Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-09-29

Commander Nathan Farnworth OF
the local g. A. R. Post has gone to
indianapolis to attend the National
encanlpment. Charles Coleman and A.
Fry have also departed. Others expect
t. lea III a cay OF -
Mrs. A. B. Scoville and daughter,
Dorothea, have returned to their
home in Fairchild after visiting with
the formers sister, Mrs. Sherman
.Coome. and brother Frank Wilson, for
a few days.
Mrs. William Moves has returned
TO her home in Montford after visit
here with Mrs. William Stackhouse
and other friends Mrs Noyes former
ly resided in this city, moving to
Montford about four years ago.
Mrs. P Jorg has returned from
Madison where she has spent some
time with her daughter, Mrs, Clar-
ence Swanson. She was accompan-
led by her daughter and baby who
visit at the Jorg home for a few
weeks.
Miss Ruth NJ Southland, who has
been with her cousin, NJ. C. Crandall,
for number of weeks, has moved
into the home recently purchased on
Fourth street. Her brother-in-law, H.
c. Langdon, has moved to the same
residence
This Office has received the grad
uation program for the Fort Lewis
School of Agriculture, Hesperus, Col
orado. The exercises extend from
September 25 to 80 and include an
interesting program G. F. Snyder.
formerly superintendent of schools of
this county, is the president Of the
school, and Miss Joan A. Morse, also
former. resident OF Baraboo is a
member of the faculty.
Mrs. Fred Ockershauser has gone to
Lacrosse to visit with her mother-in
law, Mrs. August Ockershauser, who
has been in the Grand View hospital
at that place for the past six weeks
and is reported as getting along nice
ly but will be unable to return home
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Isenberg, son
Kerndt, and baby motored to Chicago
Louis and daughter, Mrs. Walter
yesterday. Mrs. Kerndt makes her
home in Chicago but has spent most
Of the summer here with her parents.
The rest of the party will return
Sunday,
Miss Esther Siefeldt, has accepted
a position as telephone operation in
the Madison Office and Will go there in
a few days. On Tuesday evening the
local operators of whom she is one,
gave PARTY in her honor in the ex-
change rest room and she was present
ed with nice gift.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward LaVingne
Of Washington, D. c. visited in the
city yesterday with Attorney E. F.
Dithmar and other friends. They are
on an auto trip, having motored from
Washington to their old home in Wis
consin Rapids. They were close friends
of the late Edward Luckow and at
tended his funeral at West Bend.
Mrs Laura Martin will arrive from
Crawford, New Jersey, this evening to
visit Mrs. J. E, English, Mrs. H. N
Jennings and other friends in Bara-
boo. Mrs. Martin has been residing in
the east for number of years, max,
ing home for her son who is an
Episcopalian clergyman. The visitor
will remain in Baraboo a number Of
weeks.
Mrs. A. Pages S. S. Glass of the
Presbyterian church held a weiner
roast at Natures Nook last evening.
In addition to the roast business
meeting took place and the following
officers were elected: Pres-Irene
True; Vice Pres.-Lucille Tramblie:
Treas.-Norma Lee; Sec.-Lilah Gey-
man
Thursday evening about fifteen
neighbors of Mrs. Pauline andre sur
prised her at her home on Quarry
street. The party was in the nature
of farewell for Mrs. andre, who is
soon to move into the new home
which her son, Mayor Adolph andre
has built on Maple street The even
ing was spent in social way a2d re-
freshments were servea.
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