Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-03-18

cream and cake were served at the
conclusion of very pleasant even
ing.
Mrs. Martin Arndt entertained
number of friends at her home Wed
nesday evening. Cards were played
and refreshments were served.
Mrs. Ed. Gust entertained the 500
club at her home this afternoon.
Cards were played and refreshments
were served.
d. A. Lewis has returned from st.
Petersburg, Florida, where the
family has been spending the win
ter. Mr.. Lewis returned by way Of
Rochester, N. Y Mrs. Lewis and
daughter, Leoria will remain in the
Florida city until later.
The members of the Rebecca lodge
met Thurs afternoon for business
meeting. Miss Minnie Galloway OF
La Crosse, State president of the
lodge, was here and banquet was
served at six o'clock to about 40
members.
Mrs. HI. p. Young has returned
from an extended visit in Adams
and Is at the home of her daughter,
Mrs ETA. Bump, in this city. Mrs.
Young Is assisting in caring for Mrs.
Bump who is i'll.
J. A. Martiny has contracted for
half a carload OF DeLaval separa
tors for immediate delivery. Mr.. Mar
tiny states that the present price of
butter has made great demand for
the well known separators.
Mrs. J. Luder entertained the mem
bers Of st. Margaret's guild of Trim
ity Episcopal church on Wednesday
afternoon the ladies spending the
time in sewing for the home at Fond
du Lac. 1t was reported the recent
food sale netted about $500
& Mrs. W. H. Promo of this city has
received word that her brother-in-
law, Simon Cobleigh, Of La Vale
broke his leg above the ankle Wed
nesday Mr.. Cobleigh was telling
tree which came down in the Oppo-
site direction from which he expect
ed, before he could get out OF the
way fell partly on him and broke
the leg.
C. A. Hofmann went to Milwaukee
and Chicago on Wednesday for the
purpose of securing attractions for
an entertainment to be given by the
Raraboo Marine band in the Phil
brick garage building next month.
TrP1, III 40 eft
tiers of vaudeville acts to secure the
best talent obtainable. 1t is planned
to open the new garage with an at
traction lasting three nights, the
show being given on the upper floor
Mr. Philbrick is re1nodeling the
Moeller building for a garage and
will be duly dedicated by the band.
At an adjourned meeting Of the
Earnest Klemm OF North Freedom
has undergone an operation in To-
cal hospital for appendicitis.
Herman Lehman, who had two
ruptures and who has been in To-
cal hospital since the operation, has
returned home much improved as to
his physical condition He resides in
this city.
Robert Plat, son of Adolph Platt,
who was injured some days ago
while coasting down hill, has about
recovered. He went to Milwaukee
this week for the specialists to take
a last look at his nose which was
broken when the crash came. The
youth greatly appreciates the many
kind attentions given him during
the days when he was a patient.
L. J. Pearson spent few hours in
Baraboo on business and states that
he expects to resume operations at
the stone quarry at Ableman in a
few days. The quarry has been clos
ed all winter and Mr.. Pearson has
spent most of his time in MilWau-
kee where the family reside. They
spend the smnner at Devils lake
every year.