Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-05-26
NJ. FREEDOM
MAN TOCANADA
ON BUSINESS

ada this week on business for the
Harbson5Wa1jker Co. He expects to
be gone several weeks.
ETfe members of Class of '21 are
only four Ruthy Westedt, Irene Mattox
Ruth ASpauldihg and Robert Apker.
The EXERCISES will be June Bird in
M. w. A. hall.
Mrs Emma Hewitt and Miss Fannie
warner spent Sunday in Madison.
A. H. 1Giese,l who has ben ill so
long with, blood poison, is again able
10 be about our streets.
James Doherty, Jr. spent Sunday
with relatives in Baraboo.
Mrs. J. Kirby visited relatives here
the last of the week.
William Bonnel1 has improved his
residence by the addition Of porch
at the east side.
Miss Harriet Conger of Prairie du
sac spent the weekend with friends
here. aJ5t @
Mrs Ed. Zimmerman and baby have
returned from visit with relatives
at Marshfiefd:
Miss Ann Donaghey was up from
Baraboo the first of the week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Page
twin daughters, Tuesday. May IL.
Mabel Elizabeth and Dorothy May.
Mrs Mary Patterson of Madison
was here the last of the week.
1T.iiE English and daughter Of Bara-
boo we're caller at the home of Mrs.
Nancy POSE Sunday.
James Anstice was up from Bara-
boo khes fast'6f the week.
MISS Ednfte Smith has closed her
school and7fs at home.
MISS Elsie Pagel. who has been nur-
sing in Bafaboo, is at home for a
short tinhe!f
Miss Agnes Dickie closed her school
withna picnic at the school house on
account H the weather.
Miss Emma Pagel, who has been in
Chicago for The past or months, is
at Nome ~
A large number from here attended
tEfe'T9feldt Meet at Ableman Friday.
tMFsh Eh1fTie Pagel went to Augusta,
SuHda ys48 attend the funeral of her
BF6tB8f!sD
Mrs William Elliott returned to her
ho3neNin Baraboo Monday after spend
ing a week at the home of her brother
Philo Starting, Mr.. and Mrs. H. K
DflleRB6Gk9 came up to take her home,
3MrsJ Jti91Ward and daughter, Mar
TIA Spent IA portion of last week in
CaHenOvia'
Mrs. John Gunnison and son John
P9d0fl Madison visited relatives here
theD LAST Ofithe week.
5Mrs?Paurne Griep has been suffer
ingtfB6m gall stones for few days.
The pupils of Mrs. Freda Unterna-
hFt4a' gave her a real surprise Friday
afe@rt sche6 at the home of Mrs. John
Bader. Picnic supper was served and
aS'ffght good time enjoyed.
Mr. and MRS. Bayles of Merrimack
ha%es beenb visiting their daughter,
Mrs 6W1Hiam Lehman.
isSTFee William Golding is at home
ff0nl Milwaukee where she has been
several weeks with her husband, who
is 4eceivFag treatment for his eyes
and is somewhat improved
8MrsI1 eftry Kuester is visiting rela-
tiees Ff91 South Dakota.
oiAugust Smith has been quite i'll at
Bisi Aonfeiin the east end Of town.
Mrs. {Hg Geyman of Baraboo has been
heIpirg scare for her father, August
Smith 9h'
Mr.. and Mrs Brooks of Randolph,
have been visiting at the home of
their son, Glen Brooks.
mfr! oahd Mrs. George Douglas visited
refativ6s9in BaraboO Sunday.
iMFsADeIla Fox has returned from
visiting relatives in Michigan.
eClass play, Friday and Saturday
nights atm. w. A. hall Csc and 35c.
Daughter of the Desert"
The Memorial Day Observance will
be in the Lutheran church Sunday
morning at 1890. The members of G..
A. r. W r. c. and World War veter-
ans Willfneet at the G.. A. R. hall at
10aa m.s to go in body.
3.lPFogran1 for Decoration Day
1.-The members of the G.. A. r., w. R.
e. Spanish war veterans and World
War,Neterans will meet in the G A. r.
hall at 1870 p. m. and march to the M.
w. A. hall where the services will be-
gin at 2 p. m. Song Star Spangled
Banner Address of Welcome-Pres
of Day D. w. Seeley. Song Baptist
Quartette Prayer Rev. Bibelheimer.
Song Ableman Double Quartette.
GettgsBurg- James Doherty. Song
Quartette. Reading Roll of Honor.
Civil War S. J. Hackett Spanish
and Late War Ben Pawlisch. Song
Ableman, Quartette. Grafton w. G.
Eyenson,, Song America after which
the. line, Of march will form to the
cemetery for the conclusion of ser