Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-11-03

elected president OF the Women's
League of Chicago and banquet was
given recently In her honor She is
the wife of Charlton A. Turner, who
spent much time in Baraboo years
ago. Mrs. Turner has also visited
this city and enjoyed several days
at Devils lake two years ago. She
is an ardent member OF the Christian
Science church in Chicago. The OBJ
ject of the league of which Mrs.
Turner has ben made president, is
ITO promote loyalty among women;
to foster, protect and promote the
ideas, discoveries, and Inventions of
women; to create a center for wom-
ems activities; and to stand by and
promote the ideals upon which our
government is founded"
Misses Della Yotti and Bertha Sells
entertained number OF friends at
the home of the latter's brother, Otto
Sells, in the Leech lake neighborhood
last evening Six couples were pres
ent for the dinner and general good
time. The rooms were decorated with
pumpkins, cornstalks, crepe paper,
and all the other things which are APP
propriate for a Halloween occasion
and games Of like nature were play
ed. A good time was had by all and
the hostesses were voted excellent
entertainers.
About forty members and friends of
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society were most enjoyably entertain.
ed by Mrs. Sehaefer at her home
wednesday, afternoon. The time was
spent sewing. A shor' program was
held, after which a delicious lunch
was served by the hostess.
Mrs. William Schanck of Loganville
who has been visiting here with her
sister, Mrs. William Pierce and Der
mother, Mrs. Heitmann, went to
Reedsburg today to visit with rela-
tives.
Yesterday Sheriff H. c. Neltzel, in
company with federal prohibition
agent, went to Merrimack ON a moon
shine chase and succeeded in locating
a still there. The evidence was con-
fscated but the resident was not at
home and will be interviewed later.
Clarke Leuth celebrated his tenth
birthday yesterday at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Lueth.
Ten little boys were invited in to help
him celebrate jolly good time was
had. Refreshments were served, the
dining room being decorated in orange
and black with all the usual Halo
ween touches.
The following ladies went to Madi-
Son today where they were entertained
at card party given by the Madison
division of the G. & n, w. Woman's
club; Mesdames r. W. Hubbard, w.
H. Marquette, L. E. Cooper, w. Ell. Hay
es, NJ Monroe, J. Stekl, HI. P. Hayward
T, Byrnes, r. Perry, C, Stewart, w. FL.
Larrabee, Case Newell and d. j. Len
nihan.
Horace Cahoon is seriously Ill at
the heme of his sister Mrs. Otto
Arndt, in this city. The young man is
suffering from rheumatism.
The L. S. G, of Lyons held most
profitable and enjoyable bazaar and
chicken supper at the Lyons church
last evening. There was an unusual
ly good attendance and over $115 was
realized form the sale of numerous
fancy articles and the supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Lee have re-
turned from Newport where they at
tended the funeral of a cousin, John
Henry Engelbretson. The funeral
was held at the Newport Lutheran
church Thursday afternoon and burial
made in the Lutheran cemetery. De-
ceased was aged SIS years and was a
single man. making his home with his
brother Emil, on farm in the vicin-
ity Of Kilbourn.
Mrs. Randall Herfort entertained
dozen friends at her home on Third
avenue last evening. The rooms were