Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-03-14

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Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Dickie, is home
from Camp Logan, Galveston, Tex,
on a 12-day furlough. He is private
| secretary to the captain of his COM
pany.
/ Come to the entertainment in the
M w. A. hall Friday evening, March
lis. Benefit Red Cross. General ad-
mission Csc; school children 10c.
!! John Ward has gone to Madison to
undergo a surgical operation on
his leg, which had been amputated
near the knee, and has been causing
him much trouble.
Miss Gusta Templin has been visit
, ing relatives in Baraboo.
| Mrs. Henry Eschenbach entertained
| the Five Hundred club Tuesday even
| ing.
/ Miss Belle Henry Of Easton is the
guest of Mrs julius Unternahrer.
Misses Lucille Eschenbach, Dorothy
Draper and Maysel Lawton have been
among the sick during the last week
! Last Sunday, March 10, was J. T.
Lawton's 18th birthday, and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M Blachly and Mrs. NJ. J.
| Carpenter were invited to take dinner
with him and Mrs. T4awton. Mr..
BIachly's birthday was the 9Th, and
! Mrs. Carpenters the 18th, so they all
celebrated together.
The A "A. Johnson and r. M. Dickie
families attended the AL. Ringing
! theatre Monday evening.
, The Royal Neighbors met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. A. r. Knapp.
, Reports from Durlin Hackett, who
is in the hospital at Great Lakes, suf
fering from an attack Of spinal menin-
gifts, are more encouraging than last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Hackett
are still near the hospital.
w. u. Odell was up Tuesday from
Baraboo
/ Mr. and Mrs r. NJ. Dickie and son
flames spent Tuesday with relatives
in Reedsburg.
! A number from here took in the
minstrel show at the Al. Ringing
theatre Saturday.
. The Birthday club met Thursday
| evening with Mrs. Henry Geissler
More Moving
Mrs. Mary Tumble has moved from
the hotel which she recently sold in
to the Charles GrOsinske house on
Walnut street
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Leece, who have
purchased the hotel, took possession
Monday
A family by the name of st. Claire
has moved from Reedsburg into the
Mulligan house on High street.
Lecture by Lands at Baraboo
Those attending the lecture Sunday
afternoon by K NJ Lands of Chicago
in the Al. Ringing theatre in Bara-
boo included Mr. and Mrs. A. A John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Knapp, Mr..
and Mrs J. H. Gunnison and son John,
William Hill, S. A. Mccoy, Miss Caro-
line TRIUMPH, Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Davies, Mrs. H. Eschenbach.
Club Party
: Members of the Millionaire club to
the number of about 35 enjoyed them
selves in the DeyhIe e Schenkat hall
Saturday evening Dancing and games
were the amusements. Supper was
served.
:, Is Assigned to Signal Corps
Last Sunday another star on the
service flag in the M. E. church was
uncovered This was for Edyn AS
pinwall, who enlisted last week and
has been assigned to the Photographic
squad Of the adivation department OF
the signal corps. He is still at Jeffer
son Barracks, Mo.
Funeral of Mrs. Calvin Hanger
The funeral of Mrs. Calvin Hanger
was held from the home east of North
Freedom on Monday afternoon, Rev
Victor Moon of the M. E. church Off
eating The text upon which he spoke
was 81 shall be satisfied when l awake
with thy likeness" The singers were
: Mrs Albert Grosinske, Mrs. Walter
Draper, J. H. Gunnison, A. r. KNAPP
with Mrs Inez Hackett at the piano
The selections were "Abide With Me,
"Rock of Ages" and when the Mists
: Have Rolled Away" The pallbearers
: were r. M. Dickie, A. W. Spaulding
Paul Stockman, John Redmond, Alex
Smith and Edward Gollmar Sr. In
terment was in the Ebenezer cemetery
where many of her people have beer
laid. Those present from away were
Mrs. William GunnisOn, Black River
Falls Mrs May Hainstock and sor
of Reedsburg; Mr. and Mrs. Edward
GOllmar and children and Edward
Gollmar, Sr., Of Baraboo.