Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
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! Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Schirmer
Wednesday, September 20, son.
Many travelling statesmen are visit
ing Baraboo grocers for the purpose
of selling food products before whole
sale prices come down.
Isaac Payne has arrived from Oaks,
North Dakota, where he spent the
summer. He reports fine crops in that
section of that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Fisher leave N
few days for ST Louis TO visit their
son, DR.. Arthur Fisher, for fortnight
or more
On Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Ash street, Mrs. John Nc
Gam delightfully."- entertained some
sixty ladies at cards. Five hundred
was played. Autumn flowers were ar
tistical1y disposed about the rooms.
Following q spirited contest at the
card tables delicious collation. was
served by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. James r. Curry, Mrs. A. w.
Melzl, Mrs. Kate Oshay, Mrs. C. L..
Thuerer and Miss Mae McGann. Mrs.
L H. Hill and Mrs T. VI. Mould won
the recipients of prizes.
Mrs. F. C. Peck is entertaining two
aunts, Mrs Harris Wilson and Mrs.
Lucy Snyder. roth Of WalwOrth, Wis
The ladies are both eighty-flye years
of age, but are still very spry. Yes
terday Mrs. Peck invited few rela-
'tives for dinner and Mrs. Snyder was
delighted that she was allowed to get
/ up the very fine meal
The Squire Sorghum mill, located
near the river about block from the
high bridge, has nearly completed it's
sorghum output for this yeaH The
syrup manufactured SO far exceeds the
three thousand gallon mark of last
year and the mill expects to put out
about seven thousand gallons before
they close down. Many in Baraboo
have their orders in for the syrup ana
obtain it direct from the mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Melzl have brok-
en- camp at their cottage On the south
shore of Devils lake and returned to
their home in this city for the winter.
Mrs. MelzIs sister, Mrs. Kate O'Shay
has returned from Chicago and Will
soon go to California to spend the
winter with her brother.
On Tuesday evening about so mem
bers and friends of the German M. E..
church gathered at the parsonage in
the form of a birthday surprise in
honor OF Rev. VIM. Radenacher. The
evening was spent pleasantly with
games, singing and short talks were
given by Herman Vol and Paul Nett
Eel to which Rev. Rademacher heartily
responded. A reed and tapestry rocker
was given him in remembrance of the
occasion. The birthday of little Vir-
glnla Plat also fell on that day and
birthday cake displaying two light
ed candles was presented. Delicious
refreshments were served at q late
hour.
! MONDAY evening the Thimble club of
the Presbyterian church held its OMEN
ing meeting at the home of the Presj-
dent, Mrs. H. r. Richardson. who was
assisted by Mrs, 3 Crouch and Mrs
ii. hoppke A large number answered
10 roll call, after which business of the
club was taken IN and plans made for
the coming year. The rest of the even
ing was spent in a social way; light
refreshments were served The cInh
will meet in two weeks with Mrs
Allen.
Rev E. c. Henke was in Madison
Wednesday to be present at the in
staliation of Rev. Thomas Knox as
pastor of the Westminster church in
the capital city. Rev. Henke presided
on behalf of the Madison Presbytery.
Others present from this district were.
Rev. G. E. Hunt and Rev. Carl Nc
krug of Madison and Rev. r. B. Hind
man of Portage. Rev. Knox comes to
Madison from Lima, Ohio.
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Raymond Peterson of Waupaca. a
iofmer Carroll college man. has re-
turned from service in Siberia with
the American troops and will tell of
ms experiences Sunday night at the
esoyterian church. The public is
invited.
| MRS. ira Cooper of Winona, MINI,
IS visiting relatives in town. She
states that the News arrives in Vino
ma very regularly and that it looks
good TO her
| Albert IL. Giese was in Baratoo
! Yesterday and states that he is NOV
Ing back to North Freedom from Be-
lott on account of not being able to
secure a suitable house at the tat
ter place for his family to live in. Mr..
Giese was a blacksmith in the North
Freedom village for a number of years
and sold his residence there before