Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-03-04
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A number of ladies' surprised Mrs.
Louis Allen recently on her birthday
and the evening was pleasantly passed
at cards. Refreshments were served
during the evening, and the whole af-
fair was an enjoyable one.
Mrs Carrie Slade has returned to
her duties in Milwaukee after spend
in gthe weekend in Baraboo with her
daughter, Mrs. r. ]. Rummel.
George Burgess, and family, who
moved from Baraboo to Lyndon Sta
ton, west of Kilbourn, three weeks
ago, have returned to Baraboo and
are located at 408 Blake street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Harris have
left for Los Angeles, California, where
they will spend about one month after
which they will leave directly for
China where they intend to remain
several years as missionaries. Mrs.
Harris is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Eitel
Lester, Hazel, and Lorna Corbin
are here from Adams to speIid their
school vacation with their aunts, Mrs.
Louis Allen and Mrs. Charles Ripley.
The Corbins formerly lived in .Bara-
boo
Mrs. T. j. Cooper has received a
card from Mrs. E. S. Erswell VINO re.
sides in Whittier, California. Mrs.
Erswen states that they are having
lovely weather and she spends most
of her time out of DOORS Just now
they are having a rainy spell which
comes very luckily for the ranchers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erswell left Baraboo
last fall.
The Y. NJ. C. a. is closed for the
resent while It is undergoing rer
in the line of painting and redecorat-
ing. The building has been in use
for number Of years and is in need
of several improvements which are to
be made while it is closed.
The Gamma Phi Rho club AMI the
Booster girls of the high school enter
tanned the faculty of the high school
Saturday evening. The evening was
passed in playing games and a gem
eral good time was enjoyed after
which refreshments were served.
Coach w. j. Tanghe took flash light
picture Of the faculty during the even
ing.
This contribution to the tales Of
absentminded people appears in a
Western paper: "a farmer, noted for
his observation-disclosures, went to the
market town and transacted his bust
ness. He started on his way home,
however with the unpleasant convic-
ton that ,a had forootf omething,
but what it was he could not recall.
AS he neared home the conviction
rengthener. and IL ~
sed his horse and went carefully
through his pocketbook in vain en-
deavor to discover what he had for
gotten. In due course he reached home
and was met by his daughter, who
looked at him in surprise and then ex-
claimed: Why, father, where have
you. left mother?'"
T. S. c. was royalty entertained al
the home of the President Mrs. Rooms,
assisted by her daughter, Mrs. How
ard, Feb. rs. Twenty-four members
and three visitors were present. A
Washington program was nicely car
ried out and next time we have Fran
ces Willard as our subject, every one
DC ready with something. The sick
are reported about all recovered ex-
pit Tom Johnson, still in the hos
pita1, and Mrs. Hansen sick Janitor
and light bills were allowed also a
repair bill. Committees for the next
quarter were appointed, also a COM
mittee to plan for bazaar some time
in the future. A trustee meeting is
called for next meeting. Refreshments
in keeping with Feb. % were served
by the hostesses. TIE meeting was
then adjourned.-Press Committee.