Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-03-31
NJ. FREEDOM
FOLKS VISITED
BY RELATIVES
Aged Village Resident Found In
ParaIyzed Condition; Makes
Home With Daughter


tanned nearly fifty relatives at din
ner Easter Sunday. Some were from
Baraboo and some from Beloit. A
very pleasant day was spent. On the
table was large Easter lily sent by
Harold Bonnell, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Bonnell from Aberdeen, S. D.
Miss Polly LANCE is spending the
week with Miss Harriet Conger in
Prairie du Sac.
Miss Clara Lehman is now employed
in the telephone office.
Obert Voll was at home from Free
port, ILL., for the weekend.
James Hill, who has been living at
the home of his daughter Mrs. E. B.
Mccoy, for some time was found in
a paralyzed condition in his bed Tues
day morning. He remains about the
same His son Robert Hill is with
him also.
Mrs. Janet Petteys is much improv-
ed Mrs Eldora Mallon is caring for
her.
Harold Hayes is cooking at road
camp near Portage.
Miss Mabel Dickie spent a portion
Of last week in Madison called by the
serious condition of John Gunnison,
Jr. He has since undergone an opera
ton and is slightly improved.
Lang and Eschenbach have taken
charge of the undertaking department
for Me1zl Il Mccain, formerly locat-
ed in the Douglas building. The rooms
formerly occupied by DR.. Meyer will
be fitted up for undertaking parlors
and a complete and up-to-date line of
undertaking goods will be carried.
Night and day calls promptly attend
ed to-
The Glen Brooks family has been
i'll with tOnsilitis.
VIM. Graf has moved to his home
in the east end of town
DR. G. E. Myers and family have
moved into the residence recently
purchased of Mrs Petteys
The 7th and 9Th grade pupils sur
prised Mr. and Mrs S. A Hewitt at
their home on Draper street Friday
evening. Refreshments were served
and jolly good time enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Hewitt and
daughter Miss Adelaide are camping
this week at Mirror lake.
Misses Mabel and Hazel Dickie have
returned to Whitewater Normal
school after spending the Easter
holidays at home
Miss Ethel Hewitt returned to her
work in Chicago Tuesday after spend
ing a few days at home.
Mrs. Katie Thorn and friend of
Beloit have been spending few days
with relatives here.
Miss Agnes Dickie had a very sue
cessful basket social at Their school
Dist. No. 4 Excelsior Friday evening
There was program and music and
a verv enjoyable evening. The sum of
$25 was taken in for the school,
Harold little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Knapp is very ill.,
Albert H. Gieses was taken to the
Repdsburg hospital Sunday because of
badly infected hand. He has since
been critically i'll.
The H. T. Noyes family of Ableman
moved into the S. ]. Hackett house
on High street Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Ralph and chill
dren have moved to ST. Cloud, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Klein and chill
dren of Richland Cente~ were here
TO spend I.Ste,' ind MS. K',i7 and
two children remained for the week.
The Finch club met SATURDAY.
evening with Mrs VIM. Hill
Easter was observed by the sew
eral churches in exercises and special
music
Mrs. Arthur Fox of Parral, Chihia-
hua, Mexico arrived Saturday even
ing to visit her grandmother, Mrs.
Lieder, her aunt, Mrs. E. J. King and
other relatives. She grew up here
and many friends are welcoming her
back
Mrs. Myrl Coad of Ely, MINI. has
been spending few days with her
grandfather VIM. Trebilcox, Sr. and
other relatives. She returned Monday
to Shepherd Hall, Winona where she
is attending school.
Mrs. VIM. Golding has gone to
Milwaukee to remain with her hus-
band who is having severe trouble
with his eyes.
The following class was confirmed
at St. Paul's Lutheran church Sun
day, March 20,Rev. John Freund, pas
tor: Herbert Weinke, Albert Steve.
Philip Zimmerly, Arthur Ulrich, Ken
meth Weinke, Marcia Knoop, Agnes
Wetzel, Meta Steinhorst, Bernice
Knoop, Clara Kapelka, Anna Steve.
Albert Pawlisch, who has been in
a hospital in Milwaukee Is weeks fol-
lowing injury on bridge work on rail-
road returned home Saturday and is
able to get around with the aid of
crutches.