Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-16
DELTON COUPLE SURPRISED
ON TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY

1t was a lively crowd, who surprised
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Timme at their
home last Monday evening. The oc-
,casion being their goth wedding an
niversary Mr.. and Mrs. Timme hav-
ing been out late the night before
and innocent Of the plot against
them, decided to retire early, and to
say they were surprised would be ex-
pressing it mildly. But since their
friends appeared outside their bed
room window and persisted in toot
ing horns and talking, sleep was out
of the question, so the door was open
ed and the guests toed to make them
selves. at home while theqv host and
hostess tried to collect their scattered
brains (and their scattered belong1-
ings) and dress for the occasion
When Mr.. and Mrs. Timme finally ap-
peared, they found the dining room
table hid been newly decorated and
while the effect could scarcely be
called artistic it certainly was unique
and caused much merriment. H. D.
Reyes who was present at the wed
ding twenty years ago made few
appropriate remarks and in behalf of
the guests presented the surprised
with some very pretty pieces of china
as a remembrance of the occasion. A
delicious supper had been brought
even to the prettily decorated brides
cake. After an evening of games,
music, and supper, the guests depart
ed at late hour with many kind
wishes for the future and left Mr.. and
Mrs Timme to once more retire for
the night "To sleep, perchance to
dream, aye, there's the rub" The
spirit of the evening still fingered
and they found the clothing they had
so recently worn had somehow tied
itself into innumerable knots, and even
the bed had undergone change not
conductive to peaceful slumber. SO
they will long have accession to re-
member their goth anniversary.
Charles Achtenburg took his moth
er to Portage last Wednesday where
she underwent a minor operation.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
Clarence Simonds last Wednesday.
About thirty-eight being present.
The receipts from the Xmas sale
and supper given by the Ladies' Aid
on Friday amounted to over sixty-1ve
dollars.
Mrs. E. L. Reynolds went to Port
age on Friday to stay with her hus-
band for few days. 1t is hoped he
will be able to leave the hospital by
the middle Of this week and his many
friends Will be glad to see him at
home again.
Kenneth CASTOR, who has been in a
Madison hospital for the past few
weeks, was able to return to BaraboO
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Hahn son
Cyrus, and Mrs. Florence Bunker Of
Reedsburg and Mrs. 0. J. Ingmeier of
Galesburg, ILL.,, were guests at the
home of Otto Timme on Sunday.
Mrs H. L. Sarrington has returned
from Galesville, Wis, and reports the
little granddaughter, Evelyn hide, as
doing finely. Mr.. hide has been trans
ferred to the Baraboo division Of the
road and they expect to move there
soon.
The supper and sale of aprons and
Xmas articles by the Ladies' Aid at
Fraternity hall Friday afternoon and
evening Melted the society $50
Mrs Lewis, who has been i'll Of
heart trouble for some time, is con-
sidered not any better at this writing
Mrs. w. D. Stanley of Baraboo
came Thursday night for a short
visit with her sister, Mrs. John Chat
fee
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds made
a business trip to Madison Saturday.
Miss Agnes Rady returned to her
home IN Blue Island Friday after a
visit if several weeks with friends
here
Seventy-three numbers were sold
for the dance Saturday night at Frat
ernity hall Netzos orchestra from
Portage furnished the music.
Gilbert Gomon and family were cal
ling on friends here Sunday.
The R. N. A. lodge has elected the
following officers for the coming year,
O.-Marion Flickner.
V. 0. Mary Crane.
P. O-Daisy Weidman.
C.-Laura Sarrington i
R-Lulu Huntington.
Rec.-Nellie Squires.
M.-Lida Gomon.
I. S. Lau,%a Simons.
o. S.-Martha Powell.
After the business meeting Mis-
Rosa Turner assisted by Mrs. Albert
hide, Beatrice hide and Mrs. Hilda
Turner served a most delicious lunch
to both the R. N. A. and the M. W.
A. camps.