Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-06-03

Judge Hill Gives Much Appreciated
Address at Nearby Village
Other Items

Plants-tomato and cabbage l5c
per dozen.-C. Pawlisch.
It was a beautiful day and livery
one was out, at least the NJ. w. a.
Hall was filled to overdowing and
long line Of, people and cars went L
the cemetery.
The exercisA,s at the Hall were very
good. music and Rotations were
given. Judge J. H. Hill was orator OF
the day and all who heard him were
much pleased with the good thoughts
he left with us. Only thlbe q. A. II
veterans were able to be. out but there
was quite a line of World War vete-
rams.
Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Klein and fam
ily of Richland Center have been
spending few days at the home O.
Mrs. Klein's mother Mrs. G. Grosln-
ski.
Mrs. w. S. Argow and children OF
Madison, S. D. have been visiting a
the r. S. LANCE home few DAYS.
Mrs. Arrows mother, Mrs. Elizats4th
Homel, was the guest OF Mrs Z. eros
|inski at the same time.
Herman and Carl Gerke have been
here for few days from Rockford.
Warren Ragatz was at homie IRON
Freeport, ILL.,, for a few days, return
ing Tuesday.
Principal and Mrs. Erling Frostad
went Tuesday to Milwaukee, where
they will spend the summer. Tney &C
to Princeton, Wis, in August, where
Mr. Frostad will be Principal OIL
schools next year.
Mrs NJ. C. Bond and daughters,
/ Norma and Drusilla, went to tnelr
home in Mondovi, Wis, after spend
ing a month with relatives.
William Polglase was at home from
Beloit for few days.
i T,ysle Hackett was Aere from Du-
luth. Mimi. the last of the week
Mrs. julius Unternahrer has gone to
New Jersey to spend the summer with
her husband. She will visit at Dayton,
Ohio and Rochester, n. \. on the
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Hanger OF Chi
cago are visiting relatives here.
Carl Pawlisch is preparing the Del
fry of the German Baptist church Tor
the bell THY have ordered.
Mr. and Mrs. Court Hackett a.
children were down from Westflel'
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brandt Oh
Clintonyille, Wis, were the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dockham from Sat
urday until Tuesday, coming Tor De-
coration Day.
! Obert Ege1hr was up from chicago
| the first of the week
Ripe strawberries are reported in
the gardens of c. Pawlisch and Mrs.
Emma Rooster.
/, Rollo Black was home from Madi-
son the first of the week.
Miss Emma Matzen r. n. OF Column
b,Is. Nebraska. has been the guest OF
Miss Ella Pawlisch a few days. 1t VIII
be remembered that Miss Matzen was
the nur.K4 who was injured at the
time of the explosion OF ship out
from New York Harbor when num-
Der Of nurses were starting for France.
Miss Matzen returned to F?9brask
Monday where she and her sisters
have a hospital and Miss Pawlisch
returned with her.
Mrs. Emily Hackett of BaraboO vi
sited Relatives here the first OF the
week
Mrs. Emma Rooster and daughter,
Lucille, have gone to their cottage OF
Lake Wisconsin to spend fortnight
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Richardson anC
daughter, Jean, of Prairie du Sac
spent Sunday and Monday with rela-
tives here and in Reedsburg
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Him and family
were down from Reedsburg Sunday.
Bert Fish CAME down from Elroy
for Decoration Day.
Miss Tia Parrish of Baraboo spent
Monday with Miss Polly LANCE. :
Mrs Sarah Rooney was up from
Baraboo Saturday.
Leonard Voll came home from Free
port, H., Saturday, returning Tues
day.
The Eschenback, Voeck and Frostad
families who have bden spending
few days at Mirror Lake have return
ed home.
William Burton and Mrs. Minnie
Talbot spent Sunday in Reedsburg.
Miss Julia Cady Of Reedsburg was
the guest of Miss Ethel Hewitt thE
first of the week.
Miss cnnc Dinkin was AT home