Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-10-06
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4r. and Mrs. H j. Case have re-
cnraed from two weeks visit in
AfadispA with their daughters, Mrs.
~. j. Carroll, and the Misses Eunice
zensf Stella Case.
Mr.. and AIRS. S. B. Elias Of North
Freedom spent the day in the city on
business They expect to leave for
Orange. California, next Tuesday, to
spent the winter with their daughter,
Mrs Ray Sherwood.
Miss Phoebe Pelton pleasantly en-
ggTtained a number of friends at her
MGsme sn eleventh street last evening.
The time was spent in a social way
and delicious refreshments served by
t3he hostess.
Mr.. aud AIRS. Will Liyesley of
Seattle, Washington, have been spend
5nw a few days at the home of the for
ramsr'a niece, Mrs George Andrews.
they left yesterday for Indianapolis
where they will attend the G.. A. r.
esencampment.
Dir. and Mrs U. S. Mattison Of Won
.aw0c are visiting at the l.. A. Hamp-
Eon home They expect to return home
soon accompanied by Miss Cora Niles
ard MRS. f. NJ Peck, Miss Niles hay-
nag visited for a time at Mrs. Pecks
Eaane, and Mrs. Peck going to Wone-
1aBc To visit
Mrs. Mary Dyrud and Mrs. Charles
Zoos have returned from a trip to
hos Angeles, California The ladies
gaaev been gone a month and enjoyed
'ghe. trip very much. In Los Angeles
Jdhey visited with Mrs. Loos' children
and euethe return trip they stopped in
R,1shvaiIe, Nebraska, where they visi-
ICED with sister, Mrs. E. H. Hutzel.
Tuesday afternoon about twenty
Ym@nabers OF the Home Missionary
society Of the First M. E. church were
entertained lat the home of Mrs. l. F,
Naaxum OH Oak street. The affair was
@n honor Of Mrs. Mary Armitige, who
7eaves soon for Manhattan, Kansas, to
2aaake her home with her daughter,
Mrs. William Olsen. The afternoon
was spent IN social way and deli
rTous luncheon was served, after
with beautiful grey leather purse in
appreciation Of her hong and faithful
service in the society.
Two Ford automobiles met in a
friendly collision this morning on the
KiIbouYn road one was occupied by
Arthur Voeck of North Freedom and
;ga Ghe other Joe GOlding presided. The
Automobiles were damaged and Mr.
qTolding received several cuts about
dae face. He was thrown through the
9xiEdshield
IA. IT, JOyce and j. L. SiberZ OF the
Joyce and Siberz Insurance. Co. went
Ts8 Hilssboro yesterday where they sold
dae management of the fair associa
sion $4,000 worth of insurance against
amin Ola Thursday, Oct 5, the big day
al the fair at HilIsborO. The feature
attraction this year at the fa;r at the
above place will be a baseball tourna-
Nnent between teams from various
cities, ancluding Reedsburg, Elroy
gEichland Center, Viola, Sparta and
T:asht0n. 1t was the Joyce and Siber2
firm that insured the fair at BaraboC
against rain on Thursday, September
G8h nc will be remembered that the
@Fay was a rainy one.
u number of those interested in the
Organization of a city basketball team
smet at the Park restaurant last eve
0fEg. The fellows were all enthusiasts
T3its and prospects are good for an Elk
~teTIeH aggregation. Harry Tudor is
,I4pslch and acting manager and with
6Ts former experience along this line
VIII undoubtedly soon have his team
E1H shape to meet the best Practices
will be held at the Y. M. G. A every
Tuesday and Thursday evening start
95ag next week and regular army drill
~&alisthenics will be used to get The
dgaTn in shape All of the member:
5bave had training, Rooms playing OF
Glke freshman team at the University
8x7uCsid, on the Pittsburg high Schoo
Seam; 8ppersOn, an allstate man O
3bnGfIana; and Frazier, Brand, Speeches
mad Marquette of the local high schOO
and city teams of previous years. TIL,
&Ing-up is as follows; Forwards
z5er, Kincaid: Guards Brand, Epper
sssgn, Marquette; Center Sprecher.
John Suszyclsi of Reedsburg under
went an operation for appendicitis a
fdae Reedsburg hospital Tuesday
gaISnt Mr.. Suszyclsi is a travelling
salesman for the Baker remedies anC
ESar several days he had complained o.
indigestion but on Monday he was
SsEkeu SO bad he was taken to the hos
g0IEaI where it was decided necessar!
TO operate at once. He is doing al
we'll as can be expected at the pres
SsMt
The j. G. Heaton family of Reeds
E@Nrg enjoyed reunion Sunday as i
WAS their fathers birthday. The sol
VIII and wife and daughter came from
Syzrshfiedd, a daughter and husband