Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-03-16
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the public schools. She is a vocalist
of ability and one who will give great
enthusiasm to this department.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. o. Allen attended
party at Reedsburg Thursday even
ing, motoring to that place. The af-
fair was a surprise on Mrs. Charles
Mcqueen at her home in Reedsburg
About ten couples were present and
an enjoyable time was had.
Miss Katie Bretsch, who has been
doing the hemstitching in the Singer
Sewing machine Office for the past
three or four years, has purchased a
new machine and in few days will
be located at the former location of
the Won Valid jewelry store. This
has grown to be quite business in
the past few years.
Goodyear and Fisk Tires. all sizes
Doty & Allen.
The o. E. S. gave an enjoyable
card party at the Masonic Temple
, last evening. Twenty tables of 500
were played and prizes awarded the
winners. During the course of the
evening a delicious luncheon was
served.
Tony Koberstein. proprietor of the
Gem City garage, has returned from
Milwaukee, driving a new bort sedan
through from that place. He reports
the roads good with the exception OF
stretch about seven miles beyond
Columbus. If the mild weather con-
tinues, the road will be impossible
on account of the thaw.
A number Of Prairie du Sac men,
bers of the X. P. lodge were present
at the meeting of the Bara5oo lodge
last evening and put on work in the
rank of Knight. Over one hundred
local members and guests were pre-
sent and the evenings work was fol-
lowed by a banquet.
SEARLES BARGAINS Furniture.
rugs, ladies suits, coats, shoes, gents
suits, shoes. Searles 522 So. Center
street.
The BaraboO Business and Profess
sional WOmen's club met at their
club rooms Wednesday evening for
the business session. Nearly all the
members were present. Plans for flu.
ture activities included physical cul-
ture and sewing classes to be begun
| soon.
This years football men who earn
ed their second team BIS were ban
quoted at the Warren hotel last even
ing by the Lightweight football coach.
Walter Rummell, and L. II. Hill. Fiji
teen fellows were present as were al.
| so Coaches Bogard and Wright. Fol
lowing the excellent four course din
ner which was served in the private
| dining-room, speeches were gfvens
Mr.. Rummel spoke on the value of
the well-earned B, Mr. Bogard on the
importance of second team, and Mr..
Wright expressed the necessity of
| training rules. Members of the team
also spoke on timely subjects, stories
were told, and a general good time
enjoyed
Ed. A. Kurtz. secretary of the Farm
ers' Mutual Telephone company, re-
ports that commendable spirit was
| shown in his neighborhood in getting
the poles and wires in place after the
storm. The subscribers showed a will
ling spirit and the job was soon done.
New York woman says: 81 have
used Partisan Sage only two weeks
but my hair has wonderfully increased
In beauty, seems much heavier, and is
entirely free of dandruff." Fisher
Drug Store sells it with money back
guarantee.
N. Tomkin, proprietor of the Yellow
Front fruit store, which was recently
burned out by fire, states that the
stock of canned goods and other arti-
cles left from the blaze were turned
over to the city to be distributed
| among the poor. Mr.. Tomkins did not
sell any Of the foodstuffs taken from
the fire.
K shower was given Mrs. Roy Thuer-
er az the home of Mrs. Julius Mold.
wednesday afternoon by the members
or class No. Of the Evangelical Sun
day school. Part of the time was spent
in sewing after which a program was
enjoyed. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess. The class and
any friends wishing to join will be
organized into a sewing circle, sewing
for the Orphans Home and Missions
supported by the church.
I A birthday party was held recently
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gomon
in honor of their daughter Estella,
who was seventeen years of age.
! Those present were: Edward Glossy,
Helen Crahen, Lucy Plummer, Mary
Fitzsimmons, Harry Nieman, Leota
1 Harris, Deane Irish, Edwin Oiler,
Walter Cyan. Leon Hatchel, Irma
thompson, Janetta Smith, Harold
Thompson. Opal Rorison and George
Stanley. All of her brothers and sis
tiers were present and also her little
niece, Dyrell Marie Gomon. The even