Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-03

was in Baraboo for a short time on
Ibis way to the Marshall farm near Del
ton, where he will spend a few days.
lMr. Marshall expects to go south soon
for the rest of the winter.
The choir of the First M e. church
has elected the following officers:
miss Martha Newman, president and
Miss Reba Mastin, secretary and
treasurer. DR.. C. E. Getchell is choir
master.
1 E. G. Kingsford, Minneapolis, has ar
rived for visit with his sons, A. S.
Kingsford, furniture merchant, and
A. G. Kingsford, superintendent of
schools.
| On Saturday afternoon Miss Vivian
Smith, Eighth street, gave luncheon
flor number of friends. In the after
noon the company formed a theatre
party at the AL Ringing to see Mary
Pickford in "Rebecca of Sunnybrook
Farm.
The ice on the Baraboo
river is now ready to be cut and stored
away for summer use. Paul Gust, the
local ice dealer, and an ice crew have
cleared the snow from the river near
the ice plant and marked the ice into
squares. If the weather permits, cut
ting will start tomorrow. The mOder-
ate weather DELAYED the work some
what this season.
returned from Chicago where Ehey
attended a large dental meeting. 1t
is seldom that patrons have found
the door of the office Of Drs. Thuerer
locked as it was the latter part of
the week Many commented on the
unusual fact They have brought
back, however, new ideas or the care
and preservation of the teeth.
r. L. Mccain has returned from
Chicago where he attended the semi
annual exposition of Furniture deal
ers in that city. This is the 32nd ex-
position Mr.. Mccain has attended in
the above city and states that never
before can he remember of the mar
ket's being so uncertain. The manu-
facturers are short of products as a
rule and are merely filling orders
pending. Tapestries are about the
only articles that have any marked
decrease of price.
Ray Underkofler Of this city left
fo, ETod;co,o +oIou 70 will OF
tend school for week. His school
work has to do with electrical utility.
Henry Phippen, a resident of North
Freedom was taken to the Reedsburg
hosp't tai where he is in serious con-
dition. it is claimed Mr.. Phippen is
suffering from infection which start
ed in his hand about one week ago.
He was at the LaRue quarry when
the Infection started. Mr.. Phippen
recently lost his wife by death. There
are ten children in the family.
J Saturday evening while ]. c. Barry
was in church his Ford was parked
at the curb outside. When he came
forth to go home, his flivver was
gone, having been removed by some
one. Mr.. Barry proceeded on his way
home and when he arrived at the AL
land ffenbaugh Wrench factory on
Fourth street, he espied his Lizzie"
standing at the curb. Needless to say
he continued his homeward journey
in the Ford. Mr.. Barry is of the opin-
ION that joyriders appropriated the
car for time.
One of the most ENJOYABLE events
Of the season was carried off Friday
evening in Chenille at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs P A. Wood Mrs.
Wood with Mrs. G. Pearson and Mrs.
H. Lucht celebrated their birthdays
and invited their friends to a lizard
Time Party" The people and their
costumes produced good movie and
created much merriment. After some
good games and a candy pull the
guests enjoyed hard time fare-pop
corn and corn meal mush. Some of
the guests of notoriety were: Glen
ville's noted Ho1stein stock man and
his quaint wife, Glenville's electric
light man and his charming wife, and
poor old Sambo of the Sunny South
Mrs. Woods brother H. Enders and
wife were also present
One of the most pleasing affairs of
the past week was birthday surprise
party given to Mrs Amanda L. Young
Saturday afternoon at the home of
her son, A. L. Young, on Fourth street
by few of her most intimate friends
and near neighbors. The occasion was
to celebrate her goth birthday and the
afternoon was passed in telling The
most embarrassing experience l ever
had," and other stories. Mrs. Young
herself added to the program by recit-
ing a long poem which was highly
appreciated by those present. Mrs.
Young is one of the pioneers Of Sank
county coming here from Ohio nearly