopping of the car due
to a rock having fallen ahead OF it.
Some of the stone was thrown out
also. He was badly shaken and
bruised.
Home Culture
The Home Culture club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. A. A. Johnson
The following was the program:
"Dairying," Mrs. Edith Dickie.
Sugar" Mrs. Joanna Johnson.
''FOrestry," Mrs. Inez Hackett.
There will be a special meeting in
two weeks at the home of Mrs. Inez
Hackett.
Other Movings
Mrs. Tillie Platt and family have
moved to st. Paul to make their home.
The daughters, Misses Mildred and
Frances, are employed there.
The John Voeck family has moved
from the farm into town They are
occupying their residence, which has
been occupied by the Plat family
The S. J. Hackett family and Mrs.
Hacketts mother, Mrs. John Virgins,
have moved into the house which Mr..
Hackett bought of Eel Pollock and re-
built.
Raw Elias of Reedsburg spent Sun
Gav with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
p Elias.
Miss Mona Hackett spent the week
end with relatives in BaraboO.
Corporal Ben Pawlisch was home
from Camp Grant to spend Sunday.
Harold Barkenhagen visited with
friends in Ableman and Reedsburg on
Sunday.
Miss Esther Ward spent the week
end with relatives in Baraboo.
The infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Dan TrelOar has been very i'll with
pleura pneumonia.
G. w. Hackett was home from st.
Paul to spend Sunday.
Edyn Aspinwall, who went last
week to enlist for Photographic work
in the war, has passed the eXamlna-
les tions in Madison, Chicago and Jeffer
son Barracks, and is at present with
the signal corps at the last named
place awaiting orders.
Miss May Barkenhagen spent Wed
nesday in ElrOy.
The Junior Red Cross needs old yarn
to knit afgans for the Belgian and
French babies. Anyone having any
old warn is asked to send same to Miss
Bernice Spaulding.
Ralph Lange was down Sunday from
Ableman.
Miss Eunice Smith spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. E. thinner
man in Reedsburg.
C. V. Wright was confined to the
house by illness the last of the week
Mrs Gus Barkenhagen and daugn
ter. Miss May, spent Monday in Bara
boo.
Nj. E. Church
Rev. Victor Moon, pastor.
Sunday, March II
10 a. -Sunday-school.
II a. m.-Morning service.
6:45 p. m-Epworth league. Topic
Making the Most of Ourselves
I nndnr Mis- Ethel I.anpn