Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-06-09

conCIy Wnll2 performing MS duties on
the engine The cindep struck in the
pupil, and caused Mr.. Cross consider
able trouble The eye is getting better
now, however.
On Wednesday the members OF st.
Margaret's guild were entertained by
Mrs. F. NJ Stewart at her cottage at
Devils lake The members went with
baskets heaped and report an oc-
casion of pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Ryan, of Skillet
Creek neighborhood, are entertaining
the formers brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Ryan of Auburn, Wash.
The latter are on their way home
from the convention of the Winona
Lake Assembly in Indiana. The Wis
itors were formerly residents of
Sank county.
The members of the Gamma Phi
Rho club of the Baraboo High school
entertained their lady friends We'd
nesday evening at dance. The party
was held at the L. D. Praeder payil-
ion at the north end of Devils lake.
Terbilcox orchestra furnished the
music. Refreshments were served
during the dance.
Mrs. May Remington Thayer who
came from the state of Washington
some days ago to visit her sister, Mrs.
Jt I'm NJ DIN, Madison. is making Il
short stay in Paraboo Mrs. Thaye1'
- is .fcr"e,Y ? -esident Of Rardb .
and spent seyc"a' months b 9 d ear
or more ago.
Mrs. Joseph Tillotson, 100 First
street, passed another milestone on
Tuesday and number of her friends
of the Methodist church gave her a
surprise. There was a cake ablaze
with many candles for the guest OF
honor.
Miss Edna Johnson delightfully."- en-
tertained fifteen young ladies at her
home last evening at a o'clock
luncheon, after which the guests were
favored with music by the Misses
Frances Jones, Frances Kennedy and
Hazel and Helen Rutland
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Deppe and chill
dren, Ruth and Wilbur, and Mr.. and
Mrs. O. w Kilmer and daughter
Mary Louise, returned last night
from a 600 mile auto trip which in
Guided Saltwater, MINI. where they
visited the states prison, the Twin
cities and Hudson In the latter place
they visited Mrs Kilmer's parents,
MI and Mrs G. w. Fowler They re,
port good roads all the way and de-
lightful weather.
This morning at ten o'clock health
officers of Sank county met in the
county board room of the courthouse
The speakers included Mrs II. HT
Acott, City Health officer Dr. l.. w
Sayles and DR.. Bowman, deputy state
health officer The talks were based
on the subject of cooperation of the
health department with the individ
uals to preserve health in the com
munity. Many visitors were present
to hear the discussions. All the coun
ty doctors, who were scheduled tic
be present, did not arrive. A ckil
dren's health program was also held
this morning in the Elks hall.
Alderman Fl. c.. Okern will leave
Baraboo Saturday and sail from New
York on June 7 for parts in England
and Norway Mr. Okern will spend 6
week or SO in England with John
Hardwick, formerly of Baraboo, anC
} then he expects to spend most Of the
} remaining time with relatives in anC
Okern has two brothers, one sister
} and his father, who all live near the
above city in Norway. One brother
Theodore, now merchant in Christ
: iania was formerly associated with
Mr.. Okern in Baraboo. The father il
a retired farmer and is about 81 years
of age.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. n. Bliss have re
ceived message from Racine an
nouncing the death of Mrs. Ella
Washburn aged Sc years Mrs. Wash
burn was grand matron Of Wisconsin
Order of the Eastern Star, for thu
year 1898, the same year that William
A. Wyse of Reedsburg was the grand
patron. Mr.. Wyse died last March
Mrs. Washburn, after serving in tht
state office, became the most worth,
!. grand matron of the general grand
Shapter of the o. E. S. of the United
States. She was widely known ant
has visited Baraboo many times Fun
, eral on Friday afternoon at 2:3O a
the home in Racine. Her husband has
been dead for a number of years.
K o 0 Q 0 O o 0 o o \
FRIDAY &