Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-16
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! Born to Mr. and Mrs Clifford Cal
houn, a daughter, yesterday.
The Country club met with Mrs.
Max Springer yesterday. Fifteen mem
bers were present and after bonte-
Gus picnic dinner and afternoon Of
sewing was spent. A social time was
enjoyed by all present
Mrs. B. J. Higgins and Mrs. Clara
Niebuhr entertained few friends at
the formers home on Eighth avenue
last evening. A social time was had
and delicious refreshments were SER
yed..
A practice game was played by the
local high school basket ball team
with North Freedom High on the local
floor yesterday afternoon. Every man
on the Baraboo squad was given a
chance to show what he could do.
The visiting team was accompanied
by a large crowd Of enthusiastic
rooters.
The L. E. r. Five Hundred club
was entertained by Mrs. Charles
last evening. All the members were
| present and an enjoyable evening was
spent. Delicious and dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
On Wednesday evening John Har-
rington and Richard Curry, two stu
dents in the Baraboo High school,
ran over the Warner Memorial road
to Devils lake and back, distance Of
about seven miles. In the cities
boys exercise on a track in a heated
room, filled with more or less dust;
exercise on the Warner road, fresh
air, blue sky, and crimson sunset.
is much more to be desired.
Miss Olive Skinner of Stevens
Point has been elected as a teacher
in the Baraboo schools-to have
charge of the overflow in the seventh
grade Her work will be in the high
school building. Miss Skinner is a
graduate of the Stevens Point normal
and has had teaching experience.
P L. Terry, who resides northwest
of Baraboo, was in town on Thursday
and states that William Hengen
found unconscious at Madison and
taken to hospital was at the home
of his cousins, Ed and N. w. Powers,
| last summer. He was also in the
neighborhood few weeks ago. The
mother died some time since and the
| father, being in feeble health, was
taken to the county inffrmary. The
family resided for many years at the
southern extremity Of Walnut street.
The injured citizen is improving.
The Lincoln class Of the First M.
e. Sunday school enjoyed picnic
supper and general good time on
| Wednesday evening at the home Of
their teacher. Mrs. w. D. Stanley,
All of the class were present with
the exception of one member.
Daniel Brown, who is nearing his
| Goth year and reside with his daugh-
| t." Ms. Wilber Berki2> If Lyons has
| just received notice Of the arrival
on Feb 4th, of Daniel Brown Betram,
a great grand-son, born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Betram of 500 Hubbard
Street, Racine, Wis
The Congregational church Mission
| club met at the home of Mrs. Setter
gren Wednesday afternoon. The meet
ing was called to order at $3.50 by the
/ President, Mrs. Luce. After short
| business session the program on "La-
tin America" was given. Mrs. c..
Pearson read a very interesting paper
on the people, their customs, life and
religion. Mrs. Astle read a chapter
from Maude Newell Williams book
"The Least Of These in Columbia"
! Victrola music followed also a solo
on the piano by Miss Nellie Jeffries.
A social hour was enjoyed at which
time delicious supper was served.
The assisting hostesses were Mrs.
Moog, Simonds, Baringer, Holt and
Peck.
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