Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-02-19
NEW PRINCIPAL
NORTH FREEDOM

. School opened Monday with M.
Frostad of Waukesha as principal ana
Mrs. J. A. Unternahrer teacher of 9th
and 9Th grades. Miss Voll was unable
to return this week and Miss Ada
Getchman Is teaching primary.
Mrs. John Schale went to Black
River Falls Tuesday to spend a few
days with friends.
Mrs. VIM. Trebilcock went to Ely,
MINI. Friday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Harold Mcfarland and other rel
atives. f.,.
Mrs. Alice Fabry went to Marshfield
Monday where her husband has been
in the hospital for week.
Mrs. Dency Richter Of Milwaukee
remained after the burial Of her hus
band with her father, James Carpen.
ter and sister Mrs. Ed. Weston for a
while.
John Holtzman was home from the
u. w. for a few days returning Sun
day afternoon.
]. w Warne was in Chicago the last
OF the week returning Sunday.
| The Ladies Aid of the M. e. church
enjoyed sleighride to the holne o:
Mrs. Albert Grosinske Wednesday.
C. e. Hackett came home from
Milwaukee Monday to spend a few
days.
A number of the friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ahrensmeyer took q
sleighride to their home north OF
town Friday evening. A merry time
/; was spent and picnic lunch enjoyed
! Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Dickie Of Bara'
boo spent the week END with relatives
here.
| Mrs. e. j. King and daughter Miss
Grace spent the week end with
friends in Baraboo
; Mrs. Henry Mallow Of Leland has
been spending a few days with ne!
parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lieder. The
Mallows have recently sold their
I farm and will move to Prairie du Sat
Miss Alma DIPPED was home from
the U. w. for a few days last week.
| The Home Culture club and hus
bands surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Gunnisor at their home on Walnu
hstreet Saturday evening. A socia
evening was spent lunch was served
This was a farewell party as the
Gunnfson family move to Madison
this week to make their home.
! Miss Valera Larson of Barabot
spent the weekend with Miss Elsie
Griep.
! The twin babies of Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Tre1oar who have been seriousl.
| i'll with pneumonia are improving.
On account of the prevalence of Fl,
and measles in the Diamond Hill
school district the school is closed fol
the present,
About thirty of the young friends o.
1vor Gunnison gave him a surprise a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. John
son Monday evening. A jolly time
was spent with music and games anc
picnic lunch was served.
Word was received by relatives
Monday OF the death of Mrs. Emma
Rehr Indy in Mississippi. She WITH
her husband son and daughter Wis
tied the home farm north of here II
the fall and Mrs. Lindy's mother, Mrs
Rehr returned with them making the
! trip by auto. Their home was Il
, Florida but they did not reach there
before the death Of Mrs. Lindy. Sb'
; was born and raised in District No.
of the town of Excelsior and many
friends here mourn her early death.
Word has been received here bJ
| the father James Draper that Jane:
Draper jr. has been very i'll with the
flu in La Crosse. III
Harold Hayes who has been i'll witt
measles at the home Of his grandfath
er in Oregon Wis. returned home
! Monday.
| The members of the VIM. Bonnei
family have all been i'll but are i'm
proving.
The children of Mrs. Myrtle VIII
zenski have measles also little Mar
garet Treloar.
The J. H Gunnison family went te
Madison Wednesday where they vii
make their home. Mr.. Gunnison hav
| ing a position with the Wisconsin
Highway Commission.
| Miss Mable Scott was called TO hel
home near Lyndon Station by the i'll
ness Of her mother and brother whs