Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-11
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Miss Bernice Wichern mas gone tt
Abbortsford, Wis, to teach i'll The
high school there the coming term
Miss Wichern will instruct in English
and also have charge of the library.
w. E. Willard has received tele'
gram from San Francisco that his
brother, Forest A. Miller, died there
recently in a hospital the remains will
J, be brought here to his brothers home
soon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Foulkes,
1 formerly of West Dayton street Madi-
son, have gone to Winneconne, where
Mr.. Foulkes will be principal of the
ipublic schools. He is graduate of the
university and was at one time in
structor in the Madison high school.
He is son of Rev. and Mrs. Thomas
/, Foulkes, ,Baraboo
/! Giles Fuller of this city, manager
| Of the Woolworth 5 and 10 cent store
here, has been in Madison during the
I past week assisting with the invoic-
| ing of the Woolworth store there,
/ which has just been put under new
| manager. The former manager of
the Madison store has gone to take
/ charge oof a Woolworth store at
Muncie. Ind
/, Roy Messenger has gone to Milwau-
! kee from which city he will drive a
(, arate body will be added in order to
haul Fordson tractors. He will drive
, back to Fond du Lac where he will
obtain tractor and return to Bara-
boo.
Miss Elizabeth Upham, daughter of
Mrs. Horace Upham, will be married to
Dr. Carl Henry Davis, Saturday after
noon at the summer home of the
brides mother, in Kilbourn, Wis; Rev.
Walter e. Greenman, of Milwaukee,
officiating. Among those who will at
tend are: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Greene
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r. Greene, Cen
esee, Wis; Miss Elizabeth Greene, Carl
and Jack Greene and Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence B. Raymond, Delaware, Md. At
ter a wedding trip, DIR. and Mrs Davis
Will reside IN milwaukee,.
Superintendent A. C. Kingsford re-
ports there were more pupils in the
high school on the opening day than
on previous years Six of the pupils
are returned soldiers and sailors and
will receive $50 per month from the
state while. they are pursuing their
studies. At a meeting Of the board
of education last night it was decid-
ed to purchase scales to weigh the
children, and typeWriters for the use
of the pupils. During the week of the
fair there will be three days of vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Melcher,
West Gilman street Madison enter
tanned Monday evening with seven
o'clock dinner at Franks on the old
Sank road in celebration of the birth
day Of w. e. Barber East Wilson st.
The guests included Mrs. e. Ell. Van
Ostrand, ]. E. Hellweg, Senator Ray
Nye and Mr.. and Mrs B. M. Jostad.
Earl Egen, who has been here for
some two months in the eheriff's
charge left this morning for Superior
where he came from. Egen is a young
lad, and has defective arm, and is
unable to work SO he was being
taught a useful trade, being employed
at the Western Union. Egen was sent
here by the probation officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barknecht of
Greenfield entertained the following
people recently: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Barbknecht Mr.. and Mrs.. Ernest
Schumacher and daughter from Trip
OIL. Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. August Henke
Greenfield, Mr. and Mrs. J. Zimmerly,.
Greenfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Henke
and family, Greenfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gust Meyer and family Of North Free
dom, and Henrietta Weiland. Green
field
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