Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
TWENTY YEARS
5. 5. LEADER

| At the NJ E. church in North Free
dom last Sunday the Children's Day
service was held. The church was
/ beautifully decorated with flowers
and ferns and in the front a college
gate in white with ferns and vines.
| This was due to the efforts of Mrs.
John Shale who brought much of it
from her home. The program was
fuccess in every way. At the close a
fine rocker was presented to Supt
A. r. Spaulding who has been superin-
/ tendent twenty-One years in the Sun
day school. This was bought by
classes and parents of the school and
presented by Harry Myers. In the
evening there was baptism and re-
CeptiOn OF members into the church.
Fourteen were received.
Miss June Seeley Of La Vale is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Floyd Gros-
inske and Mrs Harold Gunnison.
Harvey Sells entered upon his du
ties as patrolman for the Ableman,
North Freedom stretch, June LIST.
Mr. and Mrs. f. C. Ristau are Wis
iting relatives in Amhurst.
Tor Leece and family have moved
into the Virgins house on Walnut
| street.
A number have been trying their
luck at fishing at Briggsville pond.
Mrs. Minerva Hall has been enter
tanning relatives from Iowa and from
North Dakota.
Ferdinand Welk has returned from
spending several weeks at the Metho-
dist hospital in Madison.
Miss Grabau of Pennsylvania who
had been spending a month with the
Misses Sells has gone to Kansas.
Henry Griep has been confined at
home with an attack of lumbago..
Arthur Lieder was home from Mil
waukee Tuesday.
Miss Ethel King has finished her
years school in Denzer and is at
| home.
Wayne Knapp. Wilbur Deyhle, Ray
mond Bender and Cyril Cook have
gone to Oconomowoc to work for ].
H. GunnisOn on road work.
Milton Deyhle will work for Frank
Schenkat and Carl Zimkie for his
| grandfather near Ableman.
Mrs. c. ]. Johnson was i'll the first
of the week.
I Mrs Ida LawtOn received word the
last of the week that her grand daugh-
ter Eileen Lawton of Milwaukee had
;. fallen and broken her arm.
Frank Draper spent Saturday in
Madison with Matt Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Duncan and
children of BarabOo were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. e. B. Mccoy Sunday.
! Miss Sarah Albers was up from
Madison Saturday.
! Armour GunnisOn of Madison spent
/ the weekend with relatives here.
| Miss Mabel Scott has gone to her
home near Kilbourn for a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hacker of Wau-
kegan, ILL.,, are here for the canning
J season representing the American
Can Co. -
/ Prof. Pawiisch Home
! Otto Pawlisch is home from Illinois
university for vacation. He swilr re-
turn to Chicago to teach German in
Lewis Institute during nine weeks of
summer school,
Schools Close
! Schools closed last Friday and the
teachers have gone to their respective
homes: Fanny Warner, Windsor. Wis.
Katharine Jansen, Oakfield, Wis. Mrs.
Emma Hewitt, Delton, Wis, Gaynold
Carroll, Kilbourn, Wis, Phoebe Judd.
Oxford, Wis, Irma Hausler, Bagley.
Wis. Principal Leon Ryder will at
tend summer school in Madison and
Mrs. Hewitt in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Ann Elliott of Baraboo is
spending the week with her brother
Philo Startling and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schneider went
to Milwaukee Saturday.
Mrs. Gus Barkenhagen and daugh-
ter Mary of Baraboo spent Sunday at
the Otto Smith home. ,'"e7e'
Court Hackett and family have NOV
ed into the Wiggin house on High st.
Big Eggs
Alfred Laid brought two hens eggs
to town Tuesday which were some
size each weighing four ounces and
each measuring 1-2 inches around
and s in around endways.
A number from here went to Kill
bourn to the band tournament Satur-
day.
Henry Kuester is i'll at his home
north of the bank
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Nc
Coy ten pound son. Monday June 5
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fraust
a daughter Friday June 2.
Attorney ]. F. Dohrety of Lacrosse
was the guest of his brother J. B.
Doherty the first of the week.
Miss Lydia Herritz has gone to
Madison wher she is employed in a
ten cent store.
Miss Alma Egerer, who has been