Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-03-23

revolvers. jack knives and raZors, and
all the change left in the till, amount
ing to $500 or $1,000. Neighbors heard
a noise about 1880, when it is believed
the window was broken in. The VIM.
Bongard oil station was also entered
during the night by breaking open a
window. Oils and greases are miss
ing.
Samuel Darlington and Sena Patter-
son we're united in marriage March
Is, 1872, at the Presbyterian manse in
Prairie du Sac Rev. w. II. Blair per-
formed the ceremony. Four young
people made up the wedding party
that day. They were George and Mary
McCready and Robert and Jane Pat
terson. Two of these four are still
living and one. r. A. Patterson, was
present at the golden wedding cele-
bration held Wednesday at the Bah
ington home in Prairie du Sac
Frank w. Groves is wrapped up in
a plaster cast Last week Wednesday
he climbed G. ladder to the roof CT his
house to clean off some snow and ice.
The ladder slipped and precipitated
him to the ground, by which he sus-
tanned a fractured hip and elbow
joint Mr. Groves has been somewhat
indisposed during the winter and was
looking forward to the warm days of
spring as a strength remover, but it
will now be several weeks before he
h. n !, &c Il nIf
storm did considerable damage to
wires.
Mrs E. d. Kidder o. White Bear
Lake, Minnesota, who came two weeks
ago on account of the illness of her
brother and sister, Charles and Miss
Ella Ayres, 326 Eighth street, reports
they are slowly improving. Mrs. Kid
der hopes to return to her home in a
few days
The Ladies Aid of the South Side
church met at the home of Mrs. Nor
man Johnson on Wednesday after
noon with eleven members and one
visitor present. After the business
meeting, a social time and a picnic
supper were enjoyed The society will
meet in two weeks with Mrs. Arson
Harvey, Elm street.
Mrs. Emma Fredericks passed away
at her home in the town of Freedom,
Friday morning, aged 7S years. Fun
eral services will be held on Monday
afternoon at one o'clock from the
home and form the Lutheran church
at North Freedom at two o'clock, the
Rev. Freund officiating Burial will
be made in the North FREEDOM GENE
terry.
Mrs Addie Voiles and son Earl have
gone to Litchfield, H.. where they will
make their home in the future. They
have resided here for about two years.
coming here from Litchfield. Earl has
been employed at the Risley Brothers
dry goods store and his position has
been taken by Duane Mistle
George Dodd, who is rs years of age
and his brother Louis, who is past 20.
we're at work at their residence on
Eighth avenue on Thursday with a
cross-cut saw cutting up the limbs Of
the trees blown down in the recent
storm. This is quite feat for men OF
their age and both are still active,
managing their little farm.
Mys. T. NJ. Mould and Mrs. F. e
"o-ey entertained at luncheon yester
day at the home OF the former on Sc
Ond avenue. The delicious luncheon
was served at a number of small Ia
hies, which were prcttily decorated
keeping with St Patricks day. The
afternoon was spent in playing bridge
ten tables being played and prizes be
ing awarded the winners.
At a meeting of the Joe Hooker
Post a vote of thanks was expressed
to the Auxiliary Of the Sons Of Vete
rams Camp for the splendid banquet
supper and program given the mem
hers of Joe Hooker Post and their
wives. There was also a vote of thanks
to those who furnished automobiles to
carry the veterans to and from the
funeral of Comrade John Johnston.
Miss Hildegavde Guider, teacher OF
. music in the public schools here
went to Chicago yesterday to take
part in the fifteenth annual concert OF
the Columbia chorus to be given there
tomorrow. Miss Guider is former
student Of Columbia. She will sing a
solo. Chorus of PoIovetzian."
r. L. Glazier and daughter, Miss
Bernice. entertained % friends at a
three course dinner at their home on
Fourth street, Friday noon. The tables
and rooms were decorated with red
, and white sweet peas. After dinner
music and games were enjoyed.
Mrs. A. Oh. Reisz pleasantly enter.
tanned a number of friends at bridge
yesterday afternoon, at her home on
Sixth avenue. A dainty luncheon was
served. the decorations being in keep
, ing with the day.
, Mrs. A. c. Allan of Baraboo is in the
South Shore hospital, so and Luella
Ave, Chicago, having undergone a