Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-12-27

| fat turkey from her son Lawrence
from Highmore, S. D. for their
Christmas dinner.
Hubert and Miss Margaret Hindes
of Ableman spent yesterday here
with their sister, Mrs. Otto Stock
imam.
Manager w. l. Cash, James Can
ham, and Charles Clark of the local
telephone office attended meeting
of district plant employees in Madi-
son on Thursday
julius Hoppe has returned from
battle Creek sanitarium in Madison,
where he has spent several weeks
receiving treatment. He is improved
lin health.
Louis Isenberg of Chicago Tech
inical school arrived yesterday to
spend the holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Isenberg, First
street.
! Among those who attended the fun
eral Of Mrs. Myer Collins in Lodi on
Wednesday were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Premo Baraboo and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Kramer, Madison.
While saving wood with machine
John Dodge of Lodi had the in
dex finger of his right hand cut Off.
The finger was injured several years
ago and since th'.t time has been
stiff so the loss of it will not be so
inconvenient
! Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Peck and Mr..
and Mrs. Duane Peck have returned
from Walworh. Wis, where they
spent several dayB with relatives.
The trip was made by automobile
Warren Harris Of the University OF
Wisconsin has arrived to spend the
holidays at the home of his parents,
the Rev. and MyS. Henry Harris,
Broadway. This is the youngs mans
second visit to Raraboo since his
parents have come here to reside
Mrs Allen P Thompson has return
ed to her home in Galesville after
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
10. w Kilmer Second avenue.
Mrs. Cora Metcalf, son Richard
daughter, Mrs William Fellows and
little daughter Betty Lou left this
afternoon for Wilmette, H., where
they will be holiday guests at the
home of Mrs Metcaif's sister, Mrs.
E. E. Colburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Conway receiv-
ed word yesterday that their son
Kenneth is to undergo an operation
for the removal ola goitre at the Mayo
hospital in Rochester on Saturday.
The young man has spent much of his
time at the hospital during the past
, few weeks, receiving treatment. Mr..
and Mrs Conway left last night for
Rochester to be with their son.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Az .rews
and Mrs. Martha Johnston left last
night or Duluth, Minnesota, called
there by the death of niece Of Mr..
Mrs. George Martin. Mrs. Martin
will be remembered by Baraboo peo-
!, pie as Miss Loretta O'Gormon, daugh
ter of Mrs. J OGormon. The deceas-
ed had often visited this city and was
vocalist of much ability.
Mrs. J. Oiler and Mrs. Roy Traxler
entertained at a six-thirty dinner at
the home of Mrs. Oiler on Third
avenue last evening. Four tables Of
500 were played at the conclusion Of
the delicious meal. Winners we're
Miss Dorothy Mann, Mrs. w. H.
Mann, Mrs Carpenter and Mrs. t.
Bockhouse.
Relatives here have received an
:. nouncement of the birth Of a son, to
MI. and Mrs. William Kraft, Oak
: Park, Illinois, The little one has been
: named David Kraft. Mrs. Kraft was
:, formerly Miss Seal Blakely and was
born in BaraOoo She is a granddaugh-
:, ter of the late w. s. Grub, a pioneer
: Of this city and we'll known as a hon
buyer following the Civil war. Mrs.
: Kraft was the widow of Louis Rich,
a former Baraboo boy, when she
: married Mr.. Kraft.
Mrs. j. H. Bear has gone to Madi-
; son to be with her daughter Mrs. E
!, A. Prouty, who has been in the Gen
ieral hospital for over two weeks, fol
: lowing an operation for fibrous tumol
!. Mrs. Prouty was taken to her home in
+ Madison yesterday and is getting
along nicely.
! Philip Abel who has not been affil
) lated with the City hotel for the pas
: three months mas again taken
:, over the manage ment Of tha
! hotel. Oscar Strand has been mana
ging the place for the past few
months. Mr., Abel has been in tht