Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-10-13
WEDNESDAY
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gerber have re-
turned to their home in Monticello
after a short visit here at the home
lof their son, n H. Gerber, and other
relatives.
| Mrs Name Mannhei7 and Mrs. H.
iJ. Oates have returned to their homes
in Detroit after visit of two weeks
here with their father, John Travis,
and friends.
The members of the BarabOo Mar
line band motored to Hillsboro today
where they played at the Hillsboro
fair They were joined here BIZ sew
eral members of the Madison band,
who accompanied them.
! About forty friends and relatives
surprised w. " Rich at his home on
Webster.s Prairie last evening the oc-
casion being his birthday anniversary
The evening was spent playing cards
and delicious refreshments were SER
vd at late hour.
! Mrs. Hugh Tanning has returned to
her home in Lacrosse after visit of a
week here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Baxter.
( Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Wakefield, an eight pound daughter
yesterday. The baby has been named
Lois Antoinette. Mr.. and Mrs. Wake
field moved back to Baraboo from
Madison some months ago and are
making their home on Blake street.
For Sale Cheap second hand corn
huskers, Mccormick, Deering, and
Rosenthal George Carpenter.
Curtis Beech, brother of DIR. G. D.
Beech, formerly a resident of this city.
was a Baraboo visitor today, dining
with MFR. and Mrs. c. l.. Brewster
Mr. Beech, who conducts a packing
plant at Mazomanie, drove here in his
Stanley steamer bringing with him
twelve so lib. cans of lard which was
disposed of to the local merchants.
Rev E. O. Coontz has gone. to
WATERFOWL where he will attend the
Advent Christian conference. A num-
Der of other Baraboo people expect to
attend, among them being Frank Wat
kins, Mrs Eldora Getchell, Mrs. Viola
Atwater Mrs. l.. d. StillsOn, Miss
Eleanor James, and Mrs. Julia Bump.
The G.. and G. club met with Mrs.
A. A. Brownell at her home on Sew
enth avenue Tuesday evening. There
was a fine attendance, :all members
being present and one guest Miss
Margaret Ramsey of Reedsburg, who
is visiting here with Mrs. Harry But
terfield Cards were enjoyed until a
late hour when refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Friends have received word of the
safe arrival of former County Super
intendent and Mrs. A. I'll. Martin at
their home at Long Beach, California.
Mr. Martin is an instructor in the Jun
ior high school at that place and ex-
presses himself as delighted with his
work and with California -
The Baraboo Business Women's
club held the first meeting of the sea-
son at their new club rooms over the
Berkeley garage on Monday evening.
There was an interesting business
meeting, plans being discussed for the
state convention of business and pro-
fessioDal women to be held in Bara-
boo in April, 1922, and for sewing,
physical culture ond millinery classes
After the business session social
time was enjoyed.
Another full membership present
was the experience of the debating
society of the high school on Tuesday
evening at the local high. The fellows
seem to be determined to maintain
the running start they took at the
first meeting. Louis Mccain and Ken
meth Conway put the evidence that
Germany was the aggressor in the
late World war SO strongly that Alton
Cady and Harold Mash could not meet
it, and Germany will have to stand
for the charge in the future. Then fol-
lowed nearly half an hour of parla-
mentary practice, in which the mem
bers practiced on the making Of mo-
tions in many forms. This will be a
regular feature in the conduct of the
society in the future.
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