Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-02
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Mrs. Arthur Murphy was pleasantly
surprised at her home Friday even
ing by ladies to the number OF 10.
The evening was spent playing five
hundred and at midnight a luncheon
was served.
The Baraboo Business Women's
club held dance Friday evening in
MuelIer's hall. About two score cou-
pies we're present. Music was fur
nished by Rodwell's orchestra.
John, the four year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Corey A. Carow, who has
been i'll with pneumonia the past
week, is on the way to. recovery.
Harold Hawkins, who has been vis=
ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hawkins, in this city, returned 10
Knapp today where he has been
working the past several months.
Mr.. Hawkins is breaking into the in
surance business in the above place
Ivan Cahoon, who is hunting in the
northern part Of the state for deer,
sent home a fine specimen recently
to his parents.
J. S. Briscoe, who recently went
to Clayton, New Mexico has returned
to Baraboo. Mr.. Briscoe is not in IA
vor of the southern climate.
Mrs. Clara T. Runge and daughter,
Miss Doris are spending some time
in Chicago. They went for. the. purpose
Of consulting physician concern
ing the young lady's health.
Word has been received here tell
ing of the birth of a baby son to Mr..
and Mrs. Chauncey Holmes on Thanks
giving Day. Mrs. Holmes. will remem-
bered here as. Miss Dorothy Loye.
Game Warden f. A. Dockham re-
Gently shipped a dead deer to Madison
through the local railway express Of
flee, that was discovered by him on
the Devils lake road. The animal, it
was believed had been struck by
some object in the road as its leg was
broken. Other injuries sufficient to
cause the death of the animal We're
discovered by the game warden.
Judge J. H. Hill was in Spring
Green yesterday where he held jul
j venile court. Two youngsters of the
above village charged with stealing
were the objects Of the court session.
The judge committed one of the lads
to reformatory and the other pu,
in the hands Of a farmer near the
! village who will look after his wei
/ fare in the future.
j Rev. and Mrs I. F. Nuzum received
a message at $50 o'clock Friday
T evening from Mr.. Nuzum's brother,
/ John Nuzam, of Viroqua stating that
the Iatter's wife had suffered a stroke
/ Of paralysis. The Baraboo folk left
| at once for Viroqua Mrs. Nuzum
+ died late last night She was former
I ly Miss Eva White of Merrimack. Her
i husband is engaged in the numbering
| business in the above named city.
| Mrs G. r. stekl, who underwent
an operation at a Madison hospital a
short time. ago, is not getting aIong
! as well as expected. Pneumonia has
developed and her condition is crit
/ zeal. Mrs. Stekl was formerly Miss
Marjorie Fisher.
Miss Irene Baxter, Nwho recently
/ graduated from a hospital at La
! Crosse has been visiting at the home
| Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. George
/ Baxter. The young lady left this morn
ing for a visit in Adams with her sis
ter, Mrs Richard Murphy, before 60
mo ~ Ior now occionY7n7o+ az 20 MIL
waukee hospital
Engineer E. M. Terry, who has been
unable to work much Of the time re
| Gently because Of sickness, has ap
nlied fn1. q mansion on the @ e N w