Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-11-02

to talk before the ladies of the miss
ionary society of the First NJ E
church at a meeting at the home of
Mrs. George Hughes this afternoon
Mrs. Will Colburn came this week
from Kansas City to visit her mother
Mrs. C. E. Hallisey, Second avenue
Mrs. Hallisey has rented her house to
n. H. Gerber and will spend the win
ter in Chicago. Mr.. Colburn was also
here, the couple coming to Wiscon-
sin on account of the death and bur-
ial of Mr. Colburn's father, Henry
f. Colburn, Wonewoc. Mr.. Colburn
was aged 70 years, his wife died two
years ago, and the two sons are Will
of Kansas City and Ernest of Viii
mette, Illinois.
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Mrs. C. B. Catlin has been visiting
this week liz Reedsburg and North
Freedom. Mr.. Catlin is at North Free
dom, wLpre he IS engaged in moving
house az the mines for Albert Gros-
inski.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Rybold returned
to their home in Milwaukee after a
short visit with Miss Madelyn School
Ter, who was formerly a pupil of
Mrs Rybold, who teaches violin in
the Wisconsin Conservatory of Mu-
| sic.
The pupils of the Junior High school
enjoyed a picnic on the north shore
of Devils lake last evening, accom-
panied by their teachers. A fire was
built over which cocoa was made and
this made a pleasant addition TO the
! lunches which the pupils had brought
with them. Previous to supper, games
were played.
Some misdirected individual Dor
rowed the Ford car of James L. Elem
ing from its parking place. in front of
the A. & P. store this morning. After
considerable searching and effort to
| locate the stolen property had been
/ made by Chief of Police Otto Harmed
the car was found parked in front of
! the Helbig shop on Third street and
/ returned to it's owner. Evidently
! someone felt the need of a car to
drive for a few hours and neglected
to notify the owner of his loan.
/ The Highway Scouts, a club Of high
school girls, enjoyed a Halloween
party at the home of Miss Dorothy
/ Black last evening. The fourteen
guests came in costume and the
rooms were prettily decorated with
autumn leaves, corn Shocks and pa
per streamers of orange and black.
Games and dancing were the enter
tainment of the evening and light
refreshments were served,
LOST TIRE-33 4 tire on rim
between Baraboo and Loganville Sat
urday morning. Reward if returned to
Fred Baumgarten, Crawford street.
Phone $50 j.
Mrs. S. H. Chesley was given a
surprise party at her home last even
ing. the occasion being her birthday
anniversary. A pleasant time was en-
joyed playing 500 and prizes were
awarded the winners. Mrs. T. Z.
Burke carrying off first place and
Mrs. c. Fl. Service second. The
guests presented their hostess with a
beautiful bouquet of chrysanthemums.
Dainty refreshments were served.
The Epworth League of the First
NJ. E. church pleasantly entertained
the members of the Sunday school in
the church parlors last evening, the
affair being a Halloween party. A
large crowd accepted the invitation
and the evening was spent playing
games and with contests Of various
sorts. Each class put on stunt OF
some sort. and some of the stunts
were highly entertaining. Refresh