Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-11-30
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The Skillet Creek Farmers club
will meet on Friday. Dec. l. at its
parental home, that Of Mr.. and Mrs
William Toole. Sr. A good program
is in view and large attendance is
desired.
Robert Hirsohinger has returned
from Chicago where he has spent
several weeks in the u. S. Veterans
hospital. recuperating rom an opera
ton for the removal OF a goiter.
baby girl was bOsl to Mr.. and Mrs.
Polglase on Nov. IS.
Mrs. Thomas Polglase has returned
from North Freedom. where she
made a weekend visit with her son
William Polglase. and family. A
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherm Luce left yes
terday for Hillsdale. Michigan where
they will visit with their daughter
Mrs. Schuyler Hull. and family. From
Hillsdale, they go to Erie, Pen
nsylvania, TO visit with heir daugh-
ter Esther, Mrs. Harper Hubert and
family.
The Women's Catholic order Of
Foresters gave a card party at the
X. c. hall last evening. Ten tables of
500 were played and prizes were
awarded the winners Lunch was
served and an enjoyable evening is
reported by all present.
Mrs. c. ]. Hayden and daughter
Patricia of Altoona and Mrs r.. II.
Hawkins of Knapp arrived yesterday
for a visit with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Hawkins, of Lyons.
County Superintendent OF Schools
Jessie C. Martiny entertained the
following neOple at supper at her
home on Saturday evening: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Phillips. Miss Iva Wood,
Miss Elizabeth Skinner, and Miss
Mable Halverson. Reedsburg; Miss
Linda Barry and Miss Valera Lar
sen, Baraboo.
Donald Titus, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
L. w. Titus. entertained twelve
on Sixth avenue yesterday afternoon,
the occasion being his sixth birthday.
Games were enjoyed from three to
six and refreshments were served.
Donald was presented with a num-
Der of pretty gifts in remembrance Of
the happy occasion.
When the walking club reached
Leach lake on Monday it was found
that Jack Frost had spread a hard
blanket over it from side TO side and
end to end. A stone as large as a
cocoanut thrown upon the surface
did not break through and the indi-
cations are the little body OF water
has gone to sleep until the waking
time in the spring. Including all de-
tours the club made about eight
miles.
Those who heard the lecture Mon
day night OF DIR. Milton Brown Of Gin
cinnati at the Presbyterian church
unite in saying it was one OF the best
ever given in Baraboo. DR.. Brown has
been on the Lyceum platform for
about twenty years and is now lee
turing in this state on christian educa
ton. He very eloquently described
the civilization of the past as being
built on material foundations of
wealth and power and as having fail
ed. Coming TO the present he showed
how some systems are resulting from
power and hatred. The tragedy OF
Russia proves the failure and less,
Only love and justice viii save the
day. hence the need Of an education
that has these elements as funda-
mental linked with faith IL God,
who himself is Jaw and love.
Ivan Cahoon. son OF :. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Cahoon, is attending school in
Spokane, Washington Mr. Cahoon
forrlcr.v tended the state univer-
sitv at Misso1la. Montana. where he
studied forestry but was offered in
ducements TO attend Gonzada, boys
school II Spokane. where he is
member CT the football team. As a
member of the team, he has visited
numerous places Il the west and on
the ninth of December goes 90 Oak
land. California.
The Thimble club Of thu Presbyter-
ian church was entertained at the
home of Mrs. NJ Marty, Ash street,
last evening. Mrs. Marty was assist
ed by Mrs. M. NJ Mccoy and Mrs. 0.
B. Gloyd. Thirty-fve membeFs and
visitors were present and following
the usual business session, an enjoy
able program of music AID readings
was given. Refreshments OF ice cream