Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-04-29
WEDNESDAY
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Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Hanson of Fair
field moved recently to their newly
purchased residence on Fourth street
Of this city.
Miss Iona Green, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walton Green, is very ill
with pneumonia in this city. Her par
ents Of Fairfield are both with her.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Heffel,
223 Fifth avenue, q baby daughter.
Mother and baby are doing fine.
Mrs. Ray Owens, son Raymond,
and daughter, Maxine, left this morn
ing for Chicago to visit the formers
mother-in law and family Miss
Laura Wilson, daughter of Frank
Wilson, of this city went with her
also to be a guest at the Owens home
for week. Mrs. Owens and child
rem will remain for a month or six
weeks
AT the home OF Mr. and NJ. ).
Charles Pugh, Tuesday evening,
ladies and gentlemen gathered to the
extent of about IS to give them a
farewell event as they soon leave to
make their home in Elroy. The
party was in the form of an ice
cream social. After the refreshments
the evening was spent in a social
way Musical numbers were also
part of the entertainment.
Reuben Lockwood, who resides at
sos Ash street, was injured Tuesday
! evening by falling down stairs. Mr..
Lockwood sustained injuries about
the head and his eye was also sever
; ly hurt. 1t was necessary to have
. two stitches taken in the injured
member.
Miss Esther Mueller was pleasant
, ly surprised one evening recently at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. James
! Capener, Of this city. The occasion
was in honor of the hostesse's birth
day. The evening was spent in a So
cial way and refreshments were SER
we'd.
Eleven ladies met at the home of
Miss Maude Archer Tuesday evening
to enjoy $50 dinner which was in
form of farewell party in honor of
Miss Catherine Lay, who has resign
ed her position at the general off1cc
and leaves soon for her home in
GAINESVILLE. After supper the ladies
attended the theatre.
Judging by the number of apple,
cherry and plum trees being taken to
the farmers during the last few days
there will be no scarcity of fruit in
this vicinity for many years. H. H.
Hubert is distributing several thous-
and dollars worth of nursery stock at
Baraboo, North Freedom, Prairie du
Sac, Delton and Lodi He states that
the people are willing to buy and
plant stock that is guaranteed true to
name and is an indication of the
popularity of the Coe, Converse and
Edwards company which Mr. Hubert
represents. Out of over hundred
customers at Prairie du Sac but one
came for his goods with a team the
rest using autos which make it posi-
pie to get the nursery stock home
with but little loss Of time. George
HOIah is assisting Mr.. Hubert ii the
distribution Of his stock.
Youthful members of the Sunday
school of Trinity church enjoyed a
treat Tuesday evening in the form of
a masquerade party at the parish
house. More than forty were present
and, after series of games inauger-
ated by Miss Florence Peterson,
masks were removed and all were
seated at a gaily decorated table.
Following supper, games were again
enjoyed. Many characters were repre-
sented, among them being Robin
Hood by Orrin Evans, Charlie Chap
lin by Otis Pitts and others. Several
little girls were dressed as, flowers.
Jean Pfannstiehl representing a black
eyed susan, Margaret Blackburn a
sweet pea and so on. Teachers in the
Sunday school wee the hostesses. A
folk were present and several visi-
number of the parents of the young
tors also enjoyed the party