Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-03-02
Child IS BORN.
NORTH FREEDOM
Son Arrives to Cheer the Home of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Leece of the
Above Place

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Leece
Monday, Feb. 27 son Robert Evan.
Dance at North Freedom Friday
night. Peterson's orchestra. Come.
Mrs. o. c. Hahn of Sank City is a
guest at the home of her son, w. C.
Hahn.
C. o. Lawton of Madison visited his
aunt, Mrs. Ida Lawton the first of the
week.
Miss Sarah .Albers was home from
Madison for the weekend.
Mrs. J. B. Randall Of Reedsburg
spent Tuesday with relatives here.
J. o. Wagner, who has been spend
ing several weeks with his daughter,
Mrs. Stein, near Kilbourn is at the
home of his son J. E. Wagner.
Miss Fanny Warner attended the
funeral of her aunt in Chicago Mon
day. -e. 4... -
Mrs. S. "A. Hewitt is back at Their
work in the school, room after an alb
sence of ten days on account Of in
juring her foot,
The Royal Neighbors met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. NJ. E. BOnnell.
Louie Mielke while hauling wood
Friday sustained a broken rib.
Ed Hasz and family have moved to
a farm near Prairie du Sac Miss Lura
Phippen accompanied them.
Alya Colvin. has gone. to Reedsburg
after visiting at the, Angle home a
few days. a. 15a
Rev John Wilcox was confined at
home last week on account of illness.
VIM Dubois is sick and John Red
man is carrying the mail.
E. ]. King has been unable to go
on rural route No. 2 for several days
and Mrs King is taking his place.
Miss Irfna Hausler spent the week
end in ReedsbArg.
Mrs William Rick and daughter
Reva, of Excelsior visited friends here
James Draper 3Jr, of Lacrosse was
here the first part of the week. He
was returning from Plainfield where
he visited 5flis, brother Pr. Ralph Ora
per. . >.
Arthur, Lieder and his sister Mrs.
Charles Wazadlo of Milwaukee visit
ed their parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lie
der over Sunday = X n
Miss Clara Kapelka spent the week
end in BaraboO with her sister Miss
Esther
The story of the storm in this viii
lage isronly repetition of many other
towns in this part of the state. Rain
for two days, freezing on the streets
and later on the wires and trees. Then
turning cold, on the night of the 22d
such a blowing and crashing and
cracking of trees as we never before
heard in celebration of the day. Lights
were out and there were no telephone
nor telegraph connections. The town
was in darkness but the morning dis
closed a scene of ruin. The walks anO
treebanks were strewn with large
limbs and smaller branches from the
trees many of which lost nearly their
whole tops: Wires were down all over
while others were loaded with ice and
swung in festOons> from the poles.
Both north and south of town many
poles were also down We had seen ice
covered trees before but never the
load of ice that now weighed then
down. The continued, cold and snow
falling later has made excellent sleigh
ing Monday of this week the lighting
system was repaired to- the extent thai
. the current was turned on. and WE
again experienced the~yalue of ielectff
city. The leeds melting off slowly anC
things are becoming adapted to 6
normal state but it will take time be
tiful as they were.
Baptist Church
Sunday school 10 a. m
Next Sunday will be the first an
niyersary of the pastors work in No
Freedom
Sermon II a. m
Take Heed How Ye Hear
From 2--S p. M a special meeting
will be held in English LANGUAGE q
which time the right hand of fellow
ship will be extended to new member:
and the Lords supper will be served
This meeting will begin and close
promptly. and there will be no ser
vices in the. evening in order to Civ
all opportunity to attend the services
at the Methodist church.
HHAH rnA1 naAAY NArn