Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-03-20
Ninpian sShanks has been quite

Ninnian sShanks has been quite i'll
the past few days.
Mrs. G. f. Bayles was BaraDoo
caller last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs N. T. Swanson and sons
William and Clinton have been quite
i'll the past week Mrs. Harry Tyler
and their daughter, Mrs Charles Tyler
have been nursing there.
Joseph Moulton was in BaraboO Sat
urday
Miss Freida Dennis Of BaraboO is a
guest Of friends here.
MT. and Mrs David Personne
are ill Mrs. Personne's mother, Mrs
Chambers OF Waunakee is at their
home
Mrs. Earl Crameg of Madison spent
Sunday with Mrs. May Cramer.
Mrs. A. e. Dennis and daugher Dor
othy were Baraboo callers one day
las week.
A. NJ. Farnsworth was in Baraboo
Monday.
Mrs. Harry r. Pigg spent Sunday in
Chicago with her daughter, Miss Zama
Cornell.
Miss Halle Clafin, daughter OF Bert
Clafin formerly of this place and who
resided with her grandparent, Mrs.
Jane Coates here, was married at Bill
ings, Mont, December Is, 1918 to Ros-
coe Moore of Stanford, Mont, where
they are visiting on ranch. Friends
extend congratulations.
Misses Carrie LawrenZ, Lilah Dryer,
and Grace Smith also Prof. Ernest
Weinke attended teachers meeting at
Reedsburg Saturday. They were &C
companied by Miss Jean Peck, who
gave a vocal solo at the meeting and
was a guest of Miss Essie Brooks, for
mer principal of schools here.
Miss Estella Wolfe entertained her
Sunday school class at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Wolfe, Saturday afternoon from 2
d1ntil s.
The Pageant given at Towers Hall
on Thursday evening was credit to
all who assisted in any way. Proceeds
were for centenery movement of the
NJ. E. church.
Mrs. Jennie Clark has been quite
al the past week at her home here.
Her daughter Mrs. L. Q Smith Of
Madison is at the home. L. .. Smith
also spent Sunday evening there.
Miss Anna Marshall of Caledonia
spent last week with her sisters,
Misses Viola and Elizabeth Marshall
here.
The schools have closed for one
week
f. A. Cooper of Baraboo spent Sun
day here on business.
Mrs. Francis Haines accompanied
her brother George Halbman to Madi-
son on his way to Sioux City, Iowa,
Friday.
Mrs. Madeira Promo has returned to
her home here.
RAYMOND Steuber of BarabOO is
assisting his father Robert c. Steuber
who is selling his goods at sale here.
Commencing Wednesday as the Cash
Mercantile Co. And are going out OF
business. j., ".'..
Ray Perry of ,BarabOo attended the
Soldiers reception given by Royal
Neighbors and Modern Woodman
Tuesday evening And was a CUES OF
his cousin Mrs. John Meyers.
John Stewart of Minneapolis, Mimi,
was recen quest of his brother,
Charles Stewart and family here, also
his sitter, Mrs Mary Towers.
Mrs. Sarah Pfiel of Baraboo was
a recent guest of Mrs. Joe. Moulton'
Mrs. Fred Schultz of Madison spent
a few daysllast week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lafler
Mrs. Thomas. Ryan of Madison was
"a quest of Mrs. Mary Dennis last
E1sst Saturday.
Centenary meeting will be held az,
the NJ. r. church Friday after noon at
2:30 and in the evening. Also District
r. A. Barnes will give
a steropticOn view at the church on
Thursday evening.
Miss Marie Stoner will lead Ep- /
worth League Sunday evening.
Mrs. Fred Fisher is i'll. Her school
in the Hills district is closed this
week :.t
Mrs. Ned Norris and son Wyman,
were in Baraboo Tuesday
Gail Baker, of Oregon State, is a
guest of his sister, Mrs. David Stoner
and family.