Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-03
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MONDAY
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as saleslady at the H. C. Berg dry
goods store
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Erickson have
returned to their home in Antigo af-
ter few days visit with friends in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mepham have re-
turned to their home in Reedsburg
after weekend visit at the Clark
Weidman home IN Dehon.
Mrs. George knight entertained at
her home on Fourth street on Friday
afternoon, the affair being in honor
OF Mrs. Otto Arndt A social after
noon was followed by a delicious
dinner. Table decorations were of
vari-colored flowers and dainty nose
gay at each place served as favors.
Sixteen guests were entertained.
Miss Alma Riggert who is employed
in Chicago is spending her vacation
here with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Riggert, Camp street.
E. r. and G. A. Marquardt of Madi-
son were weekend visitors at the
home of their mother, Mrs. Louise
Marquardt, south Of town.
Mrs. Henry Block and little son Ro-
bert have gone to Rockford for a vi
sit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Frank.
Mr.. Frank was formerly proprietor
of the Gem theate in this city.
Professor Z. Earl Faibre is home
for few weeks visit with his moth
CT, Mrs. E. B. Winslow Professor
Faibre goes to Denver, Colorado, in
the fall having accepted a position
at that place.
Miss Grace McFaddeB has return
ed to her home in Decatur, Ill, after
a two weeks visit here with her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Carroll Maple street Miss
Mary Holmes who has also been
guests at the Carroll home, returned
to her home in ST. Paul last evening.
Mrs. ID. Howell, son George. grand
daughter, Verle Douglas, and Ernest
Neitzel Verne Miller, and Mrs. Ida
Barkenhagen mOtored here from
Elroy yesterdy and visited at the
Gus. Barkenhagen home in Maple
street.
Miss Bertha Dering of Cross Plains
left for Tomah with her sister and
husbaSd, DR.. and Mrs. Johnson on Sat,
urday. She visited at the Louis Weir
ich and RodweIF homes for the past
two weeks.
The Junior EndeavOr society of the
Lyons church held a party at the
home. of Miss Gnace Pierce recently.
Games were played and the guests en-
joyed an automobile ride. Refresh
ments of ice cream and waters were
served.
Miss Esther Murphy VIII spend the
next two weeks i'm Chicago and Rich
land Center visiting with relatives
and friends. She is enjoying a vaca-
ton from her duties as saleslady in
the Risley Brothers ready-to-wear
department.
Miss Gertrude Promo will spend
tvo weeks vacation from her duties
at Risley Brothers in Merrimack with
her parents, Dir. and Mrs. George
Promo and in Nashota with her
sister, Mrs. l.. Z. Utter.
Mrs. George Stevenson and sons.
Frederick AID Perry, of West Allis
are visiting with relatives in the city.
They will risit Mrs Stevenson's
mother, Mrs. Louise Enebke. and at
the Robert and ClrwiR Hirschinger
homes.
Mrs. Carrie Nuttimg has returned
from a weeks visit in LaPorte, In
diana, with her SOM Charles, and
family. On her return Saturday, Mrs.
Nutting stopped off in Chicago and
witness the opening day of the Pa
geant of Progress
Miss Lois McGilyra of Verona.
Wis, is spending a week with Miss Vel
ma Hansen at her home in Lyons.
The McGilvra family formerly resid-
ed in Baraboo. moving to Verona a
few months ago.
Ms. James Ryan of Freeport and
daughter and family Of Chicago and
nephew Donald Woods of Madison
ere spending a week at the Louis
Werlich home. The two ladies are
sisters. Sunday a family reunion was
held at Fair View on Lake Wisconsin.
Twenty-Five guests sat down TO din
ner. The Weirichs and guests today
spent the day with relatives at Plain
and saw the Natural Bridges there.
Eastman Westman, Human Fly ,
drew a large crowd on Saturday even
ing when he gave performances on
the city streets. His first feat was to
climb the McGuan and Fogle store
building and his second to climb the
Warren hotel. In each case, he made
Miss S. Raschein has gone to Devils
lake to spend few weeks with her
nieces, the Misses Leona Scheigner
and Elsbeth Hartman, Lodi. and Kath-
crime and Janette Murphy of Madison.
who are encamped on the north shore
OF Devils lake.
use of awning rods and window led
ges. however, there were numerous
straight surfaces which he covered
with agility. A collection was taken,
90 per cent OF which went TO the To-