Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-10-16
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r. A. Beckwith has sold his Bear
creek farm to Henry SchoH, Mr.. Scholl
gets the livestock, machinery, etc., and
the sale price was $4,000. This is one
of the best small farms inGthat local.
ity. Mr.. Beckwith boughtg the farm
twelve years ago for $4,000. q
Wednesday evening in Fairfield neigh
bors and friends about sixty in NUM-
Der gathered at the home of Gustaye
Sells and gave Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Sells
a complete surprise. The affair was
in the nature of a house warming as
Mr.. and Mrs. Sells were recently mar
ried. Refreshments were served and
the evening was spent in visiting by
the older ones and games on the lawn
by the young people. All joined in CIV
ing the bride a hearty welcome to the
neighborhood. At late hour the guest.
departed for their homes leaving a
purse of silver as a remembrance. Mr..
and Mrs Gustave Sells will soon re-
move to Baraboo to make their home.
The Wilson house at WILTON is clos
ed. ugg
The clocks will turn hack the last
Sunday of this month to stayd aa
Not as many persons as usual have
obtained hunting licenses this year.
There will no the many. more 1919
tourist here.
Miss May McGann has gone to
NEo,5ioox, .xxyf+h Mfrs
A. C. Blackburn. nj
Miss Ethel Upham will arrive this
evening fora short visit with her sis
ter. Mrs. E. F. Dithmar.
Harry Gibbons has gone to Kenosha
to spend q few days with his mother,
Mrs L. H. Horn. 1.r.
Walter and August RodeWald of
Baraboo and Harold DarroW of Reeds
burg have gone to Stanley, tBloomer,
and other places to look at land =
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Cooper. and son
Charles of Pasadena, California are
spending fw days at the home of the
formers brother, County Clerk IT.. A.
Cooper #
Sheriff. William Tarnutzer was at the
sale Friday held at the late home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bo6ttchef who
were burned TO death few days ago.
Mr.. Tarnutzer reports the property
sold we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Wolthman and
children of Chicago are tx sBaTaboo to
spend few days with relatives. and
friends.
The Misses. Margaret and Louise Cat
tiker also others have gone on a trip
to La Crosse, Winora and, other points.
The trip is being made by automobile.
e. F. Lueth took the party in one Of
his cars.
Word has been received by Lodi
friends from Rev r. j. Me1and and
family, who moved from Lodi to Mimi
eapolis some time ago, stating they
had a delightful trip and that he is
kept very busy in his work. He spoke
in BarabOo number of times.
The Thalia Club of the High School
held kid" party Friday evening at
the high school. All the young lady
members came dressed as children.
visitor created sensation dressed
as Russian Immigrant who could
not speak English. Refreshments of
cider and doughnuts were served. The
chief event of the evening consisted
IN dancing and playing games. A gen 4
eral good time was had by ALL
MRS. Carrie Slade left this morning.
Tor Milwaukee where she has accepted
position as sales lady for the Bren-
ner Dry Goods Co., in the above civ.
Mrs. Slade was employed in the Ris-
ley Bros. here for a number of years.
She resigned her position here a few
days ago. III
we can sell underwear cheaner
than the clothing stores because we
sell for cash, and because they sell
Mems underwear only, where we
handle mems, women's, boys, girls
and children's underwear and because
women do most Of the buying of I'M
derwear. T. GRANDDAUGHTER.
Ernest Sanderson PAS received a
letter written over year ago to his
son Ralph from Dewey Armbrrster
Both boys were overseas in the army.
The letter has been across the ocean
and back again and has so many post
marks that none of them can be read.
Chnord III. Steinbrink has just receiv-
ed letter that has been, across the
ocean four times. The letter was
written by his mother and returned
to her. She sent it back again
and it was just now received by
Mr.. Steinbrink who has been home
for two weeks. This letter was writ
ten six months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. TolHff of Lara
ME, Wyoming, are guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs w H. Newell. Mrs.
Tolliff and Mrs. Newell being sisters.
They are daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. 5. Palmer, pioneer residents of this
region. The visitors have been at the
reunion of the members of the Grand
Army of the Republic at Columbus.
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