Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-10-06

The following ladies spent the day
in Madison in attendance of meeting
of the Northwestern Women's club:
Mesdames FL. l.. Barber, r. w. Perry,
II. D. Byrne, w FL Larabee, George
Moog, J. E. Johnson, George Hoadley.
r c. Barry, c. v. Axen, r. G. Young,
Mary Foster, w. A. Hayes, H. Newell,
w. w. Stackhouse. Fred Warner, and
Ed Boehm.
Mrs. James FTawley has returned
to her home i'm Knapp, Wis, after
visit at the home of Mrs. Earl Nc
Farland. Mrs. S Beggs. who has
been a guest at the same place for
the past week, returned to her home
in Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl Delap returned
home Wednesday afternoon. They
have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Roscoe Hill, at River Falls and
Mrs. Delap's. brother, L. g. Hamilton
at Hastings, Mimi.
Miss. Palma Grain, formerly county
nurse located here, spent a short
time in the city today on business.
Miss Grain has completed a course in
nutrition at the Boston Floating hos
pital and is enjoying a vacation at
the home Of her parents in Stoughton.
Mrs. f. C. Peck recently returned
from visit with friends in La
Crosse. She was accompanied by
Mrs. George Watson, who visited at
the Peck home for few days and re-
turned today.
The Royal Neighbors met in the X.
P. hall last evening and there was a
fine attendance After short bust
ness meeting, a watermelon party was
enjoyed and a general good time was
had by all.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Frost have re-
turned from a "trip to Winona. The
trip was made Ina their car and they
also visited with relatives in Red
Wing, Mimi; having been gone for a
week or more.
Mrs Ray Whitaker Of Moline, III;
who has been visiting in the city with
her mother, Mrs Julia Kruger, and
other relatives for the past, week, has
gone to Dixon, Ill; where she will visit
with her husband who is employed
there.
MI and Mrs. F. l.. Gerofski and Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Carow and son John,
motored to Oregon, Wis; this morn
ing They were accompanied by Mrs.
r. Chapel who resides at that place
and has spent a few days here. Mr..
Gerofski being her brother.
Mr. and Mrs FL. J, Case announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Stella, to Edward E. Crowleysof Madi-
son, Wis. Mr.. Crowley is connected
with the General Paper and Supply
Co. of Madison The marriage will
take place in November.
Mrs. J. G. Mayer, who has been re-
siding at Fort Dodge, Kansas, is in
Baraboo and making her home with
; Mrs. L. H. Palmer on Second avenue.
! The late husband of Mrs. Maver was
pastor of the Baptist church in Bara-
: boo in 1884 and 1885. Rev. Williams
was pastor of the Presbyterian church
at that time, Rev Pinch of the Con
gregational church, and Rev. Mckay OF
the Methodist church. Rev. MaveT
died in 1919 Before her marriage Mrs
MAYER resided at Reedsburg and
known as Miss Flora Hamilton, She
has come to Baraboo with the expect
alton of making this her residence.
. The cement foundation of the local
post office is to be strengthened by
means of putting drain around the
building Drainage from the roof OF
the building at present settles in the
walls near the cellar and besides max
: ing the basement damp laso tends to
: make the foundation weaker. The
: drainage trench will be about two
5 feet wide and extend entirely around
the post Office.
BIG FUR SALE
BARABOO FUR HOUSE will put
S on THE BIGGEST FUR SALE ever
y held in Barabo Saturday, Monday and
: Tuesday October Sth, 10th and 18th
i On these days we will have a bic
e stock of Ladies FUR COATS direct
S from the factory. together with our
n already complete stock will give oul
customers an opportunity to get al
II home what they sometimes have to &C
L away for. Don't miss this BIG SALE
I if you anticipate purchase this sea
II son. Baraboo Fur Store. G. A. Briggs
2 & Son.
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