Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-10-12
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THURSDAY
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A daughter was corr 10 .Mrl and
MRS. Charles Tutties OF Tuesday, Oct
3. tss
ne Senior EndSayoT 81 Ire Pres
Oyterian church held 4 sossal meet
ing on Wednesday evening at the
home Of Miss Helen Koppke. Delight
al refreshments were served and all
present enjoyed the evening very
much.
L. L. Weston and sister, Mrs. ]. F.
'Torpy. left today by automobile for a
two O. three wees rip through the
west. They planned 10 make Min
nespOlis today and expected To reach
Rochester by tonight. they may go as
far as Montana before returning home
Hr. and Mrs. T. r Risley and
Mrs w. s. Halsted left yesterday for
LOOMS. Wis. where they expected to
visit with Mrs. Halsted's daughter.
Mrs Earl Clingmanv and family Mrs
Clingmap and little daughter were 10
return with them today.
IA. and Mrs. Earl Frost LETT yes
teyday on a motor trip TO Omaha,
Nebraska, where they viii visit with
relatives. They expect 10 be gone for
two or three weeks and viii visit
al various other places.
u. c. Crandall has returned from
q visit of ten days il Chicago. While
there he visited the new Field
Museum, the Chicago Historical SO
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Mrs. Chris, Dyrud and daughter,
Ruth Mildred have returned from
visit with Mrs. Dyrud's mother in
Albany. Wis, They also visited in
Madison.
Mrs. William OFT pleasantly enter
tanned twenty-four ladies' at her home
on Fourth avenre last evening. Six
tables of 500 were played and at
midnight a delicious luncheon was
served. Prizes were awarded the
winners as follows: first, Mrs. J. p
True, second, Mrs. u X. Page; and
third. Mrs. l.. II. Hill.
NJ. and Mrs. l.. ]. Schults and the
latter's father, David Sansum, have
returned from a motor trip to Mount
Carroll. H. They accompanied Mrs
Henry Engelking and baby to her
home there, Mrs. EngelBing having
becn called here by the illness and
death of her mother, Mrs. David San
sum.
Miss Esther Mueller is enjoying a
weeks vacation from her duties as
saleslady at the Variety store. She
is spending part of the time in Gale
donia with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. H. Mueller.
Petitions have been presented to
the board of education in Baraboo
asking that dancing. be prohibited in.
the school buildings. The board has
not had a meeting since the petitions
we're presented.
Mrs. f. w. Mould returned TO her
home in Madison yesterday after
short visit here with her mother, Mrs.
Mary A. Andrews, First avenue. Mrs.
Mould was called to La Crosse on
Monday by the illness of her step
daughter, Mrs. Ida Prentice who is
The nine miles of highway on trunk
line No. 60 between Prairie du Chen
and Wanzeka, is practically COM
pleted and will be open to the public
within a few days. The work has
been under Roadway for about year
and half and will be completed at
an expense very near the 100000
mark, the most extensive stretch un-
der construction in the state this
year.
F. M. Wright has arrived from New
York City and is guest at the War
rem. Mr.. Wright was here a few
years ago. He lectures on how we
should live in order to get the most
out of life and expected to address
the Business Women on Friday night
but on account of the attraction at
the Al Ringing theater has postpon-
ed the date to Monday evening or an
other convenient time.
G.. A. Briggs held two services in
the Evangelical church in Juda, Green
county Sunday and was entertained
at he home of F. e. Matzke real
bee man, Mr.. Matzke has 400 stands
Of bees and has on hand over six and
q half tons of honey which is not
finding ready sale. owing to the big
crop of fruit which is beng used Mr..
Matzke says he expects a fair price
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon c. Watson of
Whitewater came to attend the fun
eral OF Mrs. Ethel Cone. After leav-
| ing Baraboo Mr.. and Mrs Watson
resided at Reedsburg for a number
II years and later moved to White
water Their son. John Watson,
graduated at the Whitewater normal
and is now a member OF the faculty in
the Sheboygan schools
While driving to Kilbourn Wednes
l lay afternoon TO witness the fire Mrs.
NJ. z. Joyce lost q left front wheel OF
her Dodge coupe. The car was going