Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-10-04
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THURSDAY
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The public school in the village
of Ableman has been closed. N
epidemic of scarlet fever is given as
the cause of the schooi closing.
Mrs. G. W. Snyder has gone to Glib
son City, Illinois where she was pres
ent today at the birthday celebration
Of her father, j. T. Mcclure. Mr.
Mcclure is a veteran of the Civil war,
has visited in Baraboo several times,
and has reached his Seth milestone.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Rogmig of Detroit at the
home Of the Miss Raschein, Baraboo
on Tuesday. Mrs. lRogmig will be re-
membeEed as Miss Elizabeth Rooney
and she has spent the past few
months here with her mother, Mrs.
Hugh Rooney. 2
The regular meeting of the Roy
al Neighbor lodge was held tthe
K. P. hall last opening, followed by
a social time Five hundred was play
ed, Mrs. Susie Gollmar winning first
pvrize and Mrs. A. A. Brownell taking
consolation prize Refreshments of
salad, sandwiches, cake, and coffee
were served. Plans were made for q
membership contest, The members
Of Portage lodge have been invited
attend the next meeting which will
take the form Of Hallowe' enparty.
Mr.. and Mrs e. G. SCHROEDER OF
Reedsburg were visitors here on We'd
nesday.
Send for free catalog which tells
an about business education and
good positions for young men and
women. Address Wisconsin Business
University, La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur futile OF Iron
River, Michigan. drove through
Baraboo yesterday and STEPPED t.
call OH old friends h.ro Mrs. futile
will be remembered as Miss Hazel
Amy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
S. Amy, who for many years resided
on East street.
The Rounds familie left yesterday
for California, wher they expect to
locate in Los Angeles. There were
four cars in the party, the families of
A. D. and A. E. Rounds, Emmett, John,
and William Rounds, and relatives
from Illinois who have spent the past
several weeks here. For number Of
years, the firm of Rounds, painters,
has been one of the leading painting
concerns of Baraboo. The household
goods and other possessions of the
family were disposed of at auction
on the west side of the courthouse
square several days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Blake, Anaheim,
California, who have been visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wells,
4O2 Sixth avenue, have gone to Reeds
burg to visit relatives until Friday,
October 3, when they leave for home.
Mr. Blake is a son of the late John
w. Blake, was born in Baraboo, and
like his father has been welded to
newspaper offices all his life. He
has been away from Baraboo for 46
years, much of the time being spen.
in the west. Twenty-seven years ago
he assisted his father in publishing
"a. paper.st Boscobel. On Sunday there
will be% family reunion at the home
of Mrs. G. Benedict in Reedsburg in
honor ofsthe two guests from Califor-
MIA.
The C. & N. w. Woman's club me
in Madison today with an unusually
large attendance from Baraboo. A
mong those who went from were
Mesdames E. f. Boehn, J. L. Barrett
George Haugh, William Schidmt, John
Moran, Case Newell, J. Fay, W. H.
Larrabee H. l.. Barber, T. D. Byrne
E. P. Wright, j. H. Hubbard, c. w.
Hilliard, w. H. Hayes, William Hayes
and r. P. Perry and Miss Ethel New
ell.
SEARLES BIG BARGAINS Sim
mons beds, dressers, china closet,
rugs, library tables, pillows, tables,
sewing mahines, ped book
cases, chairs, rockers, baby buggies,
travelling bags, suit cases, oil heaters,
mirrors, wringers, sideboard, sanitary
couches, baby beds. fruit cans, roast
ers, stands, commodes, settees, or
gan, shoes, clothing 522 South Cen
ter street.
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The regular quarterly business meet
ing of the Congregational church