Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-03-07
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Mrs. V. e. Gilbert has returned to
Madison after visiting Mrs. A. L. Mar
cum for several days.
Miss Orlow Emery has returned
from Illinois, where she has been Wis
iting relatives for several weeks.
Mrs. Cora Jones went to Tomah
yesterday afternoon to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs Otto Zeigler, who is i'll.
Miss Ella Smith has returned to
North Freedom after a short time
spent in this city.
Mrs. J. M. Smith and Mrs. Calvin
Smith have returned to their home at
Reedsburg after visiting at the George
Hawkins home.
Miss Zelpha Meyers, formerly a
teacher in the first ward went We'd
nesday afternoon to her home at
Reedsburg, expecting TO leave Satur-
day for Washington, D. c., where she
has accepted a government position.
Mrs. F. A. DevereauX and son Glen
have returned to Adams after visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Boettcher, and sister, Mrs. Albert
Searles.
At WOnewoc J. J. Shreve got the
fingers on his right hand severely
burned in hot pitch. 1t seems that
his wife had melted about a half gal
lon of pine pitch, and was in the act
of straining it through cloth when
the pitch caught fire from the stove,
Mrs. Shreve's clothing also catching
on fire. Mr.. ShreVe received his
burns in putting out the fire on his
wife's clothing and in the room, He
is known in Sank county, having act
ed as auctioneer at many sales.
"A knowledge Of the English Ian
. guage, and evidence Of some real un-
derstanding of the history and mean
ing Of our institutions, should be re-
quired before the privilege of suf-
frage is conferred upon one who has
grown up in another civilization than
ours and under another flag than the
Stars and Stripes. Public safety is
the supreme law, and public safety re-
quires that the safeguarding and the
Improvement of our institutions be
not committed to those who have had
no opportunity to gain knowledge of
them or to gain sympathy with them"
March arrived like a lamb; look out
for the lion. The day dawned crisp
and with frost, but a bright sun melt
ed tons Of ice and snow. 1t was an
ideal March day for this latitude.
Mrs. T. Denzer visited her mother,
Mrs. F. Petzke, at North Freedom to-
day.
Mrs. E. J. Martyr of Milwaukee has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. T.
Ross.
Mrs William Hippler has returned
from North Freedom. where she visit
ed Mrs. Carl Pawlisch.
Mrs c. Drake and daughter Violet
are visiting in Ableman with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. w. A Gall
Mrs E. B. Winslow went to Reeds
burg this morning to visit her cousin,
Mrs William Daniels.
Misses Catherine Flanagan and
Gladys Marshall Of La Crosse have
been visiting here with Mrs. Herbert
Grub.
Mrs. c. w. GuiIiford has returned
TO Reedsburg after coming to help her
sister, Mrs G. w. Page, celebrate her
eighty-frst birthday
The ladies of the South Side allied
relief club met Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs A. l.. Spencer and
did sewing for the allied relief. The
club will meet only once a week Con
Thursday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hanson left
this morning for Stratford to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Dabler
Mrs J. R. Tordoff went to Madison
today to visit her niece, Miss Agnes
Turner, of La Vale, who is in ST.
Mary's hospital at Madison.
Mrs. Fred Zuch and daughter
Gladys are visiting in Milwaukee with
the formers mother, Mrs William
Chamberlain.
Mrs. Harry Butterfeld and daughter