Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-22

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The annual meeting of Trinity par
ish was held Wednesday evening jan
uarys IA. The report of st. Mays
guild was read by Helen Davenport
and showed surprising amount of
work done by the little girls. The re-
ports of the treasurers of all parish
organizations showed good work
done and working balances on hand
The report OF the nationwide cam
paign committee was read by r. r.
Grosinske, the chairman. The parish
has met its quota Of $1245.00 for the
general work of The church and there
is a substantial increase in pledges
for the support Of the parish.
The following officers were elected
for the year 1920: j. Van Orden, Senior
Warden; r. Horstman. Junior Warden
Messrs VIM. Hatch, FL. e. French, A.
r. Reinking, r. r. Grosinske, Chas.
Spencer, L. S. Van Orden II r. Kruger,
and A. p. Cheek were elected yestry-l
men. Delegates to attend the do
cesar convention TO be held next week
in Milwaukee will be chosen by the
vestry
At the annual meeting of stockhold-
ers of the Citizens bank at Reeds
burg several changes were made
officers. The resignation of George
T. Morse as president was accepted.
Mr.. Morse has filled this office for 33
year. William Riggert who has been
cashier for ID years, succeeds Mr..
Morse as president. III. W. Riggert.
former assistant cashier, was made
cashier and the position of assistant
cashier filled by c. G. Weisler, who
has been In the LOganville bank for
four years.
At the time the Sarrington mill at
Delton burned the tax roll in the safe
was so badly damaged 1t was neces-
sary to obtain a. new one and this
has been prepared in the Office of
County Clerk f. A. Cooper The books
and papers in the safe were badly
damaged, some of the money being
charred. This has been sent to Wash
ington and it is thought there will
be little loss from the funds being in
the safe. The iron receptacle became
very hot so hot smoke came through
the crevices around the door
Miss Helen FiIhauer and Vaughn
Gibbons OF this city motored to Port
age Wednes day evening where they
boarded train. They however, OBJ
tanned marriage license from County
Clerk F. A. Cooper, before the trip
was started and plan 10 have the
wedding take place in Kenosha where,
Mrs L. FL. Horn, the mother of Mr.
Gibbons resides. They also intend to
spend short time in Chicago and Mil
waukee visiting friends 4
Mr.. Gibbons is employed at the T..
B. Trimpey studio and not long ago
returned from France where he serv-
ed in the army with the Reedsburg
Baraboo company Miss Filhauer is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Filhauer of this city. The couple win
return in about a week and make their
home in this city and have the best
wishes Of many friends.
The Walnut hill club met with Mrs.
Robert Hattie, Thursday afternoon.
and officers were elected for the year:
Mrs Robert Hattie, president; Mrs.
Albert Shaw, vice president; Mrs.
Harry SimOnds, secretary and trea-
surer. A five o'clock luncheon was
served. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. John ELLINGTON, Jan. 20.
H. G.. WEIGH has sold his interests
in the plumbing firm to bis brother,
L. G.. WEIGH, who has tvo' t. the bust
ness for some time. The new firm
has been moved to 1877 Third avenue,
in the Herfort building, formerly oc-
cupied by ]. Briggs. Mr.. WEIGH ex-
poets to put in some decided improve
ments which will benefit the public.
Capt. Dell Stewart left today for
Kentucky to join his company after
spending two months with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. III. Stewart. of
this city. Captain Stewart has been
in the army for several years and spent
two years overseas during the war.