Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-03-30
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Il party VI IWcuty AHDOuAu lOAhS
liked here Sunday afternoon and at
tended the AL. Ringing theater in the
evening. Although the walk was
much enjoyed, the return trip was
not attempted on foot but was made
via automobile.
Oscar Johnson, who has been SER
iously i'll with pneumonia at the home
of Mrs. John Kier, was able to go to
his home near Hillsboro on Saturday.
He will be unable to return to his du-
ties as barber at the Jacobs shop for
some time, however.
o. d. Mcclure, Ishpeming, Mich.
has been visiting at the home of DR..
and Mrs. G. w. Snyder, the guest
being a brother of Mrs. Snyder. He
says there is about three feet of snow
on the ground at his home, heavy
fall coming a few days ago. Mining is
the leading industry at Ishpeming.
People on motorcycles, on roller
skates, on horses, on bicycles, in
automobiles, and on legomobiles ira
versed the Warner Memorial road to
Devils lake on Sunday afternoon, TAX
ing advantage of the balmy air Of late
March.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Murphy at the home of the
latter's parents, Prof. and Mrs. H II.
Thieman, Broadway, on Saturday af-
| ternoon.
w. w. Morse has been quite i'll with
grippe at the home of his son, Will
+; lam d. Morse, Lynn avenue. His wife
also has been i'll at the home of their
/ daughter Gertrude, Mrs. Elliott Thorn
as, in Rockford. Mrs. Morse went to
| Rockford two weeks ago and while
there was taken i'll with pleurisy and
is as yet unable to return to her home
here.
On Friday evening, Miss Dorothy
Templin entertained about twenty
/ five classmates at the home of her par
ents on the Portage road. The young
people drove to the farm in two auto
mobile tracks and an enjoyable time
was had with music, games. and dane
/ ing. A delicious luncheon was SER
we'd.
Samuel W. Yockey, an aged veteran
of the Civil war, has been visiting
with old time friends in Madison.
Baraboo, and Elroy. Mr.. Yockey was
former resident Of Baraboo, now
residing in Long Beach, California,
and although he is IA years of age,
is making the trip alone and is as
young and spry as many men half
his age. He left Long Beach on Feb.
18th and will visit in st. Paul, Wash
ington, and Oregon, returning to his
home in September.
w. A. Plat OF this city lost front
wheel from his sedan automobile
Sunday afternoon while driving on
Ash street, between Eighth and Sixth.
The wheel went off without warning
and rolled some distance. The occu-
pants stepped out uninjured and
walked home. Mr. Plat put the VIII eel
back in place and was on his way in
p short time.
Miss Grace Racket, daughter OF
Mrs. Catherine Racket of this city,
participated in several programs Civ.
en- recently at the College of Saint
Teresa, Winona, Minnesota. Miss
Racket is a freshman at Saint Ter
esa's and in addition to her college
work, she is doing work in the Con-
servatory in the department of voice.
At recital of the Verdi musical club.
she sang "Divina Comedia" canto VII,
and ct the presentation of plays by
the Sophomore class. she rendered
two selections, one THE Brownies,
which delighted Baraboo audience,
when Miss Racket sang here while
!. home. for the Christmas vacation. She
= has Nanny friends in Baraboo who will
be pleased to learn. of her success.
- The United Order Of Fpresters are
already beginning to make. prepare