Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-07-20
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! Mr.. and MRS. Charles Faivre OF
lronton celebrated their golden we'd
, ding anniversary at their home in
| that village recently. A large number
of their relatives and friends gathered
In honor of the event. Mr.. and Mrs.
Faivre were married in Massachusetts
nfty years ago, coming to this section
in 1876 and settling on a farm near
lronton. Late- they moved into the
village where they have since resided.
They have five children, Miss Leona
Faivre, Charles and George and Mrs.
Louis Thomas of Ironton, and Mrs.
Ben Schroeder of Sun Praire.
George NJ. Hufnail, Civil war vet
eran and member of Co. F., Third
Wis. cavalry. died recently in Min
neapolis. He was born in Fort Plain,
New York, in 1880. Since his death
there are only two survivors of the
company remaining, Hat Case of Bar
aboo and Joshua Bible of Cazenovia.
The deceased was married to Cor
nelia Day in Baraboo in 1854 His wife
preceded him in death
Mrs. George Wedekind was taken to
st. Mary's hospital, Madison yester-
day. She has been in poor health
during the past winter but it is only
the past few days that she has been
really i'll and it was thought best to
take her to the hospital for treat
ment.
Thomas Hertzeberg of Sheboygan
Falls is weekend guest at the home
of Superintendent A c. Kingsford.
Birch street Mr. Herzeberg is a sum-
mer school student at the University
Of Wisconsin.
Mrs. w. c. Isenberg and son of
Marinette are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Isenberg, Eighth st.
Mr.. Isenberg will arrive on Sunday
for few days visit with his parents.
Other guests at the Isenberg home
will be Dr. and Mrs. Karnopp, Prairie
du Sac and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stat
ford of Chicago.
Miss Minnie Luckensmeier of Able
man and Mrs. Ruth Luckensmeier
and daughter Virginia of Kendall have
arrived for a few days visit at the
H. Crop home, Tenth avenue.
Rev. ]. ID. Whitelaw and daughter
Margaret of Dallas Springs, s. D.,
are visiting at the home of Rev
Whitelaw's daughter, Mrs. r. J. Os-
borne. They made the trip here by
automobile
Mr. and Mrs. S. T.. Williams and
daughter Virginia have arrived from
Hollywood, California, making the
trip by automobile and are in camp
in their cottage on Messenger shore.
Devils lake, for the remainder of
the summer.
Miss Bevelyn Bassett left on Thurs
day morning for La Fayett,e Indiana,
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Fra
zier, former Baraboo residents. While
here. Mr.. Frazier had charge of the
fancy stock on the Carpenter farm
and he is employed likewise on a
stock farm in Indiana Miss Bassett
expects to be gone for a few weeks.
The main room of the Library
building was we'll filled last evening,
when a radio concert was given
through the courtesy of Ray Jeffries.
Several instrumental solos were
heard from Madison, given by Miss
Dorothy Hess, sixteen year old pupil
of the Wheeler School OF Music.
Among other things, the audience lis
tened to the performance of a De-
tTcit orchestra.
c. W. Frazier editor of the Memo
minee Falls News. called on friends
in the city today Mr.. Frazier is
enrOute from his home in Menominee
Falls to Mortified. Mimi, by auto
mobile.
Mrs. John Goran of Long Beach,
California. is visiting here with rela-
tives and friends. The visitor Isl a
former resident of Baraboo. the fam
lily residing here when Mr. German
was employed as engineer on the c..
& n. w. railroad. He passed away at
his California home last fall.
Mrs. Hugh Tanning and little
daughter Mary Rita have arrived
from La Crosse for a visit here with
Mrs. Fanning's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Baxter. The visitor will be re-
membered as Miss Irene Baxter.
The Ladies Home Missionary So
ciety Of the First M. E. churth was
entetained by Mrs. c. ]. Underkofler
on Friday afternoon at her home on
Birch street. An interesting meeting
took place and the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. Delvin Baertsch; first
vice president, Mrs. c. ]. Underkof-
Ter; second vie president, Mrs. S.
e. Wakefield, third vice president,
Mrs. M. ]. Tyler; recording secre-
tary. Miss Lydia North; correspond
ponding secretary, Mrs. George
Hughes; and treasurer MISS Ada
Burnham.