Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-05-22
IRONTON

Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. HUDSON ana Feia-
tives from near Kilbourn were Sunday
guests at the w. D. Hudson; home.eAE
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Blakeslee. and
son Jack spent Sunday at Lime Ridge,
Baraboo and Reedsburg. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Nelson spent
Sunday at the Dells. f4 etg#
B. Lawrence and daughter Vera,
William Hainstock and family spent
Sunday with the formers daughter,
Mrs. HaI ms, and family near Wone-
Voc Also Mrs. Herb Lawrence of
New York city, Claud Lawrence and
family from near Lime Ridge, and
Paul Frank and family of Carr Valley.
The Ladies Benevolent club will
serve dinner Thursday in the M. E..
church parlOrs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews drove
over from Baraboo Sunday with his
mother and attended church. Mrs.
Andrews returned with them for a
longer visit.
Mrs. Thornburg and son Glen visit
ed Lime Ridge relatives Sunday.
Mrs. George Stowe of Reedsburg re-
turned to her home Saturday after a
weeks visit with rlatives.
Mrs. Carkuff went to Baraboo, then
she and her daughter Rita and her
mother, Mrs. Compton, went in the
afternoon to Hillsboro to visit the lat
ter's sister. ":9 s@.~-
Mrs. Scoon of Superior is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Davy, and her sister,
Mrs. Hugh Casey. e, s%.%
Leo Davidson of Beloit was a recent
caller. eJ@'1
Miss Mary Byrne now rides in new
car. ~
Mrs. Palmer and daughter returned
Tuesday to their home at Delavan.
B. Coleman has moved into the Farr
house.
Mrs. George Blakeslee and children
returned home Sunday after a visit
with her parents at Walton.
Rev. Bloom of Buchanan, Mich, was
a Monday guest at 0. Palmer's; also
N. B. Greaves and daughter Pearl and
Rev. and Mrs. Grundy Of La Vale and
E. and H. Richardson and families of
Yuba.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Wheeler of l. me
Ridge visited Tuesday evening with
his sister Mrs. Seamans.
The civic league held a business
meeting in Seaman's hall Wednesday
evening and made arrangements for
Memorial day.
Lucille Burgess left Friday for Good
rich, where she will spend some time
with her uncle, Carl Tyler. =.
The Live Wires" Sunday-school
class will have a basket social Satur-
day evening, May "a, in the M. E.
church parlors.
William Stone and family spent Sun.
day with their daughter, Mrs. Robert
Wooliver, and family near Wonewoc.
Rededication
The rededication of the Ironton NJ.
z. church took place Sunday, May II.
The storm of year ago SO wrecked
the old church, which had been used
for forty five years, that an entire re-
building was necessary, at "a cost. of
$780, The building now is&new and
fresh, modelled after modern demands
for church use, having fine audito-
rum and spacious basement. The
building is credit to city Of Several
thousands, of which the village of Iron
ton is justly proud.
Dedication services were conducted
by the district superintendent, Rev.
A. V. Ingham, of La Crosse, Rev F. E.
Beauchof of Madison, and the pastor.
Rev. Beauchof was the principal fac
tor in making the services a success.
There was needed $1400 to clear all
Indebtedness Under the able general
ship of Rv. Bauchof, in half an hour
nearly $500 was pledged. Then in
the afternoon almost 400 was pledged
toward purchasing a new piano for the
auditorium.