Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-12-07
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ney will be remembered as Miss Ruth
Feddermap.
The members of Westminster Guild
were entertained by Miss Miss Vera
Jones at her home on West street
last evening. The regular business
session was held. followed by social
time and refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Olson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. C. Demo accompan-
led by w. NJ. Jaconson of Eau Claire
returned to Baraboo by auto from
BelOit. The trip was made in the
car of Mr.. and Mrs. Olson. The Bars-
boo folks spent Sunday in Beloit.
A nine pound son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Roy L. Miller, 232 Maple
street, last night.
The first load of Christmas trees
made its appearance on the streets
OF the city today. But twenty days
remain until Christmas and the
stores are fast taking on a holiday
appearance
julius Reul gagged a large piece
out of his thumb just below the first
joint while working on a lathe at
the Tarnutzer repair shop, where he
is employed, this morning. While the
injury is a bad one. it is not thought
that the thumb will be permanently
injured
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Meyers and two
children, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Meyers
and Mrs. Esther Bohnsack and two
children ate Thanksgiving dinner and
supper at the Ray Owens home. Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Shew were unable to
be present on &C cunt of being i'll
with severe colds
Verge Douglas made a weekend
panying the aunt of Mrs. Douglas,
Mrs. Mary Whistance to her home
in that place. Mrs. Whistance has
been visiting with relatives in Bara-
boo and Waur-kee for the past sew
eral weeks.
Among the out of town guests
here Monday evening to attend the
Robert Ringing song recital were:
re-. and Mrs Charles Ringing
Evansville and Mrs. Robert Ringing,
Chicago, wife of the singer. Mrs.
Charles Wild and daughter, Mrs.
2obeIt Daily, Beloit.
Miss Ada Promo, who is principal
of the graded schools in Valley, Wis,
has returned TO her duties after
spending the Thanksgiving vacation
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Premc. Another daughter,
Miss Alice Promo, who attends Plat
teville Normal, also spent her vaca-
ton at home and has returned to her
school duties.
Walter d. Morgan and his mother
of Ladysmith and Mrs. ]. H. Claridge
CT Reedsburg spent Thanksgiving
evening at the H. Bear home. Both
ladies are sisters of Mrs. Bear. They
returned to Reedsburg Friday af
ternoon, their brother. George Car
penter, taking them home.
Mrs. II. n. Jennings has received
a letter from Miss Matilda E Reul,
now in Spokane, which states that
she is teaching a Kindergarten class.
Miss Reul enclosed the following
note: The friends of Mrs. Anna
Glennon will be interested to know
that she homes to spend the winter
with friends in Southern Cali
fo~nia. Mrs. Glennon taught for a
number OF years in the Baraboo
schools She was also an active
member OF the Fcrtnightiv club. Her
present home is just out of the city
limits of Spokane. Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Lueth. sons
Richard and Clarence, and Miss Anna
Carlin have returned from Chicao,
where they spent several days Tisit-
ing with relatives and friends. The
trip was made hv automobile the
party leaving here at eight o'clock
on Friday mcrning and arriving in
Chicago about four-thirty in the after
noon. They found the roads excel
lent, going by way of Madison, James
vile, and Rockford, and made good
time. In Chicago. they visited with
Mr.. Lueth's brother, Charles F. Lueth
and family and other relatives and
friends. They visited in Evanston on
Sunday, leaving there about noon
and taking the lake shore drive to
Waukegan and Milwaukee. Supper
was eaten in WATERFOWL and Bara-
boo reached at two o'clock on Monday
morning.
FOR SALE CHEAP. DRESSERS
commodes, tables, chairs. bookcases
etc. Ebert Searles, 522 So. Center ST.
Considerable excitement was
caused en- the south side on Sunday
afternoon by the report that a man
had been killed at Crawford's cross
ing. Chief OF Police Otto Harmed
was summoned and the outcome of
the affair proved TO be that a couple
of youths had INDUCED in too much
liquid refreshment of the alcoholic !
variety. One Of the boys is reported |
to have fallen asleep on the railroad
track and have been removed from