Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-05-06
APPLICATIONS TO MARRY
Walter F. Faber. Lime Ridge
Florence Richert, Loganville.
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MONDAY G
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Morse and
Mrs. Jessie Anderson of Reedsburg
spent Sunday in Baraboo.
Mrs L. H. Fellows has returned
from Chicago where she spent the
last few weeks with relatives.
= Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Terwilliger have
returned from a months sojourn in
lChieago and Aurora.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs August
Bayer, May /, an eight and half pound
son.
e. r. Marquardt of Madison spent
Sunday in Baraboo with his mother,
Mrs. L. MarQuardt.
Arthur Peck has returned to his
school duties in Milwaukee after
spending the weekend in Baraboo
with his mother, Mrs. Jennie Peck
J. R. Hofstater, Carl Isenberg, r.
w. English were in Merrimack re-
Gently to appraise property there that
had been damaged.
Mrs. Addie Cameron has returned
form Lake Geneva and is spending
some time at the John E. Coleman
! Hanson and Green homes.
| Mrs. Frank Richards and son, Glen
were Baraboo visitors Sunday. Glen
is attending the University of Wis
consin and Mrs. Richards is residing
at Madison.
Mrs. Lucille Cord and daughter,
Mrs. E. R. Holmes, or Sanford,
Maine, are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Baraboo. Mrs. Holmes will
be remembered as Miss Helen Cord.
Mrs. Robert Van Valkenburg and
daughter, Mary Jane, and Mrs. Ada
Jones have returned to Chicago after
attending the funeral of D. B. Peck
The ladies are sisters of Mrs. Peck.
| Mrs. II. c. Berg has purchased the
residence at 300 Second avenue which
the family has been occupying for
some time. The residence was bought
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Gollmar.
Miss Minnie Desmond has accepted
a position with the Melzl & Nc Gam
Furniture Co., of this city and has
mond has been employed at the Offices
of the local railroad for the past few.
years.
The high school carnival put in by
the Gamma Phi Rho club and the
booster girls OF the high school was
an entire success. Over five hundred
dollars was received through the var
ious shows and booths of which about
three hundred VII be clear Of expenses
The carnival was Friday and Saturday
nights Of last week.
Mrs. B. A. Clark has been i'll for
some time a the home of Nv ~-I
Mrs., w. A. Jaquith, 432 Second street.
: Mrs. Lillian Getchell has returned
from stay of two weeks in Mil
waukee where she visited at the home
of Frank and Perry Getchell. While
there she consulted an eye specialist
and was fitted to glasses.
Ten Dodge autos passed through
Baraboo Sunday on their way from
the factory at Detroit to Minneapolis.
The cars were spattered with mud
and the drivers stated that the wet
roads were encountered between Gary
and valparaiso, 1ndlana.
DIR. Vincent A O'Rourke, who has
been located in Baraboo at the office
of DR.. G. E. Getchell, during his stay
in the south, was in Baraboo yester-
day and is fully recovered from the
injuries he received recently in an
auto accident near Portage. DR.. and
Mrs Getchell have returned from st.
Petersburg, Florida, and the osteo-
path will resume his practice in the
city.
Mrs. May Remington Thayer,
daugher of the late Judge and Mrs.
C. c. Remington, and sister of Mrs.
John M. Olin OF Madison, has gone to
her former home in the state OF
Washington. She was accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Dorothy, who
has been assisting in the library.
On Friday Miss Flornece Peterson
was given a shower at the home
of Mrs. J. J. Pfannstiehl. Many pretty
gifts were given the bride to be. Re-
freshments were served at the home
of Miss Lillian Reinking, the shower
being given by the two friends of
Miss Peterson.
Judge e. A. Evans has returned
from the hospital in Chicago He has
been an invalid ever since returning
from Hot Springs, Ark. Mrs. Evans
who has been in the hospital ever
since the operation for Mr.. Evans will
return the last of the week. Her
operation is reported as successful.
A band of gypsies arrived in the
city for a few minutes this morning
via automobile but the authorities in
charge of the city affairs were of the
opinion that they were not necessity
in Baraboo, SO they soon motored out
again. . q
George Hickey has rented the city
hotel from c. r, Simonds, who pur-
chased the place some time ago. Mr..
Hickey has been operating reStu-