Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-10-13
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Mrs. Irving Meade of Auyrina, Mis-
souri, who has been visiting with re-
latives here, has gone to ST. Paul to
visit.
Mrs. G. Prontz and children of
Sandusky, who have been visiting
Mrs. Arthur Mertzke have gone to
Reedsburg to visit before returning to
their home.
A lemon tree in bloom is on exhibi-
ton at the library. The plant be-
longs to Mrs. Bertha Reul and is
quite large. The blossoms much re-
semble orange blossoms and give out
an exquisite perfume.
Mrs. Ed. Harmed and daughter,
Doris Marie, have returned from No.
Freedom where they spent several
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Stackman.
Francis Sayle Of Aurora, Ill; was q
guest this week of Herman Bogard,
assistant principal OF schools. Mr.,
Sayle is with a Wisconsin Insurance
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Holloway of Mimi
esota are visiting with the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Holloway
in Lyons.
The following have purchased Ford
cars from the Philbrick Garage this
week: L. B. Irish, DR.. Guy Shields,
Henry Hale, Harley Bennett, and Ed
ward Ludwig.
Mrs Rose Sweet has returned from
a visit of two weeks in Montford. She
was accompanied home by her mother
Mrs. Charlotte Bowers, who will make
her home here this winter.
Miss Leona Weber, who has spent
the past two weeks here with friends,
has gone to Merrimack where she
will visit with friends before return
ing to her home in Chicago.
Friends have received word that the
Frank Parrish family have sold their
car and are enroute for home via rail.
They motored to California some
months ago with the intention of ma
king that state their home but have
decided to return to Baraboo.
Miss Linda Barry went to Merri-
mack today where she attended a
Play Day program at District School
three. The, schools taught by Miss
Mary Carroll, Miss Gillespie and Miss
Reddeman combined for the occasion.
Last evening a rouple of Fords
mixed" on the corner in front Of the
Jaquish restaurant. They were going
in the same direction, the driver OF
one attempting to pass the other on
the wrong side with more or less
damage to his car.
Mrs. John Vanderveer and children
of Wyeville, who have been visiting
here with relatives and friends, have
gone to Milwaukee to spend q few
days with Mrs Vanderveer's mother,
Mrs. Jules McCroix.
Mrs. w. G. Gillespie and G. G. Lee
of Kilbourn went to Madison today
to attend the funeral of their uncle,
A. G. Anderson, which was held at
that place today. They were joined
here by G. C. Lee, brother-inlaw OF
the deceased, and Gus Lee a nephew,
, who attended the services also.
Mr.. and Mrs. G Fl. Ellison and Mrs
J. E. Reid of Rochester, Mimi, have
returned to their home after few
days visit here with Mr.. and Mrs
, Ellison's daughter, Mrs. Herman An
derson. Mrs. Reid is an aunt of Mrs,
J Anderson.
Miss May Bel Thompson is guest
of her cousin, M. G. Crandan. Miss
Thompson spent the summer in Min
i neapolis and has been visiting her
: mother and sister in. New York City
She has spent several years teaching
in Methodist Episcopal school in
I China and is on her way to the Orient
J after a years absence in the states
i Miss Thompson will go to Vancouver
over the Canadian Pacific railway
i and sail from the above port. Her
! mother formerly resided at Sun
Prairie in Dane county and the visitor
: Is 4 graduate of the whitewater Nor
| nal school