Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-11
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Mildred and Winifrod Burgess en-
evening.
! Messrs. and Mesdames A. Outcalt
and r. Outcalt were called to Rich
land Center Saturday to attend the
funeral Of the former son, Rev. Out
calf who died in the northern part of
the state
Several of her little friends met
with Norma Mortimer, Tuesday to
help her celebrate her birthday
Ada Atkinson of Walton is employ
ed at the Phoenix home.
Clarence and Grace Mathews Wis
tied relatives at Madison the past
week
Mamie Mortimer is employed in
Seamans store.
Elizabeth Schroeder of Reedsburg
was a recent guest of lauren Stowe.
Florence Stowe of Reedsburg visit
ed at the w, Stowe home last week.
q Charles Rabuck and family spent
Sunday at the Dr. Booher home in
Richland Center, Wis. His parents Of
\. Reedsburg accompanied them.
lauren Stowe visited one day last
\. week with with her aunt Mrs. Chas.
\ Bible at Cazenovia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tyler and son,
Charles of Gary Ind visited his
mother a part of last week.
y Lucille Burgess who has spent the
summer near Goodrich returned
home Thursday.
Il William Hunt and family and Mr.
and Mrs Harry Thornburg visited
their uncle at Plain Thursday. Their
aunt Mrs Western accompanied them
home for a visit.
John Conklih has purchased the
II Pearson property in La Vale.
Mrs. w. D. Hudson and daughter
returned from Madison Thursday
Mrs. Hanzlick daughter Kathryn,
and grandson Frank Woodman, left
for Chippewa Falls where the later
will go to high school.
School commenced Monday with
H. Hearn as principal and Miss Han
| non from near Baraboo as primary
TEACHER
Mrs. Earl Bingham has returned
home from visit with relatives at
! Ellsworth, Mimi.
Lucille Burgess left Sunday for
! Reedsburg where she will attend
) training school,
F. E. Hawkins and family autoed
to Kilbourn Sunday. On their Miss
Muza stopped at Ableman where she
/ will teach this year,
; Doyne, Vird Byred, Cloe and Ida
. Clary spent Sunday with relatives at
!. Portage.
!, John Palmer and daughter, Ann
/ Bell of Wonewoc and his mother,
Mrs Palmer Of Henrietta spent Mon
day with his uncle, o. Palmer and
: wife.
Il Mrs William Burgess. Entertained
her parents from Richland Center
this week
Vivian Wright went to North Free
dom Saturday and spent Sunday with
/ Polly Lang. They visited in Bara-
i boo Saturday afternoon and spent
] part Of Sunday at the lake.
Bert LawsOns, Vera and grand
daughter. Wenona Hainstock accomp-
) anied Paul Frank and family of Carr
Valley to the lake Sunday
: B. H. La Rue played with the Lime
{ Ridge Ball team at Reedsburg Sun
4 day.
Miss Elsie Atkinson who is nurs-
ing at Lime Ridge came Saturday to
, the F. Phoenix home called there by
7 the death of her aunt
) The Hustlers sunday school class
i entertained Monday evening in the
church parlors for Mr.. and Mrs, Glen
Lawrence and presented them with
J piece of silver ware.
Albert Faiver met wit severe
accident one day last week when his
team ran away throwing him off of
J the hay rack and board striking
! him on the face. 1t was thought at
first his jaw bone was broken but ne
suffers with a badly bruised and
swollen face.
I Walter Casey Of Mimi, is visiting
+ his parents.
Rev. Ingham of La Crosse held
quarterly conference Saturday even
ing and preached Sunday
The Creamery picnic Saturday was
II a success. Mr. Norgood of Madison
gave a very interesting ard instfuc-
tive talk. At noon bounteous din
ner was served and all enjoyed the
day
The Red Cross meet Thursday and
elected the following officers Rv. FIR
Kriel, president MRS. Stowe, Vice
president; Rev Peckham, secretary
and G. A. Wright treasurer There is
S588.95 in the treasury and this mon
ey is deposited in the La Vale bank
awaiting orders from Washington as
to it's disposal.