Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-21

visit.
The Catholic WOman's club were
entertained at picnic Wednesday at
the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Cough!ia, Devils Lake Twenty five
ladies enjoyed dinner and supper and
cards were played during the after
noon.
The classes in Gregg Shorthand and
Typewriting which are offered at the
High School for Baraboo High
School graduates are held every af-
ternoon from lis to 3:45. There is
no tuition charge for this Post Grad
uate course. IL interested in this
course call the Office at the High
School before next Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Waldorf
have sold their restaurant business
in Madison and expect to make their
home in Baraboo in the future. At
present, they are with Mrs. Waldorf's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goette,
Second street.
Ernest Weinke of North Freedom
was in Baraboo yesterday and is ready
to enter the University when the in
stitution opens for the fall term. Mr..
Weinke has been principal of the
Merrimack school for five years and
will not teach this year in order to
complete the course at Madison in
february He will receive his degree
in June. He may continue at Madison
during the school year in order to per-
form some advanced work. At Mer-
rimack Mr.. Weinke has been succeed
ed by Roger Blackburn.
Arthur Griebling writes to friends
in the city to say that he and Mrs.
Griebling are doing fine in Milwaukee.
Mr.. andMrs Griebling moved to Mil
waukee from this city a few months
ago.
Mrs. Althea Newell Morgan and
daughters, Mrs. Dowd and Miss Nor
gan, left for their home in Tulley, n.
Y, this morning They have been
visiting in Baraboo, Reedsburg Del
ton. and Fairfield since last June.
Mrs Morgan was a resident of Fair
field sixty years ago. She had not
until she made this visit and she
much enjoyed visiting former familiar
places and seeing old friends.
On account of the stormy after
noon, the Helpers Union of the A. c.
church met at the parsonage instead
of in Ochsners park as had been
planned, Yesterday Afternoon. About
twenty-five members were present
and a pleasant social afternoon was
spent. The regular business session
was held and some time was spent
in sewing A picnic supper was en-
joyed.
The following have purchased Ford
cars from the Philbrick garage the
past month A. p. Murphy, Alfred
Kaul, Mrs. c. GOude, A. F. Johnson,
sedans; Lucius Prader, Rollin Curtis,
Geo Hawkins, H. KOsine, Gladys
Christie, p Komensky, c. Dennis,
VIM. Radtke Jr.. Otto Kister coupes;
C. A. Carow, Joe Kreitzer, c. Stab
now. X. Sebring, H. Cast 5. Nj.
Jacobs, H. Wickus, Geo. Martell, c..
. o. Lawrence. II. L. Fellows, Harry
Wheeler, Alfred Frick, VIM. Zuck,
James Ray, Harry Apostle, James
Fleming, Mrs. Maude Mcconnell
Thomas Conan, Martin Gonzlin, AL.
Washburn tourings; Bump & Wickus
Lawrence Herfort, Roy Kramer, S. NJ.
Jacobs, Harry STIRRING, roadsters; J.
Ehret Fore ,on nac.l'.
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tvs oldest resident. passed away at
her home in the village of HillsDoro
recently. She was two months over
1Oi years of age and had been a resi-
dent of Vernon county for sixty-hVe
years. She outlived all of her chill
d.en and had forty-three great grand
children and twenty-eight great
great grandchildren.
Miss Celia Kast has returned from
Chetek. Wis, where she went as del
egate from BaraboO to the Free
Methodist conference. She reports
that there was large attendance and
a fine meeting. A new district elder
was appointed, C. w. Wade. The
Free Methodists expect to hold meet
Iings here in the near future.
Friends in Baraboo received word
today that Mrs. r. y. Taylor, daugh-
ter Of Dr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Sayles OF
this city. underwent a successful OPP
Grafton in Detroit this morning and
is getting along nicely. DR.. and Mrs,
Sayles left for Detroit on Monday
afternoon.
Miss Ada Promo left Saturday for
Valley. Wis where shr will be
principal of the graded school OF nat
city for the coming year. She was &C
companied by Flora and Charles
Promo, and the trip was made by
ca.
Rev. and Mrs. f. c. Henke at the
PRESBYTERIAN manse have been enter
..-s. AZ aud Mrs N c. Hover