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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-12-29
Correspondence.
ROANOKE ITEMS.

tHOANOKE. VA, December &C.
very beautiful display in Christ
mas tree exercise was the scene at
Mt. Zion Bapttst Church Tuesday
evoning. A large attendance was
present. A fine program was rem
dered, which was quite unique.
The Christmas festivities at High
Street Baptist Church were enjoyed.
There was a "robbing OF the bee
htve and an entertainment follow
Ing, which were very interesting
Mr.. n. r. Stanfield, of SIG Tenth
Avenue. N. W., who for several
months has been working at carpen-
try In West Raleigh, w. Va arrived
home last Sunday night to spend the
Holidays with family and friends.
MI. Patrick Armstrong of Ninth
Avenue is home with his family for
the Chrktmas.
Mr.. Edward Hampton is also home
for the Christmas.
There was very grand service at
MT. Zion A. NJ IE Church on Sunday
nornihg. After Rev. James S. Hatch
had delivered a very soul-stirring
Sermon from the Book Of Exodus.
Mr. j. Monroe Burretl accepted the
Lord as his Saviour and was received
finto the church.
AT Noun, Lebanon, Franklin Co
Rev. Hatcher delivered two of the
most touching sermons of his pastor
I ate here. The entire church was
seized by the Holy Spirit and all
seemed Overfiowing with fhe Holy
Spirit.
AT might Rev. Hatcher preached on
1.-THE Meaning of the Incarnation. {"
The Offering was $174.17. Mr..
Charley Shaffer donated from his
3tithe $500. mr. Shaffer had been
Yin the West for several months.
MIS-. Malinda Hamlet of Halifax
County and daughter. were the guest
OF MIR. and Mrs. Lambert Wilson last
week end, visiting relatives and
Trends of many years ago. They
attended services at Mt. Zion A M.
p. Church Sunday morning and left
bon the midnight train after very
pleasant stay in the Magic City.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lillian Stanfleid Davis at
b1S Tenth Avenue, N. w and left
bouncing baby ginl. December %.
mother and baby are getting along
! nicely
Mr. &eorge L. FOgel, lib Fourth
street N. p. was called to Columbia
c. December Is on account of the
Heath of his sister, Mrs. Ella Patter-
bon
There was Christmas tree en-
tertafnment for the Sabbath School
and Church hesd at Mt. Zion A. M.
r. Church Christmas Day.
i Prof. M. Traynham left Wednes-
day for Durham. NJ e.
Many of the students are home
Tor Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Bessie Mason and daughter.
Ieorgfe left for West Virginia Tues
Hay.
Sectional Tablets for men will be
round at 1o3 Wells Alley N. w.
= Mrs. Gertrude Hatcher is conva-
Fescsng from her recent operation.
Mrs. john Coleman. 256 Talmadre
Street, Columbus, Ohio, her two
daughters, Misses Delilah and Mar
1orAe and son, HIawatha, are spend
ing the Holidays I'm indianapolis.
Ind: with her daughter, Mrs. Lock-
hart
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FULTON NOTES.

The services at the Mt. Calvary Bapt
list Church were very helpful to all
who attended them last Sabbath.
1880 A. M. Rev. Cobbs preached,
using for his text: BE Sure Your Sins
Will Find You Out" We all enjoyed
the exegesas Of the text. Special en-
phasis was laid ON the Sins OF Omnis
sion.
$3.50 p. M. the B. Y. p. U. was very
inspiring. under the leadership ri
Misses Rosely Hams and Edna Clarke
The lesson was discussed by Rev. G.
B. Jefferson.
$3.50 P. M. Rev. Johnson preach, 4
for us. We also had number OF whit q
friends present from the Fort Leo.
Baptist Church.
Let us be present tomorrow; grea:
services will be had. $3.50 A. M; II:
80 A. M. and $3.50 P. NJ
We all were very glad to greet Miss
Z. A. Logan who is spending her Xmas
vacation Mt home. She addressed the
Sunday School and also spoke at the
morning services.
The Richmond Baptist Sunday
School Union will convene at .he
Union Baptist Church, South Richmond
tomorrow at $3.50 p. M.
!4SgsT
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CHICAGO NEWS.

Maple Leaf Council A. IT, X. and n
of A. which had been worked I'M nv
Dt. Gillian Holland, was organized ana
Yset to work on December 9th 1T
Bailey's Hall by DIT. Eliza Jackson.
state grand queen OF Illinois, who vas
assisted In the work by Dts. Ella T..
Holmes. Elizabeth Rochon Henrietta
, Dean Ida Simmons Ida Scott and SIR
Knight M. T. Bailey. DIT. Holland was
made most excellent queen.
Jackson w. Tyler Of 10th stree.
Morgan Park. is looking forward m
Spending the remainder of the winter
IN Alexandria. Va. his no me Town 90
ne Is accus'oQ1d to doing each year
Mrs. Florence McCamey wife ~
louis McCamey or Morgan Park has
returned from Arkansas where she
spent several months and is now w
ing at 1902 w. 112th Place.
The Virginia Society will meet in
IT'S regular monthly. meeting on Decen,
ger !sth at Bailev'e half 1898 State So.
~ which time q literary end musica.
program will be rendered
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Poipdextsr
sfzf Eimwood avenue entertained a
rev friends at luncheon on Deoemb~r
Inn In honor Of their long end close
trends Mr.. and Mre. II. Fl. John
son of Morgan Park.
M T Bailey. 1898 State ST. known
cor MS efficiency IN the adjustment or
matters throughout the country ,vos
successful in closing two important
bama.
jackson Past and Present Princess
|councii NO. 1. s. M. T. OF Chicago neId
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WYTHEWLLE NEWS.

Rev. T. w. Cotton the p. Elder Of
the Roanoke District preached at Beth
ell A. M. E. church Sunday morning.
He delivered most excellent sermon
full of power and thought. Rev Cotton
left On the noon train for Abingdon
&c preach at that point at night. At 8
O'clock Rev. G. o. Wing the pastor
preached from Acts. the 9th chapter
and the 1927 verses
Rev. ]. H. Monroe preached u,
Franklin st. M e. church morning
and night; everyone who heard him
enjoyed the service.
Pay for the Planet and be ready TOR
the new year.
Miss Vivian Dyla left for Abingdon
Monday to spend two-weeks Vacation
with her grandmother, Mrs. Emma
Austin.
Mr.. John Stepteau of Gillian. w.
Va, is home visiting his family IL.
North Wytheville.
Mr.. Robert Williams of Bluefie id
Is spending few days in the city.
Mr.. M. A. Hill of Graham is home
for few days, to visit his family.
Mrs. M. j. Stepteau has been con.
Tined to her bed for the past week
with La Grippe.
Mrs. Cecil Monroe Manning of ober.
lin Ohio and Mis- Willie Monroe of
excelsior, w. Va are spending the noii
Gays with their mother Mrs. Jennie
Monroe.
Mr.. and MRS. Robert Songer of Blue
FIELD, w. Va. arrived in the city Sun.
day the guest of the formers mother.
Mrs. Hattie Songer.
Mr. J. Hence Monroe of Abingdon I.
visiting his sister Mrs. Pocanontas
Page at the Cosy Cafe.
Madam Laura B. Hilton and Ruth
II. England OF Williamson. w. va.
passed thru the city last week en- rout,
TOT Cove Springs where they had been
called to the bedside of their father.
Mr.. X. B. Monroe who is quite III
Mrs. Susie Miller and son Domain
left Sunday for their home. Bristol.
Tenn.
Mr. George Sheffey Of indianapolis
md: is spending few days with his
mother, Mrs. Julla Shelley.
Mr.. r. Lane Rodgers of Pulaski IS
visiting his sister Miss Daily Rodgers
Mrs. Helen Young left for home.
Norfoik. Saturday night after spend.
ing three weeks In the city.
Madam Jennie Monroe Cecil Man
ming Miss Willie Monroe. Rev. 7 n
MONROE. Messrs Charlie Monroe
Thomas MinafieId and Mr.. r.
thompson motored to Cove SPRINGS
sunday to see Mr.. r. B. Monroe who
is quite ill.
Mr.. Henry Chaffin who has been
gone FOR the past five yearg arrived
IN the city the guest Of his sister Miss
Maggie Chafin. -"'''
Mr.. Garland Chapman of Ohio arriv
ed in the city Sunday to spend xma,
with his children and father Mr. cresn
''i' VI e'i'
Ine Great Emancipation Day ceIe
GRAFTON viii be at Pulaski January Is,
1874 everybody 81 invited. Afternoon
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and night program will be rendered.
by Mr.. c. L. Lee and Miss c. M. Jen'
kins. The principal speakers for the
day: Mayor e. w. Calfees Lawyer A. j.
Oliver of Roanoke and Rev. T. w. He
bron Of Wytheville. Refreshments
served all day.
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the election OF its officers on Decem-
Der 9Th at which time the principal or
GERS elected were: Dt Serbia jackson
pre- 'ident; Georgia r. Harding, state
grand princess s. M. T. of I'LL. secre-
tary. A public installation will follow
N January.
Rev. ID. p. Jones. wellknown Bapr-
st worker and actively connected with
The work of the Baptist Union People
Union. hrs just returned from an ex-
tended trip through Arkansas, Okla
homa and Tennessee.
r. w. Wells. head of the Wells Book
Concern 3710 Indiana avenue is home
from Richmond, Va, where he attend
ed the wedding ceremony and gave il.
marriage his daughter Hazel. to Thorn
as Reid, prominent attorney OF Ports-
mouth, Va. On November 26th in the
FALL of Hartshorr Memorial College be
fore large attendance from many se2
lions OF the country. Miss Wells was a
favorite in society and was a graduate
both Of Hartshorn and Oberlin College
Oberlin Ohio; she had taught in Hart
:horn and In the state OF Pennsylvan-
Ia. Among the guest from Chicago was
Mrs. Georgia e. Harding. state gram.
princess S. M. T. cf Illinois with whom
Miss Wells always made her home
when in the West.
Mrs. Ora Brown Stokes of Richmond
Va we'll known for her activities in
club and school work being closely
connected with the work of the ". N.
and I. I. Hartshorn College and the
Union University OF Richmond Va. IS
expected to come west in a short time
to attend severa! important business
meetings Of interest to the race.
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NEGRO POETS AND THEIR POEMS

An Epock-Making Book by Robert r.
Kerlin, Phi. D., Author of The Voice
of the Negro.-Beautifully Ilustrat-
ed.-$1.50 at All Booksellers. SIS
By Mail.
The Associated. Publishers Inc, 1888
Ninth Street, N. W., Washing
ton. D. G.
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Sample Frocks and one-of-a kind models
that are stunntngly made of Charmeuse,
SATIN Back, Cantons, Poirets and Shaker
and Crepes in a full range of colors. Re.
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consists OF regular and extra size Coats of
'ustrous materials in fur and self-trimme,
models You must inspect these Coats to an.
precra'e what wonderful values they are Mt
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-11-08
SOUTH DELTON FOLKS
VISIT BLUE M0UNnS

Mr. and Mrs Jake Porter and chill
dren of South Delton spent Sunday
in Blue Mounds
Ralph and Margaret Waddell came
from Bethel to spend the week end
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl Waddell.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mcfarland and
daughter of GAINESVILLE, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Sarrington of Delton spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
Sam Searle home. :.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Capener and sol
Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Capener
of Lyons visited Sunday with the
Percy Bass family in Dellona.
Our school held basket social at
Mr.. Porters Saturday evening. A fair
crowd was in attendance and the
proceeds were $40.
Miss Agatha Mullowney spent Sat
urday and Sunday at the E. P. Perry
home.
Mr.. and Mrs James Fry of Web
sters Prairie visited Sunay with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Searle.
George Veitch of Madison visited
two or three days recently with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Ellis.
The George Waddell family of Fair
field spent Saturday with the Pearl
Waddell family.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-11-08
LOCAL CHURCH
MEN TO RALLY
AT REEDSBURC

A group of sixteen men from the
Presbyterian church drove to Reeds
burg, Monday evening, to attend a
rally OF men from the Presbyterian
church in Reedsburg. A banquet was
served to over a hundred guests by
the ladies of the church and was fol
lowed by a program of toasts and
music The mems work in the church
was discussed as outlined by DR..
Weir, national worker.
Baraboo men in attendance of the
meeting we're A. G. Albert, Grant
Albert, Thomas McLenan, R. Prime,
NJ. r. Sherwood, George Holmes, Will
HazeHine, George Macarthur, A. F.
Kruger, w. ]. Stortz, S. A. Pelton,
E. j. Battles, Rev, E, C. Henke, F.
A. Nehs, r. l.. Glazi9r and E. Simond-
sor,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-11-08
HALLOWEEN PARTY is
ENJOYED MAPLE Hill

About siXty-nVe neighbOTs attended
the Halloween party at Richard Ul-
ribs home in Maple Hill Wedne>-
day night The evening was spent
in Halloween games and card play
ing, music and dancing. Refreshments
were served at midnight and every
one went home feeling they had spent
very enjoyable evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Herman Of La
Rue, Obert and Myrtle Ulrich return
ed home Monday from tn cir trip t,
Indiana. Ralph Blackman expects to
spend the winter there with his sis
te' Hattie.
Mrs J. E. Walsh spent Thursday
night with Mrs. ]. B. Doherty ano
attended the inspection and conven~
ton Of the w. R. C. Friday.
F. G. Du Bots is remodeling his
kitchen
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dr. roster and
different members of their family
have been Gales at the Leo Wood
home the past few days.
MIR and Mrs. Ernest Stabnaw, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Hoffman Mr., and
Mrs. Richard Ulrich attended the
school board convention at Baraboo
Saturday
DR.. and Mrs. Ed Ritzenthaler OF
Reedsburg were callers at the Frank
Ballone home recently,
The mail man Floyd Grosinske and
Maurise Friedrich, the cream hauler
are making their routes with trucks
now days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Curry of Bara-
boo were Sunday callers at the
Richard Ulrich home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simon of, West
field passed through this vicinity re-
Gently on their way to Denzer.,
J. A. Carson, son Thomas, daughter
Cora and Miss Thompson of Lodi
were callers at the Charles Brown
home.
P. Walsh and ]. Davy Of Plain.
James Bray, Charles Dennis and
James McGuan of Baraboo were call
ers at the J. E. Walsh home recently.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-11-08
ANNUAL K. P.
GAME SUPPER

The annual hunting, contest of the
K. p lodge was held on Nov. 3 and 4
and resulted in victory for the
Blues with Earl Hall captain and
| George Weber assistant. The Reds,
I, losers, were captained by G. j.
Shiels assisted by W. D. Cahoon.
The game supper was served to
the knights and their ladies at Castle
hall on Monday evening and the
banquet was attended by over 200
persons. The banquet room was
cleverly decorated. Large silhouettes
of hunters, dogs and rabbits were
placed along the walls making an I'M
usual and appropriate decoration.
Overhead, streamers and icolored
shades over the lights carried out a
blue color scheme on one side and
a red on the other, while the center
was combination Of the two shades
terminating in a white lattice work
canopy of white crepe paper. The
hall was never more prettily decor
ated.
delicious rabbit dinner was SER
we'd and was followed by program
of toasts and musical numbers with
Attorney Norman Quale acting as
POSTMASTER. Short talks we're given
by F. r. Bentley, George Carpenter,
and Paul Cahoon~ The K P. quartet,
composed of T. r. Williams, w. d.
Morse, G. M. Lamar, and Fred Effing-
er, gave number of well received
selections. Miss Wava Mastin also
sang, accompanied on the piano by
Mrs W D. Morse
Dancing concluded the pleasant
evenings entertainment, a mixed Oh
chestra under the direction of Leith
Fellows furnishing the music
The entertainment committee hav-
ing the affair in charge consisted Of
William Hattie, chairman, G. H:
Evenson, G. j. Shiels, j. Canham,
Ray Underkofler, William Radtke,
and G. NJ. King.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-11-08
FIRE, DESTROYES HOME
IN WONEWOC While TIE
FAMILY Is At rF4ETRfp

Fire recently destroyed the home
of Carl Smith in Wonewoc while the
family was in church. The barn
caught on fire but help arrived in
time to save that structure.
Mrs. Ernstine Ret1iaff visited Sun.
day noon at the home of her son
Albert and reports John is very low
at Stevens Pint. Mrs. John left Mon
day forenoon to be with him.
Arthur Hellpup was caller at Pts
key Sunday.
Paul Hellpup is employed at R.
Pagles place.
Last Sunday while Fred Frfede az
ended church he took suddenly yer.
i'll and is not much improved at pres
ent.
Mrs, Ernstine Retzlaff spent last
week with her son, julius and family
VIM Herrewig traded his farm
with his brother Rudolph and both
parties have moved to their new
homes.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-11-08
Mr.. Collins of Reedsburg put up a

| Mr.. Collins of Reedsburg put up ;
monument Saturday in memory Of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Jordan.
Mrs Bert Mortimer spent part OF
last week with her sister Mrs. Anna
Gibrant northeast of town, who was
| i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Mortimer ate
dinner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Beier near Cazenovia Sunday
and attended the church at that place
in the afternoon.
Joint District No. s Woodland,
known las the Hall school, will be given
a basket social and program Friday
evening, November %, at s o'clock.
Come and enjoy the occasion with u.s.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Garfield and son
Raymond of Arpin were the guests OF
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jordan and Miss Ethel Jordan, part
Of last week
Mrs Verne Beier entertained tn,
w M. S. of the Friends church We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Forest and three chill
rem of Gillingham moved into the ].
S. Thompson house last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hutchins and
daughters, Edna and Mrs. Hat title
Camp visited Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Bauer
at Bethel Friday.
DR.. Phillip Slack of Kedron, Mimi.
who attended the Friends quarterly
meeting remained to visit old acquain
tances until Friday, then he went to
Baraboo to visit relatives.
Mrs. N. Atknsoin entertainer the
w. F. NJ c. of the W. M. church
afternoon.
Miss Ada Causon of Madison is Wis
listing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
o. Conon, and other relatives.
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S0IH

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ziegler and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cummings Skill
let Creek motored to visit Miss Cry
stal Cummings who is in training at
the ST. Marys hospital
The Helpers Union will meet with
Mrs. John Ziegler for dinner Wednes-
day, November IA.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Kelly are
riding in a nice new coupe.
Mrs. Robert Malloy returned Sat
urday to from two weeks visit at
Adams with her daughter Mrs. Will
Kinkle. She was accompanied by
the KinkIe family for visit Of two
days
Mrs. Hattie Higgins and son George
of South Delton visited the Claude
Higgins family Sunday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Ziegler and
children of Glensville spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
FrazieT.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-11-08
NIL WAUKFF, F01KS VISIT
RELATIVES In LIME RIDGE

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Phillips OF Mil
waukee spent last week with relatives
in Milwaukee
The Halloween party at the U
B. church was well attended and en-
joyed by all.
Mrs r. B. Kinney entertained the
teachers of our school on Halloween
Mrs. Jake Webb visited Mrs Viii
Miller last Tuesday.
A surprise party~was given for Mr.
and Mrs Sam Phillips last Saturday
evening at the home of their son
Raymond Philips.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ward and family
have moved into the Otto Vorgt house
Mrs. Gertrue Werth was On the sick
list last week. Or. Hastings of Reeds
burg was called to see her.
Our new band is progressing very
nicely. They gave an open air con
cert last Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary Johnston who died a,
the home of her daughter DIN Gales
vile, was brought here for burial
Rev. Warren conducted the funeral
Sunday.
Edwin Blakeslee of Ironton spent
Saturday and Sunday at DR.. Bibles
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hawkins OF
Lyons spent Sunday at the Loren Kin
neys'
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rovedel and
son Gordan of Madison spent the weeA
end with Mrs. Bertha Brenizer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Outcalt ond
children spent Sunday at Richland
Cente'.
Mrs. Ella Maston and daughter o.
Baraboo and Mrs John Martin of
Lyons visited friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tn Settle and daugh'
ter Rena spent Sunday at Ironton
at Caleb Seldon's.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-11-08

Pouty home.
and family have moved to Barabot
where the husband has a job il
the Wooden mill
Ward Markham of Milwaukee is
spending few weeks at the home
Of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. A H
Markham.
Mrs. Jonn Williams who has been
under the doctors care the past week
is on the gain.
Mrs. Ray Grover spent the week
end in Milwaukee with her daughtel
Mrs Brad Keller
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hart and
ohildren spent Sunday at the A. P.
Dwyer home at Loretta.
Mrs. VIM Stombaugh entertained
her sister and family from Lone ROCK
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Powell and fam
lily were entertained Sunday at the
C. A. Powell home
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Prouty and
daughter Fern spent Sunday at the
u. T. Prouty home in Richland Center
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-11-08

minders Of the day. Following thee
game, dinner was served in the baB
room which had been transformed by
elaborate decorations into a veritable
retreat of elves and gnomes. Jack
o1anterns peered from the screen OF
vines which concealed the orchestra
and grinned at the merry company
from various points of vantage. TIN
golden haze of Indian summer was
suggested by mellow lighting effects
and golden pumpkins held a place OF
honor at the board
Gifts were presented TO several o.
the ladies who held unusually high
scores. Among the fortunate ones
were Mrs. R. Cahoon, Mrs. Elmer
Johnston, Mrs Murrison, Mrs. Evans
Mrs Kenney Miss Kunzelman Mrs
A. S. Kingsford, Mrs. Ulberg and Mrs,
r. H. Johnson
Mrs. North and Mrs. Kelly had AS
able assistants in serving, the Misses
Salome North, Elsbeth Thuerer Au-
drey Mead, Betty Curry, Marjorie
Kier, May McMann and Marguerite
Goude. The young ladies wore quafnS~
caps and aprons of golden hue.
Among the guests was Mrs. A G
Osburne of Virginia, Minnesota, for
merly of Baraboo who with her hus-
band is visiting relatives in the city
Other guests from neighboring cftiess
were: Mrs. r. H. Johnson, Watgekas,
Minnesota, Mrs. Julius Ulberg, Mrs..
Joseph Ulberg, Mrs. Daniel Grady.
Mrs. James Carol, Mrs. John Car,
roll, Mrs. Maurice McQuenney, Mrs,
Evans, Mrs. William Thompson, Mrs,
Lennin, Mrs. George Thompson, ALI of.
Portage.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-11-08
Ghosts Ar
Social EU<s ut

Among the many delightful social
affairs which have marked the early
weeks of the season in Baraboo, none
was more enjoyable than the Hal
lowe'en celebration at the home of
Mrs. Harry North on Wednesday af-
ternoon at which Mrs North and Mrs.
D. M. Kelly were hostesses.
More than a hundred ladies were
entertained at bridge. The gueste
were greeted by ghostly figures as
they entered the home and after being
received by the hostesses, met the
proverbial witch with her broom
stick.
AT the tables were numerous re-
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-11-08
MORTIMER VALLEY

Mrs. Hattie Camp of Stanley spent
Saturday with her brother, Arthur
Hutchens.
Mrs. Atkinson entertained the w
NJ S. Thursday afternoon.
Walter and Duane Mortimer HAYS
the chicken-pox.
Dorothy Shore spent Monday with
her sister, Mrs, Glen Mortimer.
Mr. and Mrs. Doelph Mortimer . spent
Friday at the home of James Morti
me;.
Mrs Arthur Hutchens spent Wed
nesday with her mother.
Glen Atkinson came home last week
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-11-08
n, NFE.T.ONA & LYNDON

M and Mrs John Bass and daugh
ter Viva ard Mr. and Mrs. McCabe
spent Sunday at the home of Percy
Bass
Mr.. and Mrs, Gaily Scot. and chill
dren spent the weekend at William
SCOTS home.
Morris, Mavie, and Margery Murray
entered the school at the Red Tavern
school.
Gai'ie Scott and family and Mrs
Charnley and children drove to Mau
ston Sunday,
The NJ E. De11ona school is CLOSED
until another teacher can be engaged