Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-10-11
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SATURDAY

Mrs. l.. HI. Palmer has taken rooms
Gfor light housekeeping at the home
.eof Mr. and Mrs. e. ]. Battles for the
winter. During the summer, Mrs.
palmer has been with her son How
ard in Greenfield.
Mrs. E. Hackett of Victor, Mont is
Visiting at the home of der parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J, Hackett on East
street.
w. " Burke and family, who re-
side at 42O Vine street, are prepar-
ing to go to California They do not
know whether or not they will remain
i'm the west Mr.. and Mrs. Burke are
naving sale of household goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Fuller Of Bara-
boo and Mrs. Walter Barnhart Of
edsburg attended tho golden we'd
ding celebration of Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Colburn at Wonewoc.
The George B. Schneider family has
recently moved from Mineral Poins
sand is occupying the house recently
erected on First avenue by Emil
Werlich. Mr.. Schneider is tire sales
gnan.
Harold Boyd of Ableman has pur-
chased the Fred 'Okerhauser house
son First avenue Mr.. Boyd is employ
ed at the Won VALID jewelry and the
family has already moved into the
new home.
DR. Richard Rowley has gone to
zRavenswood, Chicago, where he will
assist the rector of All Souls church
with Sunday services. This arrange
ment is to continue for some time,
DIR. Rowley going to Chicago at each
weekend for this purpose. He was
rector of the above church for a num-
her of years and on account of failing
health moved to Baraboo number
of months ago. The work Of Dr.
Rowley during his years of service
there is greatly appreciated by the
marish.
Miss Kate Potter, librarian at the
Carnegie Free Public library in Bara-
boo has undergone an operation at
q hospital in Chicago. The patient
came from under the anesthetic and
rapid recovery is expected.
The Chevrolet car belonging to
Harold Boyd was more or less dam
aged in a head on collision with a
Ford car driven by a Mr.. Burton on
Tt rsday Mr.. Boyd was driving down
Third avenue and the other car was
being driven into the Philbrick ga
rage when the accident occurred. The
Boyd car had one fender torn off
a bent frame, and bent axle but the
Ford was little damaged.
Mrs. H. c. Black entertained a
number of friends last evening in
honor Of Mrs. Ida Brown of Provi-
dence, Rhode Island, who is q guest
at the home of her sister, Mrs. A. P.
Cheek, Birch street. A delightful
, social evening was followed by a
dainty lunch.
Mrs. Lawrence McGilvra is getting
along nicely at the Madison hospital
wher she underwent an operation for
the removal of tonsils on Monday
Mrs. McGilvra is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Alvin of Baraboo
and will be remembered as Miss
Esther Alvin She resided in Elroy.
Mrs j. p. Witwen and Miss Hen
rietta GIarner recently spent several
days in Beaver Dam with their niece,
Mrs. Raymond Clark, and family. Mrs
CLARK will be remembered as Miss
Margaret Brethauer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs H. L. Brethauer Of Baraboo
Mrs. Emily Wildly Of Erie Colo
RADIO who is guest of her sister, Mrs
William Toole, of Baraboo, is spend
ing "a time in Reedsburg with Mrs
Emma Riggert
The Christian Endeavor society of
ne Presbyterian church held monthly
social meeting in the church parlors
On Friday evening, about % mems
hers being present. A delightful even
ing was spent in playing games and
having a good time. Miss Florence
Axan gave a piano selection and the
evening of fun closed with delicious
refreshments. The social committee
having the affair in charge consisted
of Miss Helen KoppEe, Miss eileen
sloniker, CLARK. WILKINSON and OrmaI
Simonson.
A rather peculiar automobile acct
cent happened at the 1orrer. Of Sixth