Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-02-27

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Sergeant Burr Diche. Corporal Chas.
Pawlisch VIM. Bluemchen, cook, and
Edwin Grausklaus have returned to
their respective homes from overseas
VIM. Lange has returned from
Camp Hancock.
G. w. Hackett is here from Kansas
City Mo. Mr. Hackett has purchased
a home in that city and IS shipping
the remainder Of the household. goods
there.
Oscar Iverson and Leonard Vol
spent Sunday in Chicago.
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Ghas. Elger and sister, Mrs.
Alice Norton of Lloyd minister, Alber-
ia, Canada, passed through here re-
Gently with the remains Of their moth
er, Mrs. Marcia Clifford, to be. inferred
at Evansville, Wis. The Elger family
and Mrs. Clifford formerly made their
home here, Mr.. Elger being station
agent.
The Finch club met Saturday event
ing with Mrs. Anna Powell.
H. M. Johnston spent Sunday with
relatives in Baraboo.
VIM. Hills farm on the Baraboo
road was sold last week to Carl Paw
lisch. 7
VIM. Ullrich has purchased the R..
Ullrich residence on the south side
Mrs. Westenhaver of Loganville is
a guest of her sister-inIaw, Mrs. Alma
Angle.
M SIS Polly LANCE who has employ
ment in Baraboo, spent Sunday at
home
G. w Davis was home from Lam
caster to spend the weekend
Miss Valera Larson was up from
Baraboo to spend Sunday with Mrs.
G. w. Davis
Miss Eunice Smith, who attends The
county normal, was home over Sun
day. fs - - a'i3
Mrs. VIM. voss of Loganville has
been visiting her friend, Mrs Alma
Angle, a few days.
Stanley Hayes is unable to attend
to his duties at the harness shop but
i short time each day on account Of
Illness. 4s5% "A
j. L. Horton has shipped his house,
hold effects to Richfand Center and
has gone to the soldiers home at Mil
waukee to make his home. nv
Harold Barkenhagen and Miss Gig
giles Of Madison spent Sunday at the
Gus Barkenhagen home.
Miss Mary Draper returned Mon
day to her work as teacher of the
fifth and sixth grades, after an abb
sence of several days on account of
not being able to speak aloud.
Mrs. Roy Traxler and children of.
Baraboo spent Sunday at the Ed Wes-
ton home. 12f
Mrs. Ann Hackett. who has been.
spending several weeks with relatives
in Valley Junction returned here
Sunday
Mrs. Jerusha Smith has added the
convenience of electric lights to the
residence which she and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rooster, occupy. s6s1
Iyors Gunnison has been confined to
the home few days on account OF a.
bad knee, caused by. fall.
Word has been received from rela-
tives here that Frank Draper and
Vivian Douglas have landed in the U.
S. from. service in France. s
Word has been received of the
birth Of a daughter to Mrs. E. A. kuhl-i
man at Grand Rapids on February H.
The little lady has been named Betty
Jane. ss
Mrs. C. C. Apker and daughter Mar
tina spent Wednesday with relatives in
La Vale. ~
G. Blackman and daughter, Mrs.
Oscar Herman, returned Friday from
trip to Sheboygan.
Mrs. VIM Hayes of Oregon is the
guest of her son, Stanley Hayes, and
family
Mrs. Victor Sells and baby went to
Reedsburg Monday. 80
Miss Esther Ward and sister Mar
tina spent Wednesday with their
grandmother in Ableman.
Miss Martha Northup returned on
Thursday from Reedsburg, where she
had been Wis ting relatives and attend
ing the Rayburn meetings. 4
The HiIlsboro basket ball team was
here Friday evening and played the lo-
cal team, the result being So to, IN
favor of HilIsboro. Dancing was, en-
joyed until midnight.
Miss Doris Blachly was home from
Madison for the weekend.
Whitney Fu1lmer and fam ~ have
moved into the residence on Walnut
street recently purchased Of Mr.. Hop
per.
Ed Steinbrink and family have re-
moved to the Dockham place on Wal
nut street which he recently pu1'-
chased.
M. E. Fisk of Prairie du Sac visited
his father, w. N. Fisk, Saturday
A number from here attended the
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