Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-09-29
WEDNESDAY
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Mrs. A. Hndebrandt and children
have returned to their home in Ian
caster after visit of two weeks here
with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. III. Williams who
have been visiting at the home of R.
b. Griggs and w D. Porter have re-
turned to Evanston.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fitzgerald and
and baby have returned to Madison af-
Ger visiting relatives here for short
8ime.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmalz of
Prairie du Sac were recent business
visitors in the city.
Mrs. Anna Brown, who resides near
Devils Lake. and her daughter, Mrs.
Neal Crowley4of Joliet I'll; who is Wis
tting her, spent the day here.
Mrs. Charles Heidel and son Ray.
010nd have returned to their home in
Highland. Ill; after spending five
weeks with the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs Harry Shelby.
Mrs. Rose Sweet left today for
Montford where she will visit friends
and relatives for some time
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ingel-
king, nee Margaret Sansum, Ableman,
"a son.
Ivan Cahoon has gone to Missoula,
Montana. where no will enter the
state university for special course
ln forestry
Mrs O. w. Kilmer and daughter
Mary Louise have gone to Hudson,
Wis; where they will visit with rela-
Gives for week.
Mrs. r. wv. Ordwey of Hood River,
Oregon. spent few hours in the city
today before going to Ableman to visit
her sister. Mrs. John Hindes.
Mrs. r. B. Murphy has returned to
her home in Adams after visit of a
Few days here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Baxter
Mrs. David Sansum has returned
from Thompson, Ill, where she visited
her daughter, Mrs. Edward Martindale
The daughter was here for visit
sand Mrs Sansum went to Illinois
with her.
Mr. and Mrs IT, S. Mattison have
returned to their home in Wonewoc
after a weeks visit at the home of
&he formers sister, Mrs. L. A. Hamp-
ron.
Miss Della Payne, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Payne, is now at
Menomonie, Wisconsin, where she will
Nave charge of the domestic science
and cafeteria The pupils in the
Stout school will be taught how to
cook food and then it will be served
TO the pupils at cost A new building
has been erected and when President
Harvey looked about for a suitable
person to carry on the work he sum-
1mOned Miss Payne, who was then at
st. Paul. She resigned her position
IN the Y. w. G. A. in the Minnesota
City to take up the new work at
MenomOnie
Mrs. T. IT, Polglase and children
land guests. Mrs C. A. Cooke and
grandson Harold of Hazel Green, Wis;
spent the day visiting in North Free
dom.
The following ladies from Chicago
have spent the past few days in camp
IN the Risiey cottage on the north
shore of Devils Lake and returned to
their homes yesterday; Mrs. A. P. Ris-
ley, Mrs. Weart. Mrs. Spoor and Miss
Weart
Mrs. w. ID. Stanley's S. S. class of IL
1Oys had banquet at her home on
Ash street last evening. The following
class officers were elected; Pres.
Charles Gust: Vice Pres Roger Vethe
Sec. Harry HaycOck; Treas. Tom
Mould. Games were played and a good
slime enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs H L. Fellows and
daughter have moved from Richland
Center to the Mrs. John Fellows
house on Fifth avenue. Mr.. Fellows is
an electrical contractor and has con-
&raCt to wire large residence at Oar
Iington. He will be there much of the
time for several weeks
In October Judge James H Hill ex-
poets to go TO Columbus, Ohio, where
me expects to speak on the Home
Sevice Section of the Sank County
Chapter" Judge Hill has been at the
head of this branch of the Red Cross
service in Sank county since the war
and will be able to give valuable in
HOmation as to the modus operandi
sof the work
Yesterday was the eighth birthday
anniversary of Dan SchiIling and he
invited number of boy friends to his
home on Third avenue to help him Gel
ebrate the occasion. Games were
played and there was much merriment
when Dan came to search for the
presents which the guests brought
him and which had been hidden in all
sorts of unexpected places. At five