Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-04-01

wishing Mr.. Mather many happy birth
days.
Mrs. N. M. Smith OF Adams, for
many years resident of Baraboo
has been in Riyeryiew hospital at
Grand Rapids for over a week. She
was taken there for an operation as
la result of bronchial trouble follow
ing an attack Of influenza. The dis
ease, however, has yielded to treat
ment and Mrs. Smith is improving
without an operation. She writes to
trends here that the hospital is sit
uated on the banks of the Wisconsin
river on a slightly spot and that two
or three other ladies from Friend
ship and Adams are there.
G. A. Kartack, vice-president of the
Hibernia bank, Denver, Colorado, has
arrived today for a visit with his
brother, j. F. Kartack. The visitor
was with the late ]. B. Ashley much
of the time before his death and as
sisted with the final rites before the
body was sent to Baraboo Mr.. Kar-
tack has not been here for number
OF years, spending much of the time in
Colorado. He was in Florida during
the winter and reports a delightful
season. There was not single day
that he did not see mosquitoes.
Palm Sunday in the Presbyterian
church was ESPECIALLY observed, the
Catechasm class was confirmed, into
the church membership: Misses
Bessie Berkeley. Ruth Clark, Edwin
Oiler, Mrs. Mable Schanke, Adeline
and Margaret Schanke, Katherine
Seyler and Mable Thomas. Each were
presenaed with white carnGtion.
The Chorus gave 1.-THE Palms" and
Mr. .Forman sang an Aria from
Elijah" The decorations were palms
and flowers. The pastor gave a short
address on church membership, its
duties and privileges. The sermon
was on "The Leadership of Christ !"
Easter Sunday there will be baptism
of children and welcome of new
members. The Cantata, "The Gospel
of Easter" will be given by the
Chorus.
Mrs. J. H. Bear, Baraboo, has writ
ten letter the the Spring Green
News and among other thighs says:
If we could have purchased a small
farm with good buildings near Spring
Green we would have done so as we
all thought our home town was all
right, especially myself as it wasn't
very pleasant to move away from my
daughters family, relatives and num-
erous friends and go to neighbor-
hood where I scarcely knew anyone.
But I have always found good people
where we lived. My brother, George
Carpenter, and family live one mile
from us and my sister, Mrs. ]. H.
Claridgel at .Reedsburg, SO | am not
lonesome. AS to my neighbors,
they are just all right. / feel right
at home with them. We meet ev-
cry two weeks at one of the homes
and are entertained, oh, just grand!
There are fifteen neighbor ladies
who belong to this society We
are not idle while visiting but sew
for families who are SEX or unable
to do their own sewing And I have
a big, big house up here on Mt. Bear,
big enough to hold all the people in
Spring Green and Harrisburg, too, so
don't forget us when you are UP here
at DEVILS Lake Or make a business
trip to the county seat. We are two
and one-helf miles south of the court
house-just few minutes drive
The case of George H. Holmes
against the New York Life Insurance
company was transferred Saturday
from the Sank county to Dane county
circuit court. The plaintiff is seek
ing $1,536 judgement.
The Mielke- Schroeder farm which
was to have been sold at public auc-
ton at the court house last Saturday,
was not disposed of. The number of
bidders for the property were limit
ed Saturday and those present did
not know the value of the farm. AS
a result the highest estimate was en-
tirely to low to cover the value of
the property. The auction has been
postponed until Saturday next.
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