Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
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Mr.. and Mrs Glen Cole are now in
their new home in North Freedom.
The case Of Driefke & Jenson
versus Smith & Black has been ad-
iourned to Madison.
Miss Hazel Morley has returned
from Washington, D. c.. where she
has been employed for some time.
Oren Lippitt who has been ill with
inflammatory rheumatism for several
weeks is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ludwig of
Gladstone, Michigan, who have visited
relatives her for the past few days
have gone to LaValle to visit.
Mr. and Mrs Waltz Hoesly and little
daughter of New Glarus motored to
Baraboo recently and spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Siebeck-
e..
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Alexander of st.
Paul are visiting relatives and friends
in this vicinity for several weeks. To
day they visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs John Wartzok
The ladies of the Lutheran church
gave an ice cream social in the church
parlors yesterday afternoon and even
ing There was good attendance
and about SIT was realized.
Relatives have received word that
the body of Hugo Langdon, a service
man who died in France, has arrived
in Hoboken and will be sent here
shortly.
The report has been current a
number Of soldiers would march from
Camp Grant to Camp Robinson, near
Sparta, passing through Baraboo.
Willis Ryan has received letter
from the war department which
states the soldiers will not make the
trip because there has been no APP
preparation to pay the expenses.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Neitzel and Mr..
and Mrs. George Patterson have re-
turned from two weeks auto trip to
Milwaukee, Hudson and Sturgeon
Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Mulligan and
two daughters of Burnstad, NJ D., and
Mrs. Susie Wagner and children of
North Freedom spent yesterday with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Murray Mr.
Murray is an uncle Of the two ladies'
There was very pleasant social
gathering at the home of Herbert
Lueck on Maxwell street yesterday
afternoon. The affair was in the
nature Of a shower on Mrs Lueck
and a good time was reported by ALL
Rev AID Mrs. Richard Rowley Of
Ravenswood, Chicago, have arrived
to spend some time at the homes of
Mr. and Mrs. w d. Porter and Mr.
and Mrs. r. B. Griggs. The visitors
stopped at Waukesha on their way to
Baraboo
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Rickalls and
Mrs. Frank Horn Of Brillion and FL
mer Roeske of Ripon were recent Wis
itors at the homes Of Edward Bloom
and Lawrence Siebecker in the city
The trip was made by auto.
A young man in town has the agency
for novel trouble lamp. 1t is a small
ordinary incadescent light fastened
to an electromagnetic A cord which
connects on the switch board carries
the current The electro-magnet
holds the lamp in any position when
placed upon iron. The device sells
for the price of an ordinary flash light
L. B. Briggs, who has been at the
j. Briggs Grocery store, is the local
manager for the Baraboo Cleaning
and Dyeing company in the Werlich
building. The firm is located in Port
age and established branch in Bara-
boo. A new sign was erected today.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ger
man NJ. E. church met with Mrs. Her
man VoIi yesterday afternoon. The
ladies were taken to the Vol home in
cars, about thirty going out After
the usual business meeting refresh.
ments were served and a general good
time enjoyed.
A party in the form Of a surprise
was given in honor of Harry Dibb1e at
his home on Seventh street last eve
ming. Games were played until a late
hour after which refreshments were
served. ALI report good time
Harold Isenberg and Francis Leni-
han returned from Sank City We'd
nesday morning. They made the trip