Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-09-20
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DR.. and Mrs. R. Richardson Of Be
lott were recent guests at the home
Of Miss Chrissie Crawford. DR.. Rich
ardson has been teacher at Belolt
college for ten years and taught at
that institution at the time MISS
Crawford was attending college. The
visitors spent some time at Devils
lake and are enjoying an automoolle
trip to points In this vicinity.
The Misses Made1gn and Verna
Schoealer entertained at their home IN
honor of Charlotte and Ethel Hagen
stein of Milwaukee on Monday even
ing. The evening was spent IN pay
fng games and with music after winch
Tight refresh mentB were served. Those
present included: the Misses Esther
Butterffeld, Laura Nicolai, Ella Mar
Gus, and Messrs. Harry Tciles, Harry
gsassvr, DR.. Marcus, A thur and john
Large.
Face,to-face meetings with famous
motion picture stars and several
hours spent watching the interestina
steps of picture-making was the 'e5-
perience Of Mrs. George Hoadley ana
Miss Claire d. Hoadley OF BarabOo,
WIN were visitors to the (GolyWyn
Bungalow, at the Motion Picture Elk
position now attracting thousands Oh
tourists to Los Angeles, during Cnelr
recent western trip. Among the many
interesting sights at the EXPOSITION
vxxs8s that o0f the cameras and technical
experts conducting screen tests at the
Goldwyn bungalow, where beautl1u4
girls passed in front of the camera
fDr tests which will win, for the sue
qsessful candidates, parts in Law
Law" a forthcoming Rupert
Hughes production.
Mr.. and Mrs J. l. Hill of Sumpter
left Tuesday on an extended "trip 10
the state of Washington, where they
will visit with the latter's sister, Mrs
&c. C. Gresim On the return trip they
will visit with friends in Aberdeen,
s. D., and a brother in 'Northfield,
MINI. They expect no be gone about
a month.
Mrs. IT. K. Dah1e and two children
left this morning Tor their home in
GGarrlltfea.s, California. They have
spent the past three months here with
Mrs. Dab e's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tinkham. Miss Lucille Tink-
ham accompanied her sister and chill
dren and will be in Fresno, California,
for the next two weeks, attending
Fresno college.
The following BEraboo peUple at
tended "a reunion OF the Seamans fam
ily in Reedsburg ON Sunday: alr. and
Mrs. William StacRtouse and daugh-
ter Elizabeth, Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
W and sons, James and Tuzn. The
affair was held at the Guy Seamans
home in the valley east Of Loganyllle.
Word has been rBceived by Bara-
200 friends of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
ICrapp OF the arrival Of 9 pounds
koy. horn to them Thursday morning
ast Escanapa, Mich. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crapp recently moved from Escana-
7ba to Baraboo where ne is employed
as foreman of the O. 81 n. w. shops.
Mother and son are doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Day of Fairfield
have been entertaining a number OF
guests during the past week. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. S. Davis of Cleveland, Ohio,
are spending two weeks at their
home. Mrs. Day is a sister of Mr.
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Van Roo
and two children have left for their
home in Milwaukee after ten day
visit at the Day home, and a short
stay in Elroy also. Mrs. Van Roo
is a granddaughter of Mr.. Day. Week.
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Day were
Mrs. Lester Small and son Robert OF
Elroy: Mr.. and Mrs III. Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huff of Rich
land Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Gerofski
have left for Orlando, Florida, where
they will spend the winter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerofski motored to Florida
last season and so enjoyed their stay
that they have decided to build win.
ter home in Orlando.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cook of Greenfield entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Tredinnick Of Bristol, Conn.
and Mr.. and Mrs William Wilkinson
of Baraboo. After dinner, the party
took in the beautiful sights of Kon-
kel's Mill and visited with Walter
and Henry Konkel.
Mrs. Bessie Jones of Denver.
Colorado, is visiting at the home of