Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30


i William Fay, Mrs Madge Ackle.
and Miss Name Fay all of Chicag'
lspent Christmas in Baraboo at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.. Fay.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kunce served
goose dinner for Christmas to the fol
flowing: Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Fort, Mr
and Mrs. J. Raschein, Mr.. and Mrs
NV. Kunce, Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Halb
imam, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Kunce, Mr.
land Mrs. F. Raschein, Mr.. and Mrs
lObert HAITI, Arthur, Eugene and Ora
Kunce. Anna HAITI, Virgil and Amy
IHalbman, Verona and Lucinda Ras
chem and Edna Kunce.
On Christmas day Mr.. and Mrs. E
J. Battles entertained at a family din
ner, the guests including: j. S. David
!,son, son-in-law, Ryegate, Montana
Lloyd e. Battles. son, Milwaukee. Miss
Edith and Miss Edna yPeHon, students
in the Whitewater normal, Chief Of
Police and Mrs. s. A. Pelton, Miss
Phoebe Pelten, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pelton and daughter, Baraboo. Mr.
Davidson's son, Richard, makes his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Battles.
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Miss Harriet Moore of ST Louis is
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs.
&C. E. Getche1l, Fourth avenue The
mother, Mrs. Harriet Moore, will come
| soon to spend few days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ Adams are en-
Ftertaining their son, Max Adams,
Houston, Texas. Mrs. Belle Weiser
and daughter of Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, are also visiting at the Adams
home. Mrs. Weiser being a sister Of
Mr.. Adams. The guests will spend the
Yuletide season here.
The Christmas program at the First
M. e. church on Thursday night was
all that could be desired. There was
an interesting program, the conclud-
ing number being playlet. There
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there being a church full of expect
ant faces on this annual occasion.
The Yuletide program at the South
Side M E. church was fine success.
The tree was a delight and all the
children were happy over the presents
received. To Mrs. s. E.. Wakefield
and a number of others credit is due
for the community spirit manifest in
the Third ward
William Schneider has received a
letter from his brother George of Red
Cloud, Nebr. which states that they
are ell well and are getting along nice
ly. George says he had so acres of
corn with a yield of about 20 bushels
cents per bushel, oats 80 cents and.
hogs cents. He says he is in the land
where Jack rabbits are plentiful.
There is no snow at Red Cloud as yet.
He wishes all his old friends Merry
Christmas.
The Primary department of the
Presbyterian Sunday school held it's
Christmas party in the parlors of the
church Thursday afternoon. There
were merry games, recitations, music,
beautiful tree and at the close ice
cream and waters. AS each went out,
a bag of candy and nuts was given,
donated by the Thimble club. Miss
Bevelyn Bassett, the superintendent,
had charge assisted by teachers and
several of the parents. The exercises
A pleasing event took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. O'Connor.
Reedsburg, recently when about thirty
relatives and friends gathered there to
surprise their daughter, Vida, the
event being a miscellaneous shower.
At noon picnic dinner was served and
the afternoon was spent in visiting.
They departed leaving many useful
gifts for the bride-to-be.
Lyle Clark of Milwaukee is here for
the holidays. He is employed by the
government in checking up taxable
property as reported by the larger
corporations. He says often errors
are made in exemptions and sometimes
firms must bring forth many thousand
dollars as a result of the error. Mis-
takes are usually on the side of the
firms but occasionally the government
is paid too much and in that event
Uncle Sam returns a portion that has
been received.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Spaulding have
returned to North Freedom after a
trip to Baraboo. Mrs. Spaulding is
taking treatments in baraboo twice
a week,
Mrs. Frank Herfort, son Lawrence,
and the nurse, Miss Anna Smith, leave
in few days to spend the remainder
Of the winter at st Petersburg, Florida
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