Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-13
WEDNESDAY
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Burtch
lob daughter, December IS. Mothe
and babe are doing nicely.
Mrs. Della Watson left today TO
Washington, D. c., where she viii
spend the winter with her son
Thomas.
]. H. Pilley has returned from vi
sit with his son, ]. N. Pilley, at Min
neapolis. He surprised his son by wall
ing in unannounced.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haight and sor
Albert have moved from Heathdale
Alberta, Canada to make their home
here.
Mrs. G.. w Johnson, who has been
very sick for the past six months is
gaining rapidly. She is able to be
around the house now.
The new government stamps, is
sued in honor Of the three hundredth
anniversary of the landing Of the Pill
grims, are now on sale at the local
postofice. They are of 1, 2 and cent
denominations and are sold only to
those who ask for them.
Since leap year has passed County
Clerk F. A. Cooper finds that the
marriage licenses are not coming in
so fast. There has not been license
issued since January /, in the Sank
county court house. What is the mat
ter boys? Remember leap year is
over and the matrimonial affairs are
in your hands now.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Mahoney
a son last Friday. The Mahoneys now
reside in Kansas where Mr.. Mahoney
is travelling for a concern of that dis
trict. They were formerly residents
Of Baraboo and expect to visit this
ity again in the summer.
Miss Grace Sheridan, who has a
position as librarian at Algona, Ia,
spent the past two weeks here with
her mother, Mrs. Margaret Sheridan
and her sister, Miss Gertrude. She
returned Tuesday to resume her dut-
les in the Iowa city.
o. z. Wood reports that more per-
Ons by ten were buried in the Bara-
boo cemetery last year than ever be-
ore in that length of time. Recently
here have not been as many burials
IS usual. He says the most deaths oc-
cur along towards spring.
Elmer Stodd, former employe of J.
Fsaac, wholesale fruit dealer in Madi-
on, pleaded guilty to forgery recent
in Madison Stodd forged Isaac's
lame to a $40 check which Otis Arms
f this city was induced to cash in
}araboo. The forger was taken to
IadisOn from the Baraboo jail a few
avs ago.
The Inter Sc club held it's mid-win-
-er entertainment Tuesday evening at
he hOspitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
4eOrge Hanson. About thirty-five were
asent including members Of the club
d invited guests. There was a short
rOgram, after which refreshments of
3e cream and cake were served. It
vas an enjoyable occasion and one
Ong to be remembered by all present.
The George w. Taylor Evangelistic
'arty, consisting Of George w. Taylor,
Evangelist; Mrs. Carrie e. Taylor,
]olo COrnetist; and Elton M. Roth, So
DIST and ChOrister, the man who
Jrites the songs he sings and sings the
Ongs he writes, will be at the Baptist
'hurch for an evangelistic campaign
eginning tomorrow (Thurs) night at
80 and continuing every night for
everal weeks. H. H. Savage, pastor of
e Baptist church, heartily commends
lese workers to the people of Bara
90 and bespeaks a cordial reception
D this we'll known party.
Mr. and Mrs James Turner were
elightfully surprised one evening re-
emily when number of neighbOrs
nd friends in sleighs and autos came
help them celebrate their golden
edding anniversary. All the guests
rought baskets and at midnight a
upper Of ice cream, cake and other
od things was served. The bride
groom of fifty years were pre-
ented with gold money. The evening
7as spent in merry-making and in the
rec, small hours all departed for
ONE leaving many good wishes for
e host and hostess
The annual election of officers of
re American legion post of Baraboo
as held Tuesday evening in the G.
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