Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-04
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La Crosse to have her tonsils remov-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Hardy and chill
dren have gone to Grand Rapids to
few days.
Miss Helen Maloney of Amigo is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Stekl at
Devils Lake.
Mrs. Arthur Gafke of woodstock.
ILL.,, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Hill, at the lake. Mrs.
Gafke was formerly Miss Laura Hill.
H. H. Hubert has been entertain
ing his grand daughter, Miss Cecyie
Hubert, of Winona. The visitor en-.
joyed many automobile trips over the
Baraboo country.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Miller and chill
dren of Richland Center are visiting
in Baraboo, the former home of Mr.
Miller Mr.. Miller is connected with
the Richland Rustic.
Mrs. w. e. Cooper of Pasadena
Cal, spent a short visit in the city
with her brother-in-law and wife
County Clerk and Mrs. F. A. Cooper
Miss Louise G. Loebel of Fond du
Lac, Mrs. F. E. Wichern and two
children of West A1lis and Mrs. Pei
ton and daughter Of Milwaukee are
guests at the home of Mrs. j. E. Eel
lows.
The dance that was to have been
held in Mueller's hall last Wednesday
and was postponed because Of the
bad weather was held last night
Music was furnished by Thompson's
orchestra.
Harold Sheppard recently returned
from the naval service and has beer
visiting at his home in Medford, has
returned to his duties in the Island
Wooden mill where he was employed
before the war
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Jacobs are en-
pertaining John Robiska OF Neills
vile, Wis, who was a soldier pal o.
their son, Louis while at Camp Grant
Mr.. Robiska left for Madison today
to make arrangements to enter the
university this fall.
Corporal Leo Smith Of Baraboo
who returned last week from over
seas, was entertained Tuesday by Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Langley, West Milf
fin street. The guests included Mrs
John Smith and daughter Miss
Gladys, who motored from Baraboo
Madison Democrat.
Mrs. George NJ. Clark gave lunch
con Tuesday for her guest, Mrs
Frances B. Carson Of Chicago, VIII,
has been visiting her the past weel
and who will return to Chicago Wed
nesday.
The Misses Maud and Grace Nun
roe left today for Detroit, Mich, t.
resume their former duties teach
ing school,. They were accompanies
as far as Madison by their mother
Mrs. Carrie Munroe, who will visi
there for few days.
/ The womans' social club of tn
Methodist church gave a basket pic
mic supper to their husbands and chi
dren Wednesday afternoon in Ochne
park Nearly $50 were present to er
joy the repast and social time. Tn
ladies who had charge Of the suppe
were; Mrs. B. S. Bass, Mrs. j. I
Bates, Ms George Goodearle, Mrs
w. D. Johnston, Mrs Flora Astle
Mrs. Will Atom, Mrs. Wilbur Tohol
Mrs. F. G.. Fosdick and Mrs. Gather
inc Cheek.
Three stars hold equal honor in 81
Little Brother of the Rich,' the I'm
versal photodrama which comes t
the Al ingling theatre Friday an
Saturday. The story was written 70
Frank Mayo, J. Barney Sherry an
Kathryn Adams by Joseph Medil
Patterson, the world famous CHI
cago Tribune owner. The story wa
i filmed at Universal City by Lynn f
Reynolds with a smile, a punch an
a sob in every scene.
/ DR.. and Mrs. G.. w. Snyder and so
Diehl have returned from their tri
to northern Wisconsin and Michigan
Dr. and Mrs. G.. d. Beech and daugf
| ter of Adams were also on the trir
The journey was down the Fox rive
valley, on to Ephriam, by boat t
! Washington Island and to Michigan
They found excellent roads and de
lightful weather. In Escanaba the
! visited at the home of DR.. Snyder
brother, DR.. A. F. Snyder, formerl
(, of Baraboo Tourists were every
) where, in some places it being in