Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-18
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Miss Marjorie Wheeler has gone 10
Madison to visit at the home OF her un-
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs W. a.
Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Smidlin OF Mo-
dena, Wis, are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. i. Gates OF
Lyons.
Miss Vivian Smith who recently re-
turned from Europe, entertained
number of ladies at her home on Eight
street. A delicious supper was served
at $50.
Anothr carload of Fords has been
unIoaded at the Philbrick garage,
which makes fourteen cars this week.
/ They have all been sold. Seven more
autos are expected in week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Porter and Mrs.
r. B. Griggs hav returned from visit
whit DR.. and Mrs. B. N. Webster at
Rice lake. While they were there they
attended the Barron County fair and
had a number of automobile rides thru
out the country The region about Rice
Lake has rich farms and splendid
clay roads.
Mrs. George Carpenter has return
ed from Richland Center where she
judged the cooking, canned goods, ana
other exhibits by the women OF Rich
land county at the fair. Mrs. Carpen-
ter reports harmony among the resi-
dents for the fair, every one saying
splendid word and working for the.
organization. The fair was a success.
daylight charivari was one OF the
features of the Bayles-Holmes wed
ding. The young folks were SO anx-
ious to celebrate they GOULD not wall
until the shaes Of night had fallen.
Mrs. Florence Jewell Galloway,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Friedrich
Jewell, Fond du Lac is dead Rev.
Jewell was rector of the Ep1scopal
church at Portage for years.
Mrs. r. F.. Morley and daughter
have returned to Tulsa, Okla, after
a visit at the home of Mrs. Rose Nor
Low northwest of Baraboo. Mr.. Nor
lev did not come to wisconsin this
summer.
r 7. Clark of Sparta was brought
before Justice H. L. Halstead on the
charge of speeding Friday. K. l.. cap
ener. highway policeman, nabbed MIN
on the Sank road. The Sparta man
paid fine of $1367 and now IS IN
clined not to go SO fast. $50
A miscellaneous shower. was heldzon.
Miss Louise Brillott recently at her
home near Baraboo. The young lazy
is soon to become the bride OF Albert
Blanck of this city. The guests VINO
were present numbered seventy. Those
from away were Mr.. and Mrs. August
Hintz and two children and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Welsh of Maple Hill.
Both barnes on the Herman Mike
farm east of the fair grounde caught
fire soon after dinner Friday. Luckily
silo filters were at the w. IL. Promo
pIac nearby, they rushed to the scene
and had tn flames extinguished before
any great damage was done Albert
Wendt and family reside on the place
but it had been sold to another party
from Minnesota.
Mrs. Emma Messenger and Mrs.
Ruth Putnam of Madison have spend
ing several days at the lake. MIS-
Messenger was a former resident on
the lake shore and of BaraboO. 1S
f. w. Schultz has decided to erect
a store on his Fourth avenue proper
ty now occupied by Dibble's repair
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very soon and will rent it to some one
who wishes to start store.
The ten year old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R. e. Morey entertained a
number young lady guests at the
Betsy Ross today. The affair was in
honor of the young lady's tenth birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Pratt have been
called home from Custer, Mich, because
of the serious illness of their daughter
Fern, who was taken to st. Paul FOR
treatment. Mrs. Cora Ellis and Mr.. and
Mrs. Pratt left last night for st. Paul
to see the patient. - G% 4,
Joy Prothero was host at a surprise.
party given Friday. evening in honor
of his return from service, at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Prothero. About thirty friends were
present and refreshments and ice cream
Ben Jones one of the partners who
purchased the Griggs store. has gone
to West Salem for short visit. The
new firm has taken charge of the stock
and will conduct the store in the fu-
ture
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard F'reigang,
who will open and operate new bak-
cry in the former Poterville store, are
getting things in shape to start baking
in short time. The large oven has
been installed and the interior of the
building is being painted, and as soon
as some of their other material arrives
the store will open for business. Mr..
and Mrs. Freigang are residing at the
home of Mrs. j. P. Sprecher.
Chef of police 6 A PeltOn has re-