Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-11-16
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} WEDNESDAY ,

Tile 'luIeT, telnS employed IN car
penter work al the Ringing circus
quarters at that place Mr. Isenberg
has spent the past several winters in
the east.
Mrs Harold Mason spent the day
IN Madison, accompanying her guest,
Mis- Annette Slubtmacher, as far as
thhat place Miss Sluhtmacher is a
sister of Mrs. Mason and has spent
several days here with her returning,
TO her home in Columbus today.
DR.. B. n. Robinson of Liverpool,
England. has arrived in Baraboo for
a visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
3. n. Robinson, Eighth street. Mr..
Robinson has been gone from Bara-
boo for about two years. He has
been in the English diplmatic service
and has travelled ir various countries
Of Europe.
The ladies of st Margaret's Guild
Of Trinity church delightfully."- sur
prised their president, Mrs. A. L.
Spencer, at her home on Maple
street last evening Mrs. Spencer was
not at home when her guests arrived
and when she returned, she was
pleasantly surprised to find her TWEEN
ty-three guests. Supper was served
and the evening was enjoyably spent
Mrs. Spencer was presented with a
nice picture Of the church and a mo-
sale pendant. The affair was planned
as an expression of appreciation of
her loyal work in the Guild.
The Rev. c. W. Wade has gone 10
Walton. ~here he will conduct meet
ings this week, Rev. Wade, who
cones from Belvidere, H. was in
BarabOo over the week. END holding
quarterly meetings at the Free MethO-
dist church. The meetings, which were
held on Friday. Saturday, and Sun
dav were felt TO be very profitable.
mOtOred here and were weekend
guests Of Miss Celia Kast and attend
ed the meetings: Rev. and Mrs. James
ManiOn and daughter Marie, Mrs.
Moore and Mrs. HasbuTck. Rev
Wade and Mr.. Persell the latter of
home of Mrs. 3. ". Robinson, Eighth
street
w z. Cooper Of Los Angeles, Cali
forn'a, has been visiting here with
his brother. County Clerk F. A. Coop
er and family Mr.. Cooper formerly
resided in Sank county and is now
engaged in the lumber business in
California. He has several lumber
yards in Wisconsin and came east
on business connected with his in.
terests here. II VIII be remembered
that Mr.. Cooper was in a bad auto
mobile accident some months ago
and viii his condition Yves critical
for several days, he has now fully
recovered f-oln the injuries sus.
tanned.
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THURSDAY
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Ii is planned to equip The Masonic
Temple with a radio receiving outfit
for the entertainment Of the members
and returns from the solicitation of
members are coming IN nicely. The
committee hayin the enterprise in
hand hopes to have the OUTFIT install
ed within the next two or three
weeks. This form Of entertainment is
becoming more and more popular and
many lodge rooms, Y. NJ. c. A.
rooms. and the like, are installing
outfits for the pleasure of their mem
bers
A meeting Of the Sank county d.
rectors OF the Red Cross was held at
the courthouse yesterday afternoon
an dthe new officers were elected, a
financial report o. the year was Civ
en-. and other business matters were
taken up. The Baraboo directors,
elected at a recent meeting, are T. F.
Risley, J. Van Orden, Mrs. b. F.
Gonmar. Mrs. J. W. Faye and Mrs.
r. w. Perry. The secretary of the
chapter is preparing a report of the
meeting which viii appear tomorrow.
Mrs l.. E. Schultz and son Page of
Prairie du Sac were visitors here yes
terday. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Ed. lick, nee Reefa Mcpherson
formerly of Barahoo and Madison,
who is now residing in Prairie du Sac
Mr.. lick is engaged in bridge con-
struction work in that city.
Professor z. A Ross of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin. the speaker at
the Kewanis luncheon yesterday, gave
an interesting address on Mexico be-
fore the students of the High school
and several invited guests. during
: the last period of the day. The pupils
) have had the pleasure of hearing
several fine speakers this year.