Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-12-13

Judge and Mrs. w. ,. Otroud Oh
Portage left today for Mission Inn.-
Riverside, California, where they wflK
remain for the. winter months. Thee
couple is well-known here.
Portage. visitors in the city ORR
Sunday were Mrs F. e. Bronson
Harold Bronson, Mrs Diment. Miss
Gladys Diment, Mrs. w. A. Morrill,
Miss Nettie Morrill, Miss Charlotte
Ryan, and Miss Margaret Pope; .A
F. A. Dockham has gone to Pawpaw.
Michigan, for visit wit his sister,
Mrs. A. L. Travis who formerly resi-
in Baraboo. ..ni.a
Mr.. and Mrs. George. Stopper en-
tertained the 500 club at their home
on Websters Prairie, Saturday even
ing. Eight tables were played. First
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Lyle
Curry and Frank Terry while the con-
oIation went to Mrs Edgerton Berk~
ISOLATION went to Mrs. Edgerton Berh-~
The Thimble club of the, Presby-
terrain hurch met with Mrs. Marty
last evening. Mrs. Marty was assisted
by Mrs. Mccoy and Mrs. Gloyd. The
evening was spent in a social way
and greatly enjoyed by an the mem
bers of the club,
A letter addressed to the chair
man of the Elk's minstrel show and
signed pastor of the ,aptist church,
in North Freedom" has been receiv--
ed here. The letter requests that the.
Elks present their show in that city
on he night of Dec. "a
| Mr.. and Mrs. Paul BERGMAN left ON.
Saturday for their home in Chero-
kee,. Iowa, after a two weeks stay
here with Mrs parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Loos. Mrs. BERGMAN will be-
remembered as Miss Lillian Loos..
A number of friends were enter
tanned by Miss Charlotte Crawford I'D !
honor of her birthday anniversary :
last evening. Tive hundred wa play
| ed and a socia evening enjoyed
Supper was served Miss Crawford
was presented with number of nice
gifts.
Attorney Clifford M. Lamar has re-
ceived notice from the war depart
ment at Washington that he has been
promoted to the office of major of
field artillery He passed the exam
ination some time ago. The commits
sion will be issued and signed by
President Coolidge. During the
World war Mr.. Lamar was honored
with the rank of captain for efficient
service at the front.
Miss Mona Bartz is critically i'll
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Bartz, Fifth street. Miss
Bartz was taken i'll with neuritis ina
| Milwaukee where she has been en-
ployed but sufficiently recovered o.
| C H.. - hes home .are to ~, hpGlGtc
Heart trouble has developed and for
t.. rsrst S, eral dav7 her C)4.dlti II
has been critical. She was reported
as slightly improved this morning.
The city fire department was CALL
ed out about nine-thirty this morning
to extinguish chimney fire in the
second house west of the postoffice.
The house is occupied by the Chester
Butterfield family.
Little damage was done by the
blaze.
The regular meeting of the BUSH
| ness Women's club was held last even
! ing. The final returns of the member
| ship contest are not yet in so the
entire club will put on the Christmas
party next Monday night. The two
sides in the contest were the Fords
and the Lincolns so the members Of
the respective sides will come dress
ed as Abrahams or as Lizzies and
THE Christmas tree and other stunts
will be enjoyed. Members viii choose,
names and register at the q Corner
! drug store not alter than Friday.