Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-10-27
SURPRISE HELD.
NORTH FREEDOM

A large number of friends and
neighbors Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Weiland surprised them at their home
Thursday evening for a farewell par
ty. A merry evening was spent. Re
freshments we're served. Mr.. and Mrs
Weiland have purchased the Stein
sisters rooming house on Third Ave
BarabOo.
Miss Josephine LangdOn has re
turned to her work as nurse at the
Passadant hospital in Chicago after
being here for the sickness and death
of her grandfather James NJ. Blachly
Misses Dorothy and Marjorie ORA
per spent the weekend with relatives
IN Reedsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Richardson and
daughter Jean Of Prairie du Sac spent
tue week end with re'at. YES nece
VA -. C,:~p -. u!n' d h Tie
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lieder and chit
dren of Portage motOred here Sunday
and spent the day with the King and
Lieder families.
Mrs. Otto Lieder and two daughters
Misses Stella and Cecilia of Mineral
Point were guests of the e. j. King
family Tuesday.
Miss Esther Dietz Of SanbOrn,
Mimi. has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Redman few days.
Mrs. Mary Blachly went to Chicago
Monday accompanying her daughter
Miss Maude to Morgan Park where
she will stay several months.
Finch club met Saturday evening
with Mrs. Ida Lawton. The occasion
was her birthday and ice cream, cake
and apples were served.
Miss Caroline TRIUMPH OF ReedsbuTg
was the guest of Miss Mary Draper
Sunday.
Monday evening Mrs. NJ. Trumble
entertained about twenty neighbOrs
friends in honor of the 81st birthday
Of her brother James Waddell who
lives with her. Ice cream and cake
were served and good time enjoyed
with music and reminis cences.
Mrs. Robert Schneider spent last
week with relatives in BaraboO.
Miss Polly LANCE spent the week
end with friends in Prairie du Sac.
Mrs. Seeley with her grandchildren
Daniel and June Seeley of LaValle
spent the weekend with granddaugh-
tiers Mrs. Floyd Grosinske and Mrs.
Harold GunnisOn.
Mrs. Edward Ristau and baby of
Chippewa Falls are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Ristau
The Albert Weiland family has
moved to BarabOo.
Emory Wyman who has been quite
i'll is again able to be up town.
Mrs Orrin Kuether OF Waterloo has
been here two weeks caring for her
father August Smith who is i'll.
Miss Lilah Geyman of Baraboo has
been here for few days at the home
of her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
August Smith.
Miss Bernice SpauIding was home
from Black Hawk for the weekend.
VIM. Golding went to Milwaukee the
first of the week for treatment for his
eyes.
w. G. Patterson has been visiting
relatives in Prairie du Sac.
Whitney FullmeT is walking on
crutches on account Of badly sprain-
ed foot and ankle.
Mrs S. A. Hewitt spent the week
end in Madison with her mother who
is very i'll at the home Of her sister
Mrs. Title Du Bots.
Mrs. Maud Barker has been spend
ing a week with relatives in BaraboO.
Word has been received that the
J. Egerer family and VIII Egerer
have located at Pasadena for the
winter.
H. E. Griep went to Marshfield Sat
urday to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Griep who is in the hospital at that
place for an operation.
Miss Elsie Pagel was home the first
of the week from nursing in Barab0o.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Duncan end
children of Baraboo were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Mccoy Sunday.
Miss Doris Blachly returned Mon
day to her work at Longfellow school
Madison after being here a week on
account of sickness and death of her
father,
Postmistress Harriet N. Apker has
accompanied each rural carrier on his
route lately as is required by the de-
partment for the months of October
and April.
Mr. and Mrs. Stone of Rock county
are visiting at the home of the for
mer's cousin, George Douglas.