Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-21

Opal Kramer and Miss Iyla Parrish
sang a duet and Miss kramer gave a
solo all OF which were enjoyed.
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10 FRIDAY O
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| Miss Luise Gattiker has returned
| from her sojourn Of over two months
in Europe, most of the time being
spent with friends near Zurich, Swift
zerland. While abroad she saw some
i of the scenes of devastation resulting
from the great war and in her journey
visited Paris, the capital Of France,
and Grenoble, one of the literary cen
| tiers Of that country. The return
voyage on the ocean was delight,
the weather being calm all the way.
Miss Gattiker was accompanied by
Miss Bertha Ochsner daughter bf
/ DR.. and Mrs. Ochsner, Chicago, part
'of the time. In New York she was
met by her sister, Miss Gritli Gatti-
ker, the two arriving in Baraboo this
morning.
! WANTED-Gents shoes. Ebert
Searles. Phone 277 w.
Before Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wing
moved fro mtheir farm to their resi-
dence in the city. about 40 OF their
Greenfield friends and neighbors gave
them farewell surprise party. The
evening was spent in visiting and
music One pleasant feature being a
quartette composed of Miss Heng
stler, Mrs. Verne Wing, Mr. Wichern
and Fired Templin who rendered
some fine music which was greatly en-
joyed by those present. After visit
ing and music, ice cream and cake
were served and before their depar-
ture Mr.. Wichern, in behalf of the
friends, presented Mr. and Mrs Wing
with a purse of money for which they
received the thanks of the host and
hostess.
Scarlet fever is prevalent in the
western part of Rusk county, in the
region of Bruce and Weyerhauser
! The Bruce schools have been ordered
closed for period of two weeks.
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The case of Rev. C. E Weed against
Sank county has been settled fer
! $3.50 Some months ago while driving
along the highway south of North
/ Freedom the car was badly wrecked
and some of the passengers slightly
! injured He blamed the county be-
cause of the alleged bad condition of
the road. The case did not come to
trial at the last term of the circuit
court as a settlement was then pend
ing The minister now a resident of
Eau Claire was represented by Bent
ley & La Mar while District Attorney
Bohn represented the county
Miss Waya Mastin has returned
from two months trip to Syracuse,
n. Y, Washington, D. c., and other
! places.
Mrs. Hugo Schultz has returned to
her home in Delton after spending the
past six weeks in La Crosse While
in the above city, Mrs Schultz under
went an operation at the Grand View
hospital
Miss Irene Baxter, who is training
to be a nurse at La Crosse, is at
home to spend several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Baxter.
Mrs. Lulu Johnston, sister of Mrs.
Belle Christopher of Baraboo return
ed to Chicago today accompanied by
her niece, Miss Charlotte Carpenter OF
0sseo Wis. Her niece will make her
home with her aunt
Mrs. Ellen Mccain and daughter
Miss Mae left this morning for San
Diego, Cal. for an indefinite stay
Their present address is 2310 Thir-
tieth street.
| The display window at the office
Of the e. T. Ross florist firm was bro
ken recently. The window smashed
is adjacent to the alley and it is
thought a stone flying up from the
tire of an auto struck the glass.
Mrs. Anna Yale has returned to
Aurora, ILL.,, after a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Bogards Mrs. Bo-
gard accompanied the guest to Madi-
son and returned with Miss Helen