Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-05-29
North Freedom
Department
BY Our Regular Correspondent


H. E. French was up from Baraboo
Monday. "a
Stanley Hayes has begun the work
of remodeling his residence on Wal
nut street
! Mrs. F. Dockham is confined to her
home by a severe attack of sciatica.
| Doctor and Mrs P. c. Dierschke
have gone to Milwaukee to make their
home The doctor will be associated
with Doctor Messmer of that CITY,
Doctor Johnston and family have
arrived from Amigo the former hav-
ing purchased Doctor. Dierschke's
practice here. They will occupy the
Burt residence on Lieder street.
T. H. Babb was the guest Of the
S. P Elias family Saturday. He has
lately returned from overseas where
he had been several months.
Miss Irene Fullmer is visiting her
sister, MES. William Rick in Excel
sior.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fabrey have re-
turned from Milwaukee where the
former underwent a critical opera
ton. He is very much improved and
his friends are much pleased that the
outlook looks hopeful.
Mrs. Charles Johnson spent Snu-
julius Metz.
Alvah Hackett, who works for r.
G. Johnston, at Lime Ridge is here
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Duncan~-and
daughter, Jean of Baraboo visited at
the home of Mrs. Duncan's sister, Mrs.
e. B. Mccoy, Sunday. .3 "
Mrs. Susan Ford of Chicago arrived
Sunday to visit her sister, Mrs VIM.
Dubois! fl . - 10
Mrs. Annie Hammermister and
daughter, Miss Myrtle and Mrs. Frank
Schuster of Baraboo visited their
aunt Mrs. Jessica Smith Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hartley ofrBos'
ton, Mass, arrived Thursday to visit
relatives here and in Baraboo. Mrs.
Hartley will be remembered as Miss
Esther Emery who went to Washing
ton d. C. to work as stenographer in
the offices of the War Department.
Mrs John Rooney son, E. J. Rooney
and daughter Mrs. Ed Curry were up
from -Baraboo, Monday.
Miss Helen Barker of Madison spent
the first of the week with her aunt,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hill and other rsre1al
tives. ~
Mrs. Herman Pagel underwent an
operation for the removal of .tonsils
last, Wednesday at her home on Wal
nut street. t. ..v,f
Some of the boys from school, who
have gone on jobs for the summer are
Ivor Garrison, Guy Ruzzo on Z. the
county road work Harold Hayes; ,on
the Lewis White farm, Logs Hayes,
on the Edward Egerer farm, Roy
Barkenhagen on the Smith Brothers
farm.
Mrs. Clint Hanger of Chicago, is
visiting her father, George Douglas
and other relatives in and near town.
Mrs. j. T. Lawton visited friends I'M
Baraboo a portion of last week =,
Mrs. Gregory is visiting relatives
in Reedsburg.
C. O. Lawton of Madison visited
Mrs J. T. Lawton Monday. @
Henry Dubois and wife attended
the funeral of the latter's mother in
Reedsburg Monday. ~
There was an exciting time near
the canning factory Monday morning
Gibson's team ran from E.. B.
McCoys woodland on the hill and
Edward Sells left his team to assist
in stopping it and they ran away also
with the scraper They were stopped
down town.
Nelson Morley of Baraboo was call
ing on old friends here Monday. 81
The schools closed here last week ,
and the teachers have gone to their !,
homes, Grace Vergeront, |
Madison, Elsie Isenberg, Baraboo, !
Gwendolyn Ingli. Ellsworth, Wis. |
Caroline Triumph, Reedsburg, Mary !
Draper and Bernice Spaulding North |
Freedom, Esther Voll Baraboo.
Misses Ida and Julia Born were
guests at the home of their brother, !
Born, the first of last week.
From here they went to the home in !
Honey Creek to spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hintz returned |,
Monday from Fond du Lac where they
nave been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Charles Bayles of Merrimack
attended the graduation of her grand !.
daughters Misses Mayne and Verda
Lehman, Thursday evening. Other
relatives Of the Lehman family, who
were here last week were Mrs. Wn. ;
Lodi. Mrs. Picnic. Coates
Merrimack and John Bayles. wife. apd