Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-09


cult problem from the board and then
asked if there was any one in the
class who did not understand the ex-
PLANTATION. One youth replied that he
did not and the teacher then said:
Nov you watch the board, John,
while / go through it."
The choir Of the Presbyterian
church enjoyed party at the home of
George Macarthur in Glenvtle on
Wednesday evening. 1t was to have
been sleigh ride, but on account of
the snow being gone the party went
in truck. The evening was spent in
playing games Dainty refreshments
were served and a general good time
was reported by all.
In cooperation a number of ladies
entertained Mrs. H. A. Fisher at the
home of Mrs H. ~ Jennings on We'd
nesday evening Mrs. Fisher leaves
soon to take charge of the home of
her brother, A H. Ullrsch in Evanston
for a period of three months. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ullrich expect to spend some
time in Europe leaving in a short
time
Fred Crouch has arrived from Au-
burn, Washington, where he has been
for several months at the home of
his son, Willis. The latter passed
away recently, high blood pressure
being the cause of his death, and his
father has come to Baraboo for a stay
Of two or three weeks. He was ac-
companied here by his grandson,
Friedrich Crouch, son of Willis.
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical
church had a very successful meeting
Thursday P. NJ in spite of the unfavor
able weather conditions. Plans were
laid for a supper and bazaar in the
month of March. 1t was also decided
to install an electric washer in the
parsonage Mrs. g. A. Briggs is the
president of the organization.
Five generations joined hands in
greeting this week in Milwaukee at
the home of Mrs. Oscar Fillhauer,
formerly of Baraboo There are four
Women and a baby girl to complete
the chain including: Mrs. Bridget
Donovan aged IS, the. greatgreatgrand
mother, Mrs. Margaret Hewitt, "a next
and Mrs. FiIlhauer next. Mrs. Vaughn
Gibbons, just 90, and her baby daugh-
ter, Betty Jean, complete the chain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbons, who also lived
in Baraboo, moved to Milwaukee when
the Fillhauer family went to the
Cream city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Marriott Thursday
evening entertained in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Comedy, who are
on their way to Minneapolis from Chi
cago and stopped in Baraboo to visit
friends. The affair was in the form
Of a $50 dinner after whBch all en-
joyed theater party. Mrs. Comedy
was formerly Miss Constance Kelley,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kelley
formerly Of Baraboo and now OF Mil
Waukee. f1As5~7s'sfs -. ~ F@4Ss = 3.'s g
The statement issued by Chief Engi-
neer Hirgtaof the Highway Commission
this week shows that there will be
available in 1924 total for road. con-
struetions and maintenance in the state
of g$26,300,000,e ef which $21,800, O00
will be i for construction and, $4;500,-
600 for maintenance. The federal
aid included in the above total is S.
100000. In Sank county the Reeds
burg-Springs Green road, project No.
243, on State Trunk Highway No. s2S,
will be- graded and drained from White
Mounds northerly for. aslength Of s
miles. SIS 49, EG* sza s xg9aeE 4E
The Ladies aid society OF 4 the
South Side church was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Luck.
Eight members and two visitors were
present. Two new members were
voted into the society at the meetiEs.
A picnic supper was enjoyed after the
business session The next meet
ing will be held in two weeks at the
home of Mrs: Ray Litt1ejohn on Wal
nut street .5a8ss.<. 90 ~ - {
11ntruders made themselves at home
in the cottage of c. H. Evenson at
Devils Lake according to reports by
thefson Robert Who in company with.
Curt Page and Harold Berg Thursday
walked out to the resort with the in
tentions Of. eating lunch at the cot
tage. The young men found the cot
-tage, in a deplorable condition. Fur
niture and kitchen utensils were brok-
en-, dishes and pans which were used
were not washed after the invaders
used them and the Evenson belong
ings in the cottage were in a general
state of tunult. The invaders are
not known.
Today about noon Rev. Richard
Rowley9 fell on the icy walk near the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. v. r. Harding
on Ash street and babdly injured one