Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-05-25
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The members of the Presbyterian
Sunday school gave a banquet in. the
church pariOTs last evening, the re-
suit OF contest in church attend
ance. The school was divided into two
sides and the side with the largest
number who had attended church ser
vices during the given time was adj
judged the winner, and given a han
quet by the losing side. Two hundred
and fifty were present and the tables
were prettily decorated with spring
flowers. Each winner was served
by loser, which caused much merri
ment. After the banquet, a general
good time was had.
Mrs. ]. j. Laird, who has been spend.
ing several days with Mrs Fannie
Chandler on Seventh street, will re-
turn to her home at Waukegan soon.
Mrs. Laird, former resident Of Bara.
boo, expects TO spend the summer on
Long Island with her daughter
II. II. Hubert has finished his
spring nursery deliveries for 1922 and
reports a successful season, his last
delivery being at the farm of Ex-Gov
Phillip, which incldded all kinds OF
small fruit, and apple, cherry, plum
and pear. The Ex-Governor will have
one Of the largest private vineyards
in the state. Mr.. Phillip has also in.
stalled one of the best equipped radio
outfits, which is working very sue.
Cessfully.
George j Paddock observed his 70,
TN birthday anniversary yesterday
Mr. Paddock has lived in or near
Baraboo nearly al of his life and is a
veteran of the Civil war. Fifteen OF
the children and grandchildren gath.
cred at his home on Ninth avenue and
enjoyed a birthday supper, followed
by an evening of fun and a general
good time, which pleased no-one more
than the venerable host. Mr.. Paddock
was presented with handsome read
ing lamp as remembrance of the
occasion.
On Wednesday evening about is
members of the Catholic Womens
club drove to Portage and attended
the closing meeting of the Portage
Catholic Womans club. Rev. Father
?. b. Knox and Dr. Fitzpatrick OF
Madison addressed the club on the
great work wOmen's clubs might ac.
Complish After the meeting delight.
full refreshments were served and al
present report a most enjoyable even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. B. G-iggs have re-
turned from visit at Evanston
While there the birthday anniversary
Of Mrs. Griggs' brother, A. H. Will,
Jams, was celebrated
Or. 2. Rollo Fisher, Mrs r her and
son have returned 10 thar nome in
Waueau after a visit at the home OF
Dr. Fishers mother, Mrs. A. T. Fish
or.
Tuesday afternoon the neighbors
and friends surprised Mrs S. Briscoe
and helped her celebrate her birth.
day. A fine afternoon was enjoyed.
The Misses Jennie and Marietta
Kessler went to Reedsburg this morn
ing, where Miss Marietta entered. the
Reedsburg hospital to UNDERGO an
operation for the removal of her
tOnsils.
Herman Welk will open an ice
cream parlor Saturday in the build.
ing located at the southeast corner
Of Ash and Second streets. Mr.. and
Mrs Welk reside in the south half
Of the building and the north side is
being fitted up as an ice cream par.
Tor
Former Secretary of State Merlin
Hull of Black River Falls was in
Baraboo >on Wednesday on his way
home from Madison. While here he
attended the luncheon of the Kiwan-
is club at lie Warren. He reports that
Mrs. H"E is in a hospital
You can make no mistake in fol
lowing the advice of millions who
have been restored to health and
happiness by Tanlac The Fisher DRUG
store
William Alvin took a DAD of plants
to mazomanie this morning for the
ToC!e Flower shop. The ;rlp was
made in three and one-half hours. He
reports the road beyond Sank City
excellent. ..,
Among the out-of.town guests al
the golden wedding-eaniversar
bration of Mr. and Mrs. August HaaE
of Madison were Mt and Mrs VIII
lam Helm of BaratPf. The asniver
sary was observed on Monday and
included services at~the Holy Re-
deemer church. a noon dinner, an(
open house in afternoon and even
ing. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Haak have
lived in Madison for 20 years.
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