Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-04-28
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ing at theshome Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
K. Hi of Sumpter Mrs. Hills moth
er, Mrs. A. A. Jones, of this city is
at the Hill home.
The ladies five hundred club Of this
city was entertained Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Thomas
Rodweu All report an enjoyable af-
terroon.
Gus Moulton, well-known Bara-
boo youth, who enlisted in the 4th
Engineer Corps, 4th Division, U. S..
Army three months ago, is now sta
toned in Camp Lewis, state of Wash
ington.
Mrs. Jennie Won Post, who has been
in the state Of Washington and in Los
Angeles since leaving Baraboo some
months ago, is here for an indefinite
stay Mrs. Won Post was a resident
in Baraboo for number of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Alexander and
others have received invitations to
the approaching marriage Of their
granddaughter, Miss Virginia David
son, to G. S. Johnson, April 80, at
Barron. Lois, Carroll and Evelyn
Beige may go to the wedd ng.
Mrs. W.. Helm has returned from
Madison where she was invited to at
tend the birthday celebration of
very dear friend, Mrs. Charles AS
kew, 112 E. Wilson street. It was the
10th anniversary of the hostess.
Mrs. F. E. Billiard, 500 Ridge street
has sold her residence to James
Kuntz. Mr.. and Mrs. Kuntz will take
possession soon Mrs. Billiard may
go to Beloit to reside with her two
daughters.
Leo Rodems, son of Mr. and Mrs A.
NJ. Rodems, formerly of Baraboo, and
now of Milwaukee, spent Thursday in
BarabOo on business. Mr.. Rodems
graduated from Marquette university
in February of this year and is now
travelling through III nois and Wiscon-
sin selling electrical accessories.
Among those from Prairie du Sac
who attended the Evenson-1Sc hoep-
hoerster automobile trial were the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ploetz
Mr.. and Mrs N C. Woodin, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G.. Leindorff, Mr.. and Mrs
Conrad Schoephoerster Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Guy AL
bertus, E. j. Schoephoerster and fam
lily, VIM. Bonham, Peter Gruber, Har-
old Leindorf, Andrew Gruber, ROLAND
Saxer, Henry Accola and Carl Enge
Mr.. and Mrs Henry DEBORAH of the
vicinity of Sparta were Baraboo Wis
itors today. The two Indians are in
the basket selling business and dis
tributed many in Baraboo. The old
Indian custom OF having the squaw
do most of the work is not so with
the Red men Of today, as Mr.. DEBORAH
saw to it that his wife carried the
smallest bundle of the baskets while
he. burdened himself with two large
ones.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Schade, former
residents Of Baraboo, who have re-
SIDED in Chicago for the past four
years, are now moving back here.
They will live in their former home on
Seventh street, Their daughter, Miss
Lillian, who is employed in Elgin, H.,
is also here for a short visit
The American Railway Express
force including Edward 2. Clemens
Merle Okern and others motored to
Madison yesterday to attend a meet
ing Of Railway Express employees
but the party did not return via auto
Mr.. Clemens states that it was by a
good piece of luck that the little Ford
took them to- Madison at all with the
roads in the condition they are The
party left the car in Madison and re-
turned by train.
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Mr.. and Mrs Dayton Payne of
Prairie du Sac visited Baraboo reIa-